Pandora and Zeus's Revenge

The video retells the Greek myth of Prometheus and Pandora. Zeus, the ruler of the universe, kept fire from humans until Prometheus stole it, leading to Zeus's quiet revenge. He created Pandora, the first woman, as a gift to Prometheus's brother, Epimetheus. Despite warnings, Epimetheus accepted Pandora, who came with a box she was instructed not to open. Curiosity led Pandora to open the box, releasing evils into the world, but she managed to capture hope, ensuring it remained with humanity. The story highlights themes of power, revenge, curiosity, and hope.

What was the one thing to remember about Zeus?

• Never cross him.

• He was kind and forgiving.

• He never controlled fire.

• He was weak and powerless.

What did Prometheus steal from Zeus?

• Earth

• Fire

• Water

• Air

What was Zeus searching for in men to target for his revenge?

• Their greatest weakness

• Their strength

• Their wealth

• Their intelligence

Who was Epimetheus?

• Prometheus's brother

• A mortal king

• A goddess

• Zeus's son

What did Zeus create as part of his plan for revenge?

• A mortal woman

• A powerful weapon

• A new god

• A magical beast

What was the name of the first mortal woman created by Zeus?

• Pandora

• Athena

• Hera

• Aphrodite

What did Pandora bring with her to Epimetheus?

• A magical staff

• A beautiful ornate box

• A golden apple

• A sacred scroll

Why did Pandora open the box?

• She was looking for a weapon.

• She was ordered by Zeus.

• She wanted to find treasure.

• She was curious and lacked patience.

What did Pandora initially think the winged creatures were?

• Butterflies

• Birds

• Fairies

• Angels

What did Pandora manage to capture and return to the box?

• Love

• Wisdom

• Hope

• Courage