LIT FINAL REVIEW

What is a myth?

• A myth explains something with science, like how the sky is blue

• A myth is a lie

• A myth is a story, usually developed in the early history of a civilization, that is used to explain a natural or social phenomenon.

• A myth is a story that someone writes, knowing that it is untrue.

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What is a common theme of myths?

• The beginning of the world (sometimes the beginnings of humans, the earth, or the gods).

• There aren't any, they are always about something different.

• How people like to make things up.

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Zeus (Jupiter) is the god of:

• The sky

• Love

• The forge

• The ocean

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Hera (Juno) is the goddess of:

• The Ocean

• Love

• Horses

• Marriage

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Poseidon (Neptune) is the god of:

• The Underworld

• Wisdom

• The Ocean

• The Hunt

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Hades (Pluto) is the god of:

• He pulls the Sun Chariot

• The Ocean

• The Underworld

• The Hunt

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Aphrodite (Venus) is the goddess of:

• Love

• The Sky

• The Sun Chariot

• The Harvest

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Athena (Minerva) is the goddess of:

• The Harvest

• The Forge

• Wisdom

• Messengers

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Artemis (Diana) is the goddess of:

• War

• Messengers

• The Harvest

• The Hunt

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Apollo (Apollo) is the god of:

• The Ocean

• The Sky

• Love

• The Sun Chariot

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