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$100 $500 $400 $200 $300 $200 $300 $500 $400 Gods Folktales & Legends True or False Goddesses Myths CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

This god of war is handsome and cruel; he loves violence and blood.

Who is Ares? $100

Having control over the oceans, earthquakes and horses, he’s a key brother.

Who is Poseidon? $200

The life of the party, though often drunk, his symbol is grapes or a wineglass.

Who is Dionysis? $300

This messenger god is speedy; his symbol is a winged hat and sandals.

Who is Hermes? $400

This ugly, crippled god is a craftsman; he made the thrones out of iron.

Who is Hephaestus? $???

These short tales, told by an ancient Greek slave had a moral or lesson for the listener.

What are fables? $100

The first fairy tales were written down and collected by ______.

Who are the Brothers Grimm? $200

Exaggerated stories of this lumberjack’s feats entertained men in this type of story.

Who is Paul Bunyan and what is a tall tale? $300

These stories are based on fact; the people or situations may have actually existed.

What are legends? $400

These modern stories may have supernatural elements and typically happen to a friend of a friend.

$500 What are urban legends?

TRUE OR FALSE Ancient Greeks believed in the mythological gods like a religion; they prayed to and worshipped them.

$100 What is true?

TRUE OR FALSE The same basic story may appear in different countries or cultures.

$200 What is true?

TRUE OR FALSE The early Greeks wrote the myths down, producing the first books.

$300 What is false?

TRUE OR FALSE Myths of the ancient Greeks were monotheistic.

$400 What is false?

TRUE OR FALSE King Arthur is a tall tale based on a specific king of Britain who was fair and ruled his people justly.

$??? What is false?

This queen rules over marriage; she never ages.

$100 Who is Hera?

This goddess of love is attended by Cupid, her son.

$200 Who is Aphrodite?

This goddess of the hunt and animals is kind and has a twin.

$300 Who is Artemis?

This goddess of wisdom will defend her city at all costs.

$400 Who is Athena?

This goddess of domestic life protects orphans and children.

$500 Who is Hestia?

This king made his father vomit up his brothers & sisters!

$100 Who is Zeus?

Achilles “weak spot” was his _______; it wasn’t dipped in magical waters at his birth.

$200 What is his heel?

The seasons were explained to the children of Ancient Greece through this story about ______ and her daughter ______.

$300 Who is Demeter and Persephone?

This myth explains what might cause an eclipse, a falling star or a comet.

$400 What is the Chariot of the Sun God?

The seasons were explained to the children of Ancient Greece through this story about ______ and her daughter ______.

$500 Who are Demeter and Persephone?

What’s it all about?

Folklore has been shared from generation to generation for these three reasons.

What is 1. To keep the past alive; 2. To teach moral lessons; and 3. To entertain ?