Which of the following is NOT a Greek god?

On a scale of 1-5, how confident are you at naming the different literary genres?

This literary genre features stories about fairies or other magical creatures that is usually told to children.

It is a narrative of a person’s life written by another.

This is a humorous story which has blatant exaggerations and swaggering heroes who do the impossible with nonchalance.

This is a traditional narrative, often based in past historical events, that reveals human behavior and natural phenomena by its symbolism, often pertaining to the action of the gods.

This is a narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans.

This is the infamous dwelling place of the 12 great olympians of the Greek mythology.

This was a city in the region of Asia Minor in modern-day Turkey, which was the setting of one of the most famous events in Greek mythology, the Trojan War.

The city's name derives from the goddess of wisdom, Athena, who became the city's patron goddess after a contest with Poseidon. This city is the seat of the famous Parthenon.

It is the study of myths and the myths themselves, which are stories told as symbols of fundamental truths within societies having strong oral traditions.

It includes the traditional elements of the way of life of a group of people and creative expressions developing naturally as part of this culture.

This is one of the themes of myth which brings mythological creatures into a number of situations where they prove their strength.

This is one of the themes of myth which involves some form of existence after death and takes as many different forms in mythologies as the culture from which they are drawn.

In this theory, myths are thought to arise from an attempt to explain natural phenomena.

In this theory, myths are invented to accompany and explain religious ritual; they describe the significant events which have resulted in a particular ceremony.

In this theory, Sigmund Freud interpreted the dreams of his patients; he found great similarities between them and the ancient myths.

In this theory, all human behavior – the way we eat, dress, and speak is patterned into codes which have the characteristics of language.

According to this theory, there are a multitude of factors which influence the origin and development of myths and that no single explanation will suffice.

A character in mythology which are mythical creatures that appears in most ancient cultures and traditions.

A character in mythology which are monsters who lived in the mountains near the city of Arcadia in Greece. From the waist up, their bodies are human and their lower bodies and legs are in the form of a horse.

Check ALL of the elements within myths.

True or False: Ancient people believed myths to be true, so myths often became part of their religions.

How is folklore different from mythology? Check ALL that apply

How did both folklore and mythology travel from person to person?

Why are stories about creatures like witches, ghosts, and werewolves different from country to country?

What was the purpose of Zeus in Greek mythology?

Who is the god of the sea?

Who is considered as the god of war?

Myth comes from the Greek word________ which means story.

Romans adopted some of the Greek myths but changed the _______ of the Gods.

_________ ate his children except Zeus who ended up defeating him.

Zeus's brothers are ________ and __________.

Zeus is the god of the ______ and his symbol is the ______.

__________ is the goddess of the harvest whose symbol is a cornucopia.

__________ is the god of fire. His symbol is a volcano.

In the Iliad, the gods understand it could be dangerous to alter fate because it could lead to _____

In the Iliad, the mortals listen to the wisdom of people like Calchas, who is a _____.

In the Iliad, Achilles has two destinies. Which one does he choose?

Who killed Hector and how does Achilles die?

Who is Hector?

Who is the author of The Iliad?

Who is supposed to be the most beautiful woman in the world who is kidnapped by the Trojan Prince Paris?

Who did Paris give the golden apple?

How long has the Trojan war been going on? Where are the Greeks located?

Achilles still refuses to fight. Patroclus puts on Achilles's armor, fights the Trojans and dies. Who kills Patroclus?

What does Agamemnon do to Achilles that makes Achilles angry?

Why was Achilles mostly invulnerable?

What does Achilles do to get back at Agamemnon?

Why does Achilles finally rejoin the war?

Who came up with the idea to build the wooden horse? Who won the war?

How did the Greeks finally defeat the Trojans?

Who was Menelaus?

In The Iliad, what do warriors seek above all else before dying?

Achilles, with a perfectly time thrust, puts his spear through Hector's _________, resulting to Trojan Prince's death.

Who persuaded Zeus that Achilles must let Hector's body be ransomed?

Achaeans are nowadays called as _________

Who said this line: "All my life I have lived by a code. And the code is simple: honor the gods, love your woman, and defend your country. Troy is mother to us all; fight for her!"

During one of the scenes, Helen says this line to Paris: "I'm not afraid of dying. I'm afraid of ____." What, in fact, is Helen afraid of?

In the beginning of the movie, what is Hector carving out of wood for his son? (It is also what Achilles compares himself to.)

There is a famous saying about Helen's beauty, that is made visual by Peterson. He uses CG effects to show the massive armada navigating to Troy. The saying begins as follows, how does it end? "The face that ______________."

What army is being led by Achilles?

Where would a nymph from Greek mythology most likely be found?

Which of the following is a common theme found in many myths across different cultures?

True or False: Myths are often used to explain natural phenomena and human behavior.

In Greek mythology, who is known as the messenger of the gods?

What is the name of the hero who performed twelve labors to atone for his past mistakes?

In Norse mythology, who is known as the god of mischief?

Which ancient civilization is known for its pantheon of gods including Ra, Osiris, and Isis?

Which Greek hero is known for his strength and his role in the Trojan War?

This is a type of myth that explains the origins of a particular culture or its customs.

What is the name of the winged horse that sprang from the blood of Medusa?

What is the name of the winged horse that sprang from the blood of Medusa?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and warfare in Greek mythology?

Which hero is known for his twelve labors in Greek mythology?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and warfare in Greek mythology?

This epic poem tells the story of Odysseus's journey home after the Trojan War.

Which creature in Greek mythology is known for having the body of a lion and the head of a human?

Which hero is known for his strength and performed twelve labors as penance?

What is the name of the winged horse that sprang from the blood of Medusa?

In Greek mythology, who is the goddess of love and beauty?

In Greek mythology, who is known as the messenger of the gods?

This epic poem tells the story of the hero Odysseus and his long journey home after the Trojan War.

Which creature in mythology is known for having the body of a lion and the head of a human?

What is the name of the hero who is known for his strength and is a central character in the Trojan War?

Which of the following is a common theme found in many myths, often involving a hero's journey or quest?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and warfare in Greek mythology?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and warfare?

__________ is the god of the underworld in Greek mythology.

This epic poem tells the story of Odysseus's journey home after the Trojan War.

What is the name of the hero who is known for his strength and is a central character in the Trojan War?

Which goddess is known for her role in the judgment of Paris, leading to the Trojan War?

In Greek mythology, who is the messenger of the gods, often depicted with winged sandals?