Greek Mythology and Respiration Quiz

What does "polytheistic" mean in Greek religion?

• Believing in one god

• Worshipping nature

• Believing in many gods and goddesses

• Not believing in any gods

Who was the patron goddess of Athens?

• Hera

• Aphrodite

• Artemis

• Athena

Where did the Greek gods live, and who was their leader?

• Mount Olympus; Apollo

• Mount Olympus; Zeus

• Mount Etna; Hades

• Mount Sinai; Hermes

What is a hero or demigod in Greek mythology?

• A god disguised as a human

• A wise elder

• A mortal born from a god and a human

• A creature with magical powers

Which of the following was not a common form of Greek art?

• Pottery

• Digital art

• Stone sculptures

• Coin making

What are spiracles and where are they located?

• Large lungs located in the chest

• Openings in the mouth for eating

• Small openings on the abdomen where air enters the body

• Pores on the skin that release sweat

In tracheal respiration, what are the tubes that carry air directly to the cells called?

• Bronchi

• Spiracles

• Lungs

• Tracheoles

Which animals use tracheal respiration?

• Fish and frogs

• Dolphins and whales

• Crickets and bees

• Snakes and turtles

Where does gas exchange occur in pulmonary respiration?

• In the tracheoles

• In the lungs

• In the spiracles

• In the bloodstream

Name two types of animals that use pulmonary respiration.

• Frogs and insects

• Dolphins and whales

• Lizards and worms

• Spiders and ants