Greek Mythology

Wife of Zeus; goddess of marriage

• Athena
• Hera
• Aphrodite
• Persephone

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The home of the Greek gods

• Titans
• Styx
• Perseus
• Mt. Olympus

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The Gorgon with snakes for hair and a look that could turn a person to stone

• Perseus
• Atlas
• Medusa
• Titans

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The mortal hero who killed the Gorgon with snakes for hair

• Perseus
• Atlas
• Medusa
• Titans

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The belief in many gods and goddesses.

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

• Monistic

• Atheistic

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Which of the following is NOT an objective of Greek Mythology?

• Explain natural phenomena

• Provide a path for salvation

• Explain human qualities

• Explain life events

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Greek god of music and light.

• Zeus

• Apollo

• Hades

• Epimetheus

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Greek goddess of love and beauty.

• Athena

• Venus

• Aphrodite

• Diana

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Greek goddess of the moon, hunting, and childbirth.

• Hera

• Aphrodite

• Artemis

• Diana

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Greek myth that attempts to explain why we can always have hope.

• The Amazons

• Pandora's Box

• The Pomegranate Seeds

• Cyclops

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