In ancient Greek beliefs, Mount Olympus was where the twelve Olympian gods, led by Zeus, resided.
A
Uk
B
America
C
Never happened
D
Turkey(western coast of Anatolia)
At its heart is the powerful city of Troy on the western coast of Anatolia (modern-day Turkey), besieged for 10 years by the Greeks
A
Ares
B
Zeus
C
Poseidon
D
Artemis
Zeus was the king of the Greek gods and ruled over Mount Olympus.
A
Hera
B
Aphrodite
C
Athena
D
Artemis
Athena is often depicted as a powerful and strategic warrior, but also as a symbol of intelligence, reason, and handicraft
A
Ares
B
Heracles/Hercules
C
Artemis
D
Poseidon
Heracles/Hercules had to perform twelve Labors, feats so difficult that they seemed impossible.
A
The Iliad and The Odyssey
B
Asia minor
C
Aegean Islands
D
Magna Graecia
Homer is the author of two key works of ancient Greek literature: the *Iliad*, which narrates the Trojan War, and the *Odyssey*, which follows Odysseus' journey home after the war.
A
Demeter
B
Hephaestus
C
Dionysus
D
Cecrops
According to Greek mythology, Cecrops was the first king of Athens and is known for his wisdom as a culture hero
A
City-state rulers would even seek the oracle before launching wars or found
B
The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC)
C
the same role as the 13th amendments
D
nothing
A
A magical shield that grants invincibility
B
The Golden Fleece symbolized kingship, sought by Jason to reclaim his thron
C
A legendary map to hidden treasure.
D
A mystical creature that can grant wishes.
A
The Greeks viewed agriculture as a divine gift from Demeter.
B
The Greeks believed agriculture was a test of endurance set by Zeus.
C
Greeks thought agriculture was punishment from the gods for laziness.
D
Agriculture was seen as unimportant, with hunting seen as the primary way t
A
Myths claimed that natural phenomena were caused by the whims of mischievou
B
claimed that natural phenomena were caused by the whims of mischievou
C
Myths suggested that earthquakes were caused by giants dancing underground.
D
Greek myths explained natural phenomena as acts of the gods.
myths explained natural phenomena by attributing them to the actions and moods of gods essentially personifying natural forces like the sun, sea, and storms, so that events like thunder, earthquakes, or the changing seasons
women often represent powerful forces related to nature, family, and the cycle of life
A
Women in Greek mythology, like Hera and Persephone, symbolized power and fe
B
Women in Greek mythology were primarily known for their exceptional cooking
C
Figures like Hera and Persephone were famous for their competitive sports a
D
Women were portrayed as the main architects of Greek temples and cities
women often represent powerful forces related to nature, family, and the cycle of lifewith figures like Hera embodying the concept of marriage and family as the queen of the gods, while Persephone represents the cycle of seasons
