The highest mountain in Greece, considered the home of the gods in ancient Greek mythology.

A being who is part human and part god, often possessing special powers or abilities.

A person or medium through which a deity is believed to speak, often providing prophecies or guidance.

The realm of the dead in mythology, often ruled by a god or goddess, where souls go after death.

A journey undertaken to achieve a specific goal or find something valuable, often involving challenges.

A being that cannot die or is exempt from death, often attributed to gods and divine entities.

A long, adventurous journey, often filled with trials and challenges, inspired by Homer's epic poem about Odysseus.

A weakness or vulnerability in an otherwise strong character, named after the Greek hero Achilles, who was invulnerable except for his heel.

A legendary conflict between the Greeks and the people of Troy, often associated with famous heroes and events in Greek mythology.

A hero in Greek mythology known for his incredible strength and for completing the Twelve Labors.

A series of tasks that Hercules was assigned to complete as a form of penance, each involving great challenges or beasts.

A collection of myths or stories that explain the beliefs and traditions of a culture, often involving gods, heroes, and supernatural events.

A person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities, often featured in myths and legends.

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Greek Mythology

Question	Answer
Mount Olympus	The highest mountain in Greece, considered the home of the gods in ancient Greek mythology.
Demigod	A being who is part human and part god, often possessing special powers or abilities.
Oracle	A person or medium through which a deity is believed to speak, often providing prophecies or guidance.
Underworld	The realm of the dead in mythology, often ruled by a god or goddess, where souls go after death.
Quest	A journey undertaken to achieve a specific goal or find something valuable, often involving challenges.
Immortal	A being that cannot die or is exempt from death, often attributed to gods and divine entities.
Odyssey	A long, adventurous journey, often filled with trials and challenges, inspired by Homer's epic poem about Odysseus.
Achilles' Heel	A weakness or vulnerability in an otherwise strong character, named after the Greek hero Achilles, who was invulnerable except for his heel.
Trojan War	A legendary conflict between the Greeks and the people of Troy, often associated with famous heroes and events in Greek mythology.
Hercules	A hero in Greek mythology known for his incredible strength and for completing the Twelve Labors.
Twelve Labors	A series of tasks that Hercules was assigned to complete as a form of penance, each involving great challenges or beasts.
Mythology	A collection of myths or stories that explain the beliefs and traditions of a culture, often involving gods, heroes, and supernatural events.
Hero	A person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities, often featured in myths and legends.

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