In Greek mythology, who was the son of Daedalus who died when his wings melted when he flew too close to the sun?

Which day of the week is named after a Roman God?

What name is given in Scandinavian mythology to describe the special paradise to which the souls of warriors slain in battle were transported?

Who was the Greek God of sleep who gave his name to an English word meaning ‘a state resembling deep sleep’?

What opiate drug is named after the Greek god of dreams?

Orpheus in mythology, and Lot’s wife in the Bible made the same terrible mistake. What was it?

Who were sacrificed to the Mesopotamian god Moloch?

The Trojan War was fought between what two groups?

What was the name of the nation of warlike women who lived in Asia Minor and became famous for their exploits in the Trojan wars?

What was the animal used to trick the Trojans in the Trojan war?

Which English outlaw is said to have lived in Sherwood Forest during the reign of Richard I.

Who, in Hindu mythology, is the wife of Siva and the goddess of death and destruction?

In which fairy tale do two children walk into a forest and find a cottage made of gingerbread?

Who opened a box which contained all the troubles of the world?

I am a goddess from Greek mythology. I have snakes for hair, and If you look in my eyes, I will turn you to stone. What is my name?

King Arthur and the knights of the ___ table. Which word is missing?

A mythical creature with the body of a woman and the tail of a fish is known by which name?

The Minotaur was a beast - half-man and half-_____

Romulus and Remus were twins who were raised by a she-wolf. When they were grown, they built a city to live in. What was the name of the city?

There was a very vain man in Roman mythology. What was his name?

Explorers searched everywhere for this city of gold. Now it's used as a metaphor for the search for the impossible. What was it called?

This artificial man is usually called by the name of what scientist who made it?

Guinevere was King Arthur's ___.

Paul has a tattoo of which mythological figure?