Mythology
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| A long narrative poem telling of the origins and ideals of a nation and relating the deeds of a national hero is called an | Epic
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| The author of the Aeneid Is | Virgil
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| The Greek goddess Aphrodite became the Roman goddess Venus. She was the mother of _______, who escaped from Troy | Aeneas
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| The mother wolf took the infants to her cave. They drank her _______ along with her own cubs | Milk
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| The year 753 B.C is the mythical symbolic date for the founding of the city of _______ | Rome
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| _______ if credited for the Iliad and Odyssey | Homer
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| The sorceress | Circe
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| Odysseuss enemy | Posiedon
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| Their songs lured men to their death | Sirens
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| Odysseuss son | Thelemacus
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| Odysseus wife | Penelope
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| Lord of the winds | Aeolus
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| One-eyed monster | Cyclops
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| Goddess who was fond of odysseus | Athena
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| Menelaus brother; king of Mycenae | Agamemnon
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| He planned the wooden horse trick | Odysseus
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| Greek who was left behind | Sinon
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| Achilles vulnerable spot | Heal
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| Champion of the Greeks | Achilles
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| It was "for the fairest" | Apple
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| Country where Trojan war may have actually occurred | Turkey
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| He made the judgement that started he war | Paris
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| Some of the oldest stories in literature are found here | Iliad
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| Priam was king of this city | Troy
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| Author of Trojan war stories | Homer
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| A long narrative poem | Epic
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| King of troy; hectors father | Priam
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| Hector stole Achilles, which Patroclus had borrowed | Armor
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| Helen was kidnapped from this city | Sparta
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| The most beautiful woman | Helen
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| Only Trojan prince to survive the war | Aeneas
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| Achilles friend who died by Hector's sword | Patroclus
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| Bravest Trojan warrior | Hector
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| River in which Achilles mother dipped him | River Styx
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| Achilles special troops | Myrmidons
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| A wooden one fooled the Trojans | Horse
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| Husband of Helen | Menelaus
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| Aeolus | King of winds
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| Achilles | Greatest Greek hero of the Trojan war
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| Agamemnon | King of Argos
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| Aeneas | Son of Aphrodite
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| Antinous | Suitor of Penelope
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| Athena | Goddess of war wisdom and crafts
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| Calypso | Daughter of atlas
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| Circe | Daughter of Helios kept Odysseus on her island turned his men into swine
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| Charybdis | Whirlpool, daughter of Poseidon
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| Hector | Trojan prince greatest fighter of troy
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| Helen | Wife of Menelaus most beautiful woman in Greece known for being the cause of the Trojan war
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| Mars | God of war
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| Menelaus | King of Sparta Helen husband
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| Odysseus | Epic hero king of Ithaca
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| Paris | Carried off Helen son of Priam
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| Patroclus | Close friend of Achilles killed by hector
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| Penelope | Wife of Odysseus mother of Telemachus
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| Polyphemus | Son of Poseidon most famous of cyclops
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| Poseidon | God of sea earthquakes and horses
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| Priam | Last king of troy father of Paris
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| Romulus | Founder of Rome
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| Scylla | Sea goddess
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| Sinon | Greek warrior during Trojan war
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| Sirens | Lured sailors to their deaths with a song
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| Telemachus | Son of Odysseus and Penelope
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| Venus | Roman name for Aphrodite goddess of love
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