Who flew too close to the sun on wings made of feathers and wax?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and war?

Who is the Greek goddess of marriage and the queen of Olympus?

Who is the god whose symbols include the horse and the trident?

In Philippine Mythology, what do you call a fairy who aid those who are deserving and severely punish those who exploit them or cause destruction of their land?

What do you call the Philippine mythical creature that consumes the innards of a person?

It is a type of aswang usually characterized by a detachable body, lower half of it stays in place while the upper half flies with its bat-like wings and prey on humans.

What do you call the Philippines version of a “witch”? They usually are associated with black magic and curses.

What do you call a bipedal horse creature of Philippine folklore said to lurk in the mountains and forests of the Philippines?

Which Greek demi-god and hero was bathed in the River of Styx, while held by the heel, as an infant to gain invincibility and immortality?

Which goddess was obliged to spend part of every year in the underworld because Hades tricked her into eating pomegranate seeds?

Which two gods were twin brother and sister?

Which Greek hero was a son of Zeus and was required to perform many labors for the gods?

Which Greek hero was favored by Athena for his wit, intelligence and wisdom? He was the one who found out Achilles’ weakness and came up with the Trojan Horse.

Who is considered by Tagalog’s as the supreme god and creator deity?

She is considered by Tagalogs as the goddess of the stars.

Who is considered by the Tagalogs as the goddess of labor and good deeds?

In Philippine Mythology, who is considered by the Tagalogs as the goddess of love, conception and childbirth and the protector of lovers?

For the Tagalogs, who is the goddess of the moon and one of the three daughters of Bathala by a mortal woman?

Why was Arachne transformed into a spider?

When should you say “Tabi tabi po?”