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Zeus and Hera Humans Goddesses Olympians 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

Who are Rhea and Cronus? Zeus and Hera’s parents Row 1, Col 1

Zeus mated with her as a golden Who is Danae? Zeus mated with her as a golden shower. 1,2

Who mated with Zeus to create 3 Graces? Eurynome 1,3

What is an emblem of Zeus’ power? aegis, goat skin 1,4

Who is Hera? Ruler, Lady, Hero 2,1

Zeus mates with her as a swan Who is Leda? Zeus mates with her as a swan while she bathes. 2,2

Aphrodites’mother who was Who is Dione? Aphrodites’mother who was not the sea 2,3

What did Zeus’ emblem of power storm clouds What did Zeus’ emblem of power symbolize? 2,4

Hera is jealous of Thetis; Zeus threatens her with violence, and What is the banquet myth? Hera is jealous of Thetis; Zeus threatens her with violence, and Hephaestus guides her to silence and cheer. 3,1

Zeus seized him as an eagle Who is Ganymede? Zeus seized him as an eagle and carried him away to Mt. Olympus 3,2

Who is Mnemosyne? mother of 9 muses 3,3

Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Hestia, Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Athena, Hermes, Hephaestus Name all twelve 3,4

Hera borrowed Aphrodite’s belt. and distracted Zeus with making love How and why did Hera deceive Zeus? Hera borrowed Aphrodite’s belt. and distracted Zeus with making love while flowers grew around them in order to help the Greeks during the Trojan War. 4,1

Zeus approached her as a beautiful white bull and when she Who is Europa? Zeus approached her as a beautiful white bull and when she got on to ride him, he carried her away across the sea. 4,2

Had 3 Horae and Morae (fates) Who is Themis? Had 3 Horae and Morae (fates) with Zeus 4,3

Describe anthropomorphism human traits, qualities, needs, behaviors in gods Describe anthropomorphism 4,4

Because Athens has the oldest temple and Paris picked Aphrodite. Why did Hera side with the Greeks during the Trojan War? Because Athens has the oldest temple and Paris picked Aphrodite. 5,1

What is the sexual metaphor for Zeus’ many conquest? rain-semen, earth-female, finish creation, way world made What is the sexual metaphor for Zeus’ many conquest? 5,2

mother of Apollo and Artemis Who is Leto? mother of Apollo and Artemis 5,3

How are the “Olympian gods a projection show organization of family, tension between sexes How are the “Olympian gods a projection onto a cosmic canvas of the concerns and activities of the Greeks themselves?” 5,4