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Review: The Creation of the Universe

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is a story of gods, and heroes because it helped explain the unexplainable.

a)

legend

b)

orature

c)

myth

d)

mythology

2.

He wrote the Illiad, one of the greatest epics ever written.

a)

Hozier

b)

Homer

c)

Hesiod

d)

Hero

3.

Which is not a flaw of the ancient Greeks?

a)

easily fooled

b)

cruelty

c)

stubbornness

d)

impulsiveness

4.

This is a creature with 50 heads and 100 hands.

a)

Cyclopes

b)

Hecatoncheires

c)

Minotaur

d)

Centaur

5.

This creature has the head of a bull and a body of a human.

a)

Cyclopes

b)

Hecatoncheires

c)

Minotaur

d)

Centaur

6.

This is the underworld.

a)

Gaea

b)

Nyx

c)

Erebus

d)

Tartarus

7.

Which of the following is not a primordial god?

a)

Eros

b)

Cronus

c)

Uranus

d)

Erebus

8.

She is the mother god who took her sons to a remote island and replace them with an animal and stone.

a)

Gaea

b)

Metis

c)

Rhea

d)

Athena

9.

Who among these gods is not eaten by his father?

a)

Poseidon

b)

Hera

c)

Hestia

d)

Hades

10.

Which of the following is not given by the cyclopes and hecatoncheires?

a)

shield

b)

trident

c)

helmet

d)

thunderbolt

11.

This is the 10-year battle between the Titans and the Olympians.

a)

Gigantomachy

b)

Titanomachy

c)

Olympianomachy

d)

Mythology

12.

He is the one who led the Titanomachy who then became the bearer of the world.

a)

Zeus

b)

Atlas

c)

Apollo

d)

Artemis

13.

Which of the following statements is not true?

a)

Atlas is the first Olympian.

b)

Gaea's husband is her own son.

c)

Cronus castrated his own father.

d)

Metis gave the poison to Cronus.

14.

This is the youngest son of Gaea and one of the deadliest creatures in Greek mythology.

a)

Hecatoncheires

b)

Pegasus

c)

Typhon

d)

Minotaur

15.

Who ruled the underworld after the Titanomachy?

a)

Tartarus

b)

Hades

c)

Cyclopes

d)

Hera