Gods Myth Jeopardy 1 Goddesses Humans and Non-deities Myths Potpourri

Gods He is believed to have invented horses, which he trains to carry him across the waves of the sea. The Romans know him as Neptune Timer

Gods He was the youngest of Cronos’ children and is known as the Thunderer Timer

Gods Despite the fact that he was deformed, the gods and goddesses valued his work. He married the goddess of love Timer

Gods He is the god of art, music, medicine, and poetry. His Roman name is the same as his Greek name Timer

Gods The Roman form of his name gives name to various types of fighting; it is also the name of earth’s closest planet neighbor Timer

Goddesses Choose me as the most beautiful goddess, and I’ll make the most beautiful woman in the world fall in love with you Timer

Goddesses She is known as the grey-eyed goddess. She is good to have on your side during a battle, and she had a very unusual birth, just ask her father, Zeus Timer

Goddesses Her Roman name is the root from which we get the word ‘cereal’. She cherishes all growing things, and is not a big fan of Hades Timer

Goddesses She is the goddess of the hearth and home. Her Roman counterpart is Vesta Timer

Goddesses She is the daughter of Zeus. She never married and has a twin brother who is also a god. Beware of her silver arrows Timer

Humans and other Non-deities 100 He started the Trojan War by stealing the wife of a Greek king Timer

Humans and other Non-deities 200 He constructed two pairs of wings to fly himself and his son away from the island they were imprisoned on Timer

Humans and other Non-deities 300 He was known for not thinking before he acted, particularly when he decided to marry Pandora Timer

Humans and other Non-deities 400 His Latin name is Ulysses. He was favored by Athena because he was so tricksy (clever) Timer

Humans and other Non-deities 500 Name two of the three races of beings born to Cronos before he fathered the gods and goddesses of Olympus Timer

Myths This myth explains the changing of the seasons Timer

Myths This myth explains how all of the bad things in the world – disease, death, evil, hate – came into being Timer

Myths This myth is similar to the Bible story of Noah and the Ark Timer

Myths This myth gives us a modern word that means to be overly admiring of one’s own appearance Timer

Myths In this myth, a man must sing songs to a boatman, a three- headed dog, and a god in order to bring his wife back to life Timer

Potpourri 100 This was to be the prize given to the most beautiful wedding guest Timer

Potpourri 200 Why was Persephone forced to remain in the Underworld for six months out of the year? Timer

Potpourri 300 Historians believe that this, not Helen herself, was the real reason the Trojan War began Timer

Potpourri 400 He guided the souls of the dead across a river into Hades, that is, if they had the money to pay him Timer

Potpourri 500 He was the Grecian king whose wife ran away with her lover to Troy. He wasn’t thrilled Timer