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By Jove! Greek and Roman mythology has played a crucial role influencing western civilization for thousands of years. Though the Hellenic peninsula now practices Orthodox Christianity, the ancient gods are still found in the language and culture of the western world. How much do you know about GreekShow More
By Jove! Greek and Roman mythology has played a crucial role influencing western civilization for thousands of years. Though the Hellenic peninsula now practices Orthodox Christianity, the ancient gods are still found in the language and culture of the western world. How much do you know about Greek mythology? Do you know which gods represented the earth, sun, sea, and sky? How about which ones were the children of Zeus, the king of Mount Olympus? What were the names of the very first deities to come from the void of Chaos? Which goddess’ presence is responsible for the seasons of spring and summer? If you can answer these 12 basic questions on Greek mythology, you definitely had a classical education! The average person today will only be able to answer six of these questions. Can you prove that you are a knowledgeable scholar of the ancient world? Take this quiz to find out!
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In Greek mythology, the first gods and goddesses were born from the void of Chaos. What is the name of these deities?
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Primordial deities
Titans
Olympians
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The primordial deities represented basic elements of earth, sky, mountains, sea, dark, night, light, and day. Gaia and Uranus were the primordial deities to give birth to the second generation of divine beings, the Titans. What natural element does Uranus represent?
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Earth
Sky
Water
Fire
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The third generation of Greek gods were the Olympians, who were known for residing on Mount Olympus. Which Titans gave birth to these twelve deities?
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Mnemosyne and Coeus
Kronos and Rhea
Phoebe and Iapetus
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Born as the last child of Rhea and Kronos, Zeus was hidden in a cave on the island of Crete. Known as the king of the gods and the leader of Mount Olympus, Zeus rules the sky, lightning, thunder, and the law. His love life is soap opera–interesting, leading to a complicated family tree! Which deity is NOT one of his children?
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Aphrodite
Heracles
Hades
Athena
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Look at your feet — your shoes just might be named after the Greek goddess of victory! Which brand comes from mythological inspiration?
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Ancient Greeks were known for their love of wine and theater. The god of these pleasures was also the last to enter Olympus. Who is he?
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Apollo
Dionysus
Helios
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Greek and Roman paganism was almost identical. Who is the Roman equivalent of Ares?
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Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
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According to legend, this Olympian of wisdom was born when Zeus suffered from a painful headache and became decapitated.
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Hestia
Athena
Demeter
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Known as the god of the sea, earthquakes, and storms, Poseidon has a bad temper. Which symbol represents this deity?
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The beautiful goddess Leto caught the eye of Zeus and conceived twins. Leto was banned from giving birth on land by Zeus’ wife Hera, and found an island detached from the ocean floor to bare her children. Which Olympian gods are her children?
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Apollo and Artemis
Aphrodite and Ares
Hermes and Athena
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According to legend, this goddess became queen of the underworld when Hades kidnapped her. Her mother Demeter was so distraught with her disappearance that everything on earth stopped growing. Hades then allowed her to visit her mother for six months of the year, creating the spring and summer seasons.
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Persephone
Hebe
Nemesis
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While “muses” today are people who inspire artists, they were goddesses of science and the arts in Ancient Greece. Who is NOT one of the nine Muses?
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