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Greek Mythology Mini Unit Test

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  • King of the Gods. God of Lightning and the sky.
    Zues
  • Who are the Gods who help Perseus?
    Athena and Hermes
  • excessive pride or self-confidence
    Hubris
  • find or regain possession of (something stolen or lost)
    Recover
  • Messenger of the Gods. Winged shoes
    Hermes
  • God of the Home. This god was the most important to most greek families
    Hestia
  • What do the nymphs give Perseus for his quest?
    helm of invisibility
  • What is another name for the FATES?
    The Gray Ladies
  • Brother to the God of the Hunt. God of the Sun, music, poetry.
    Apollo
  • God of Beauty who was born from the foam of the sea
    Aphrodite
  • Give an example of a conflict Daedalus Faces (Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, exc.)
  • Zeus’ Wife and God of Marriage
    Hera
  • This is the most exciting point of the story
    Climax
  • Gorgon whose stare turned men to stone
    Medusa
  • Greatest inventor in Greece
    Deadalus
  • At what point of the plot do we find the characters and setting?
    Exposition
  • Undertake
    promise to do a particular thing.
  • What advise does Daedelus give Icarus about flying?
    Dont fly to high or the wax will melt and dont fly to low or the sea spray will weigh the wings down
  • Why does Perseus need to go see the FATES?
    To find the Nymphs
  • Why did Daedalus choose to make wings rather than make a boat?
    The king's army controlled the ocean
  • God of Saltwater and Horse
    Poesidon
  • having or showing intelligence, especially of a high level
    Intelligent
  • The God of the Hunt. Most often shown with a bow and arrow .
    Artemis
  • What did Daedelus make wings out of?
    Bird Feathers and Wax
  • What is Icarus's Flaw? (Most Greek Heroes have this)
    Hubris
  • Intelligent
    having or showing intelligence, especially of a high level
  • What is the advise Hermes gives Perseus about his shield?
    Polish your shield until it looks like a mirror
  • recover
    find or regain possession of (something stolen or lost)
  • Hubris
    excessive pride or self-confidence
  • a visual representation of something
    Image
  • promise to do a particular thing.
    Undertake
  • very large in size, quantity, or extent.
    enormous
  • God of wisdom. This god came from Zeus' Brain.
    Athena
  • enormous
    very large in size, quantity, or extent.
  • Image
    a visual representation of something
  • God of the underworld
    Hades
  • The God of WAR
    Ares
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