Which act led to Cronus becoming ruler in Greek mythology?

Who saved infant Zeus by giving Cronus a stone to swallow?

What was the Titanomachy in Greek myth?

In Roman myth, which pair united to create Titans, Cyclopes, and Giants?

What action did Saturn take to avoid a prophecy in Roman myth?

Which Roman figure tricked Saturn to save Jupiter?

In Norse myth, what are Niflheim and Muspelheim?

Who are the first humans shaped by the gods in Norse mythology?

Which world-tree connects the nine realms in Norse myth?

In Philippine myth, what separated the sea and the sky at the beginning?

Which event in Philippine myth produced a man and a woman?

In Celtic myth, who are the first divine beings that emerged from the void?

Which shining god defeated Balor of the Evil Eye?

In Egyptian myth, which watery darkness existed before creation?

Who created himself and brought light, forming Shu and Tefnut?

Which pair correctly matches the Greek god of war with his Roman counterpart?

Which deity is associated with love, beauty, and desire in Greco-Roman mythology?

Athena, also known as Minerva, is primarily linked to which domains?

Who serves as messenger of the gods and patron of commerce and travel?

Which deity pair presides over the hearth, home, and family?

Hephaestus, called Vulcan by Romans, is god of which field?

Which Norse figure is famed as trickster known for cunning and mischief?

Njord is primarily associated with which natural elements?

Which Philippine deity is named as the supreme creator?

Mayari’s domains include which of the following?

Who among Philippine deities governs labor and good deeds?

Which Celtic god is strongly linked to the sun, light, skills, and craftsmanship?

Brigid is primarily associated with which domains?

Taranis is most closely connected to which phenomenon?

Which Celtic goddess oversees sovereignty and the land and gives Ireland its name?

Which Egyptian god is the sun deity and creator of all life?

Set’s domains are best summarized as which of the following?

Which Egyptian goddess embodies love, music, and joy?

Bastet is best known as which type of goddess?

Ptah’s role in Egyptian belief is best described as which of the following?

Which goddess sprung fully formed from her father's forehead?

Which goddess sprung fully formed from her father's forehead?

A ______________ version of a myth is one that is rewritten by an individual who uses it to express personal perspectives and experiences.

According to Hesiod, "Chaos was first of all, but next appeared . . . "

The term for a deity who is involved with human life is:

In Enuma Elish, human beings are created primarily to 

demonstrate Marduk's mighty power

Tiamat set out to destroy her grandchildren because

The fact that Snorri presents six different creation stories without much logical connection is an example of

At Ragnarok, Fenrir the wolf will devour:

The Greeks blamed ________________ for the existence of evil and illness on earth.

As Hesiod sees it, the problems with the iron race do NOT include

One reason we might consider God in Genesis transcendent is tha HE:

Marduk creates the world from

There is evidence in our reading of Enuma Elish that Tiamat behaves like a

According to Third, All-Father's greatest achievement was

The overwhelming characteristic of Gunnungagap was its

What does the Gaia Hypothesis describe Earth as?

In Greek mythology, which group of beings was born from Gaia (Earth) and Uranus (Heaven)?

Why did Cronus swallow his children as they were born?

How did Zeus become the ruler of the Greek gods?

In Norse mythology, what did the gods use to create the mountains and stones of the world?

From what materials were the first man, Ask, and the first woman, Embla, created?

In the Babylonian creation myth, Enuma Elish, which two primordial deities combined to produce the first land?

According to the Enuma Elish, from what was humanity created?

What, according to the Greeks, existed before everything else?

Who did Gaea have monstrous children with?

Gaea gave birth to two sons, the sky and the sea. What did she name them?

What kind of monsters did Uranus and Gaea create and consider their children? (select all that apply)

What did Uranus do to the Cyclopes and Hundred-Handed Giants?

How did Gaea feel about her children being imprisoned in the underworld by Uranus?

What was the name of the first generation of immortal Greek Gods?

Who was the youngest, but most clever Titan?

Who helped Gaea enact her revenge on Uranus?

Before science, myths were used to

How did Cronus feel about his father, Uranus?

The immortal being Tartarus represents

Gaea represents

From a fear of being overthrown by his children (like he did to Uranus), what does Cronus do to his children?

Which child does Cronus not eat?

How does Zeus trick Cronus into returning his brothers and sisters to life after eating them?

Zeus and the Olympians defeat Cronus and the Titans. Where does Zeus send the Titans who fought against him after their defeat?

Who was the first wife of Zeus?

Who comes up with the plan to make Cronus vomit up his children?

The first race of humans were

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 myth tends to be examples of primitive history; they contain a germ or seed of historical fact and enlarge upon it with great flourish.

This myth tends to be examples of primitive fiction which is told for pleasure and amusement and may contain supernatural characters such as ghosts, elves, dwarfs, or demons and may often include elements of magic.

These are collection of myths under the name of Aesop over 2,000 years ago in Greece.

This is also known as The Arabian Nights. This is a collection of stories and fables from Arabia, Egypt, India, and Persia that were compiled from oral tales that had been passed down through these cultures for generation.

This is also known as The Arabian Nights. This is a collection of stories and fables from Arabia, Egypt, India, and Persia that were compiled from oral tales that had been passed down through these cultures for generation.

This is one of the major sources of mythology and folklore which is a collection of existing epics of the different cultures.

This is one of the major sources of mythology and folklore which is a collection of existing epics of the different cultures.

This is one of the major sources of mythology and folklore which is a collection of existing epics of the different cultures.

This is a collection of fables which used to educate Indian princes into becoming wise kings.

These are the two complete works of Hesiod which became one of the major sources of mythology and folklore.

This is one of the themes of myth where a creator deity brings into being the sun, mood, and stars, seas, and mountains and so on, along with deities that personify them.

This is one of the themes of myth where people are led by ideal beings who possess human characteristics and belongs to some social grouping.

This is one of the themes of myth involving semi-divine beings possessing superhuman powers through divine parentage.

This is one of the themes of myth involving beings that a heroic figure confronts and overcomes.

This is one of the themes of myth involving wild creatures – predatory beasts or the elusive prey of hunters, or as helpful beings tamed by humans.

This is one of the themes of myth which involves associations with burial prompt, tales of gloom and terror of the unknown.

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 represent an early form of logical thinking.

In this theory, myths are derived and can be traced back to certain words in the language.

In this theory, myths contain hidden meanings which the narrative deliberately conceals or decodes.

In this theory, myths are said to arise from historical events which were merely exaggerated.

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, myths arose from a few major cultural centers and spread throughout the world.

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

In this theory, myths contain very general ideas, themes, or motifs which are passed along from one generation to another.

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 representing beauty, goodness, and strength which usually appears in art, folklore, and literature.

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

A character in mythology which are hostile creatures who lived inside dark caves in the mountains.

A character in mythology which is a spirit from Arab and Muslim folklore that inhabits the earth and can assume human or animal form.

A character in mythology which is a nine-headed serpent and one of the most hideous and ghastly monsters of Greek Mythology.

A character in mythology which is a huge fire-breathing monster that has the head of a lion, the body of a dragon, and the hind legs of a goat.

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.

A character in mythology which are large ferocious wolves with fierce yellow eyes and tremendous jaw.

A character in mythology which are giant horned demons. They are said to have come to Japan from China with the arrival of Buddhism and Buddhist priest perform annual rites to expel them.

A character in mythology which are supernatural beings who take the form of serpents.