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Grade 10 Greek and Roman Mythology
Of the following lines (spoken by Creon to Haimon) which is the best example of a Rhetorical Question?
  1. But if his sons fail him, if they turn out unprofitably, what has he fathered but trouble for himself and amusement for the malicious?
  2. Have you come here hating me, or have you come with deference and with love whatever I do?
  3. You consider it right for a man of my years and experience to go to school to a boy?
  4. You think it right to stand up for an anarchist?
Grade 12 Greek and Roman Mythology
What is the Greek term for hospitality?
  1. Nostos
  2. Warrior Princess
  3. Xenia
  4. Dactlyic
Grade 7 Greek and Roman Mythology
How was Athena born?
  1. Hera giving birth
  2. Poseidon's wife giving birth
  3. Came out of Zeus' forehead
Grade 10 Greek and Roman Mythology
The greek gods and goddesses were immortal with no weaknesses.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 12 Greek and Roman Mythology
Who rescued Andromeda?
  1. Perseus
  2. Artemis
  3. Gaea
  4. Niobe
Grade 9 Greek and Roman Mythology
Which was Hercules's sixth labor?
  1. The Cretan Bull
  2. The Stymphalian Birds
  3. Capturing Pegasus
  4. Killing Polypehmus, the Cyclopes
Grade 5 Greek and Roman Mythology CCSS: CCRA.R.9, RL.5.9
A myth:
  1. explains universal and local beginnings and involve supernatural beings.
  2. always starts with once upon a time.
  3. is not a folktale.
  4. never uses magic to tell a story.
Grade 10 Greek and Roman Mythology
The God of War       Ares       
Grade 7 Greek and Roman Mythology
A myth is a fictional tale which explains:
  1. how people lived.
  2. a natural phenomenon.
  3. a moral.
  4. all the above.
Grade 9 Greek and Roman Mythology
In the Greek tradition, a hero always has a tragic flaw.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 9 Greek and Roman Mythology
What did Hercules have to do for his fifth labor?
  1. Fry the Styphalian Birds
  2. Capture Hera, his enemy goddess
  3. Bake the Erymanthian Boar
  4. Clean out the Augeian Stables
Grade 10 Greek and Roman Mythology
What did Greek actors wear on stage?
  1. nothing
  2. masks
  3. togas
  4. all black and red
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