Hint: I have also been called Helios, which means light.

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1 Hint: I have also been called Helios, which means light. 1a. Who am I? 1b. List three things that I am the god of. 1c. Describe three ways in which the human culture celebrates my story and traits. 1d. Why do I wear a laurel branch around my head?

2 Hint: I create beauty but am scorned for my ugliness. 2a. Who am I? 2b. Explain how I am the most human of all the gods. 2c. What bride was I given out of guilt that was actually a curse to me? 2d. What do I provide to the Greek world for which I am much honored? 2e. How and why was I mistreated horribly? 2f. Why am I called the Thor of Greek mythology?

3 3a. Who am I? 3b. Name my twin. 3c. Identify why I am associated with the moon. 3d. Explain why all the men who loved me died. 3e. Identify three things that I am known for or protect. Hint: I am a twin sister, and always shown hunting.

4 Hint: Our story can be interpreted many ways. Mostly, it s about HER mother. 4a. What are our names? 4b. Why is our story complicated by other people involved? 4c. What natural phenomenon does our story explain? 4d. What aspects of life and living are each of us associated with?

5 Hint: I am known as the father of horses and earthquakes. 5a. Who am I? 5b. Describe why I am often called a bully or a difficult quarrelsome person? 5c. Explain two of the myths in which I have been involved, and how these reflect my personality. 5d. Why am I called the father of horses and earthquakes? 5e. What is my symbol called?

6 Hint: You know I am trouble when I walk in. 6a. Who am I? 6b. Describe why I am associated with the word aphrodisiac. 6c. How did I cause my husband a lot of trouble and embarrassment? 6d. How can it be claimed that I started the Trojan War? 6e. What are two of my symbols?

7 7a. Who am I? 7b. How is knowing how I was born important to understanding me? 7c. Explain how I got involved in a battle with another god. 7d. Although I am a goddess of reason, how can some people say that I am jealous and unreasonable? 7e. When I am wearing armor, what is the reason behind the symbol on my chest? Hint: I am as wise as I am powerful. But do not make me angry.

8 8a. Who am I? 8b. Why am I often associated with Loki from Norse mythology? 8c. Discuss why I can go to all three of my brother s realms. 8d. Why am I sometimes called the god of two faces? 8e. Explain my three main symbols. Hint: I have a VIP pass to all realms of Greece.

9 9a. Who am I? 9b. Explain why it is ironic that I am the goddess of marriage. 9c. Discuss three Greek myths in which I have taken revenge. 9d. Describe the story behind my love of the peacock. Hint: Have you seen my husband?

10 10a. Who am I? 10b. Name two heroes that interacted with me in my myth, and describe what happened. 10c. Where can you find me in the library, and why? Hint: I am the poster child for being on the losing side of the War.

11 Hint: I am everything. 11a. 11b. 11c. 11d. Who am I? Of what realm am I in charge? How does the realm I live in reflect my moods? How did I come to be in charge of the world?

12 12a. Who am I? 12b. Explain why I am associated with grapes and theatre festivals. 12c. Why do people say that I have a dual nature: joy and blinding rage? Hint: Bottom s Up! Turn down for what?

13 Hint: My conception defies description. 13a. Who is the hero? 13b. Why do I find it a compliment if people call me a mommy s boy? 13c. Explain why my quest can be considered an impossible task? 13d. Why was my birth prevented by my grandfather? 13e. Describe who gave me my three gifts and why they are important.

14 Hint: No one can resist my charisma. 14a. What is my name? 14b. How did I conquer the labyrinth and who helped me? 14c. In what ways would I be called heroic and in what ways did I fail? 14d. How is my story one of Greek mythology s tragedies?

15 15a. Who am I? 15b. In what ways did Pegasus help me achieve my goal in fighting the Chimera? 15c. Why did Zeus get involved in my story? 15d. How am I a lesson to Greek children? Hint: I flew on Pegasus.

16 Hint: My father could not refuse my request. 16a. Who am I? 16b. What did I ask of my father? 16c. How am I a lesson to Greek children? 16d. How do I help to explain the geography of the planet?

17 17a. What is my name? 17b. What is the name of the men I lead? 17c. What were we looking for on our journey? Hint: I am the leader of the greatest sea cruise in Greek Mythology.

18 Hint: They call me Nohbody. 18a. What is my name? 18b. How does this picture represent both my best and my worst qualities? 18c. List four conflicts that I faced in my story. 18d. What does the title of my story translate to?

19 19a. What is my name? 19b. Name five of the tasks I had to accomplish during my myth. 19c. What was my reward for a job well done? 19d. What lessons would Greek children learn from my story? Hint: I had to gain back my selfrespect.

20 Hint: I am mankind s best friend. 20a. 20b. 20c. 20d. What is my name? Name someone I have interacted with during my myth. Why was I punished, and who rescues me? Why am I called man s best friend?

21 Hint: I have a sea in Greece named after me. 21a. What is my name? 21b. How did I end up where I am in the photo? 21c. How am I a lesson to Greek children? 21d. Who is my father, and why is he not shown in this photo?

22 22a. What is my name? 22b. Name someone I interacted with during my myth. 22c. How would I be a lesson to Greek children? 22d. What word exists in your language because of my story? Why? Hint: I feel deep desire.

23 Hint: Even Zeus fears us. 23a. Who are we? 23b. Identify our function in Greek mythology. 23c. Why does even Zeus fear us?

24 Hint: Do not look in my eyes. 24a. 24b. 24c. 24d. What is my name? Why can I be considered both a victim and a villain? How was I killed? Why was I cursed?

25 25a. What is my name? 25b. Why am I often called the invincible warrior? 25c. What did I do horribly wrong so that I was punished by the gods? 25d. How do humans remember me? Hint: I am golden.

26 Hint: My father was often disappointed in me. 26a. What is my name? 26b. Of what am I the god? 26c. Why do people say that I am often a coward and a bully? 26d. I am associated with Aphrodite. In what ways do she and I show the good side and the bad side of humanity?

27 Hint: I am the face of vengeance, but I am not Nemesis. 27a. What is my name? 27b. What is my story used to explain? 27c. How did I take my revenge in my story and for what reasons? 27d. In what ways do I reveal the good and bad sides of parenting?

28 Hint: I am the first one who killed the cat. 28a. What is my name? 28b. Why am the one that is blamed for the human condition? 28c. What was left behind in my story and why does it matter?

29 Hint: I am one of the world s first teachers. 29a. What is my name? 29b. Why am I connected to Apollo? 29c. How am I different from all other centaurs? 29d. In what other text(s) can I be seen besides Greek mythology? 29e. Extra-credit: What gift did I give Prometheus that made me one of the most noble Greek characters?

30 Hint: Sometimes you CAN always get what you want. 30a. What is my name? 30b. Why am I an example of the power of prayer? 30c. Why did I build a more perfect woman?

31 Hint: I am shown as both a child and a man. 31a. What is my name? 31b. Why am I often connected with mischief? 31c. Why am I sometimes shown blindfolded? 31d. Why am I always shown with a bow and arrow?

32 32a. Who am I? 32b. What word in the English language explains my story?

33 33a. Who am I? 33b. What is the lesson to be learned from my punishment?

34 34a. Who am I? 34b. How am I a lesson to Greek children?

35 35. Who am I? To whose story do I belong?

36 36. Who am I? To whose story do I belong?

37 37. Who am I? To whose story do I belong?

38 38. Who am I? To whose story do I belong?

39 39. Name the two monsters in this picture. To whose story do they belong?