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Myth Quiz

Ms. Bailes SJMS Myth Quiz 1Study Guide

Question/Greek NameAnswer/DescriptionRoman Name
Artemis Apollos twin, symbol is the deer. She was the forest goddess, goddess of the moon, young and wild. Goddess of hunting Diana
Hephaestus God of the forge,god of fire, blacksmith and armorer of gods. Son of Zeus and Hera, husband of Aphrodite Vulcan
Hermes God of the theives and the market place he was a messenger god, had wings on his hat and on his feet, he also lead souls to the underworld carries caduceaus. Mercury
Apollo God of the sun, poetry, medicine, and prophecy. Apollo
Athena Goddess of Wisdom and war, arts and crafts. Daughter of Zeus; Sprang from Zeus’ brow; Protector of Odysseus on his journey. Minerva
Poseidon God of the seas and horses Neptune
Hades God of the underworld, god of wealth of the underworld such as gems and minerals. Pluto
Hera Wife of Zeus, goddess of marriage Juno
Demeter Goddes of the harvest. Mother of Persephone. Ceres
Zeus God of sky and upper world. Ruler of weather. Jupiter
Dionysus God of wine, vineyards Bacchus
Aphrodite Goddess of love and beauty Venus
Persephone Daughter of Demeter (blank)
Who kidnapped Persephone? Hades x
What did Persephone eat in the Underworld? Pomegrante seeds x
What happened to the Earth while Demeter looked for Persephone? Nothing grew, no crops, no food. x
Why did Persephone have to return to the Underworld? Because she ate the seeds. x
What happens when Persephone is with Demeter part of the year? The Earth has spring and summer. x
What happens to the Earth when Persephone is with Hades part of the year? The Earth is in winter and fall and nothing grows. x
Who did Demeter ask to make Hades return Persephone? Zeus x
Who did Demeter take care of during the time she was searching for Persephone? Demophon x
What did Demeter try to do to Demophon? She tried to make him immortal. x
How did Demeter try to make Demophon immortal? She fed him ambrosia and put him into a fire nightly. x
What stopped Demophon from becoming immortal? His mother, Metanira, saw Demeter put Demophon in the fire and screamed and angered Demeter. x
What is a myth? A myth is a lesson in story form that attempts to explain something such as natural occurences. (blank)
What were King Midas' most important possessions? His wife, his daughter and his garden. (blank)
Who did Midas find in his garden? Silenus, the satyr. (blank)
Who was the master of Silenus? Dionysus, the God of Wine and Merriment. (blank)
What did Silenus promise Midas for not turning him into Dionysus? To tell him stories. (blank)
How did Dionysus reward Midas for taking care of Silenus? He gave him a gift. (blank)
What gift did Midas want from Dionysus? Midas wanted the golden touch. (blank)
Why did Midas want the golden touch/ Midas was a greedy king and thought the golden touch would make him more powerful and wealthier. (blank)
What happened after Midas received the golden touch? He turned his roses into golden, then his food and then his daughter. (blank)
How did Midas respond to his new gift? He became very upset because he realized that he lost everything that mattered the most to him. (blank)
What did Midas do after he turned his daughter to gold? He asked Dionysus to remove his golden touch? (blank)
What did Midas have to do to remove his golden touch? He had to bath in a sacred river. (blank)
The story of Midas and the golden touch is used to explain what natural occurence? Gold found in rivers. (blank)
What kind of creature was Echo? Echo was a nymph or fairy of the hills. (blank)
How did Echo anger Hera? Echo distracted Hera by talking and talking to allow Zeus to sneak back to Olympus after he was visiting the nymphs. (blank)
What was Echo's major flaw? She talked too much? x
How did Hera punish Echo? She put a curse on Echo so she would be able to only repeat what others say and never speak unless someone else speaks first. x
What was Narcissus' major flaw? He loved only himself and laughed at the nymphs who loved him. x
What happened when Echo saw Narcissus? She fell in love and nothing else mattered but to get him to love her. x
What happened to allow Echo to speak to Narcissus? He became lost on the moutain, Echo followed him, he called out for his friends and she was able to repeat his words. x
What did Narcissus do when Echo tried to kiss and hug him? He pushed her away and said he would rather die than kiss her. x
Who heard Narcissus treat Echo so badly? Aphrodite, the goddess of love. x
What happened to Echo after Narcissus rejected her? She wasted away and died, but Aphrodite kept her voice alive to repeat the words of anyone among the rocks. x
What did Aphrodite do to Narcissus? She cursed him to love no one but himself and to die of unrequited love (love given to someone, but not returned) x
Why was Aphrodite angry with Narcissus? He had insulted Echo's love and Aphrodite represents love. To her this was the same as insulting the goddess. x
What happened to Narcissus after he was cursed? He went to a pool of water for a drink and saw his reflection. He fell madly in love with the face he saw. He did not know it was his face. x
What happened when Narcissus tried to kiss and hug the face he saw? The face vanished when he tried to kiss it or hug it. x
What did Narcissus do at the pool of water? He stayed there day after day looking at his reflection, waiting for it to love him back. x
What happened to Narcissus in the end? Narcissus wasted away as Echo did with a broken heart. x
What happened the next spring where Narcissus died? A flower now called the Narcissus sprang up. x
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