CBA Greek Mythology Flashcard Review

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What is Greek mythology?

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A collection of myths and legends from ancient Greece that explain the origins of the world, the nature of gods and goddesses, and the adventures of heroes.

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Who is Echo in Greek mythology?

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A mountain nymph who could only repeat the words of others after angering the goddess Hera.

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What is the significance of storytelling in Greek mythology?

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Storytelling serves to convey moral lessons, cultural values, and the history of the gods and heroes.

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What does the term 'myth' mean?

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A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining a natural or social phenomenon, typically involving supernatural beings or events.

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What is the role of gods and goddesses in Greek mythology?

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They are powerful beings that control various aspects of the world and human life, often interacting with humans and influencing their fates.

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What is a common theme found in Greek myths?

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The struggle between fate and free will, where characters often face challenges that test their choices and destinies.

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What does the word 'connection' mean in the context of myths?

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An emotional or intellectual bond with something, often referring to the relationships between characters or between humans and the divine.

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How do myths influence modern culture?

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Myths continue to shape literature, art, language, and popular culture, providing archetypes and themes that resonate with contemporary audiences.

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What is the purpose of a mural in the context of storytelling?

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A mural can visually represent a story or theme, making it accessible and engaging for viewers, often used to educate or inspire.

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What does it mean to 'share a voice' in storytelling?

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To express one's thoughts, feelings, or experiences, often emphasizing the importance of communication and connection in narratives.