Writing Questions

According to Greek Mythology, why do we study it?

• To understand ancient people's view of the world and their history

• To understand the Roman Empire

• To learn about modern technology

• To study the history of Greece

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Who emerged out of Chaos according to Greek Mythology?

• Gaea and Uranus

• Poseidon and Athena

• Hades and Demeter

• Zeus and Hera

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What did Cronus do to prevent his children from overthrowing him?

• Swallowed all of his children except the last one

• Banished his children to another land

• Gave up his power willingly

• Sought help from other gods

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CCSS.RL.4.9

CCSS.RL.8.9

What is an Epic Poem according to Greek Mythology?

• A short poem about daily life

• A poem about the history of Greece

• A long narrative poem showing characters engaged in important adventures

• A poem about modern technology

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What are the characteristics of the Epic according to Greek Mythology?

• The hero is a figure of imposing stature, of national importance, and of great historical or legendary significance

• Supernatural forces interests themselves in the action

• The epic poet recounts the deeds of the heroes with objectivity

• The action consists of deeds of great valor or requiring superhuman courage

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Who overthrew his father, Uranus, according to Greek Mythology?

• Cronus

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

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What did Uranus do to the monsters according to Greek Mythology?

• Sought help from other gods

• Locked the monsters in Tartarus

• Destroyed the monsters

• Banished the monsters to another land

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What did Gaea and Uranus have several of according to Greek Mythology?

• Treasures

• Monsters

• Pets

• Children

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What did Cronus fear according to Greek Mythology?

• That he would be forgotten

• That his children would overthrow him

• That he would lose his power

• That he would be banished

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What is the significance of studying Greek Mythology according to the text?

• It is essential for understanding the history of Greece

• It is interesting and entertaining, and shows how ancient people viewed the world

• It is a requirement for modern technology

• It is important for understanding the Roman Empire

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