Greek mythology

Question 1

Apollo and Daphne

Answer 1

Apollo falls in love with Daphne
Dapne’s father takes pity on her and turns her into Laurel tree

Question 2

Prometheus

Answer 2

steals fire
and is chained to a rock

Question 3

Presephone, Demeter, and Hades

Answer 3

gets kidnapped by Hades
Demeter is the goddess of the harvest
Hades- wants Presephone as his wife
Things grew on earth when Presephone was there

Question 4

Cupid, Physche

Answer 4

fall in love and marry.
she can’t see him
Physche is sent away and eventually they reunite.
she drips candle wax on him one night

Question 5

Theseus slays the minotaur

Answer 5

Theseus pulls the rock from the stone to convince his father to let him fight Minotuar. He kills it with the help of Ariadne

Question 6

daedulus and lcarus

Answer 6

They try to escape King mino
they construct wings made of feathers and wax
despite his father’s warnings, lcarus flies too close to the sun

Question 7

Echo and Narcissus

Answer 7

echo, a nymph who angered Hera
he can only repeat the last word someone stutters
She falls in love with him but he also loves himself
She stares at her reflection in the pool.
Echo falls in love with her

Question 8

King Mitus

Answer 8

He requests the golden touch
He can’t hug or touch anyone or they will turn into gold so he begs to be normal

Question 9

Pyramus and Thisbe

Answer 9

Two neighbor’s fall in love
family’s hate each other
he sees her bloody scarf and he thing the lion ate her
He kills himself after
Plot of Romeo and Juliatte

Question 10

Meduse and Perseus

Answer 10

Athena transforms medusa into a Gorgan.
she is later killed by Peresues
Medusa had snakes for hair

Question 11

Death of achilies

Answer 11

Achilies’ mother dipped her bay in the waters of inmortality
no arrow or weapon could hurt him until Paris shoots him herself

Question 12

Epimetheus

Answer 12

brother of prometheus
doesn’t think things through
gives all the gifts to the animals
punished by Zeus

Question 13

Pandora

Answer 13

hermes given her cunning decit personality

Question 14

Zeus

Answer 14

didn’t want humans to have as much power as the gods.
He sends Pandora in reverse to fire

Question 15

Athena and Arachne

Answer 15

Arachne is a skilled vain weaver who thinks she is better
Arachne mocks the gods.
Athena turns her into a spider as punishment

Question 16

12 labors of Hercules

Answer 16

Hera hated Hercules because he was a legit child of Zeus.
Hera causes Hercules to become mad
As punishment Hercules has to work 12 labors

Question 17

Physche

Answer 17

soul: consiosness

Question 18

Narcissistic

Answer 18

self- centered

Question 19

Promethean

Answer 19

a risk taker- daringly original

Question 20

labyrinth

Answer 20

maze

Question 21

Pandora’s box

Answer 21

a source of trouble

Question 22

arachnid

Answer 22

spider

Question 23

harp

Answer 23

tedious talking

Question 24

achilie’s heel

Answer 24

vulnerability

Question 25

Elysian fields

Answer 25

paradise

Question 26

Gorgan

Answer 26

unnatractive, fierce

Question 27

titanic

Answer 27

having great power, fierce

Question 28

Midas touch

Answer 28

ability to make money

Question 29

tantalize

Answer 29

tempt

Question 30

Herculean

Answer 30

with great strength and effort

Question 31

nemesis

Answer 31

enemy

Question 32

what do mulberries symbolize?

Answer 32

The red mulberry stands as a beacon of wisdom

Question 33

How do the parents change?

Answer 33

At first they hated each other because they were neighbors and didn't like the child dating their other kid, but when they both died they become friends and stopped disliking one another

Question 34

What does Cronus do to his kids?

Answer 34

Cronus eats his kids one by one because he wants all of the power and wants to control lightning.

Question 35

How does Rhea trick him?

Answer 35

She tricked him by replacing the baby with a stone so he swallows the stone and the baby can live

Question 36

What are the moral messages of Pyramus and Thisbe?

Answer 36

The most important message is to never take love for granted and to never assume the worst.

Question 37

Why can't Thisbe and Pyramus be together?

Answer 37

Their parents hate each other and don't want them being together. They are next door neighbors

Question 38

How are they able to communicate?

Answer 38

Their is a crack in the wall

Question 39

What type of tree do they plan to meet under?

Answer 39

The mulberry tree

Question 40

What does Thisbe encounter and how does this lead to a misunderstanding

Answer 40

Thisbe encounters a bear and Pyramus thinks she dies.

Question 41

What does Pyramus assume?

Answer 41

He assumes she is dead

Question 42

Why do the mulberries change color?

Answer 42

They change color to resemble the blood

Question 43

What do the parents of Pyramus and Thisbe decide

Answer 43

They decide to stop holding a grudge and finally get along

Question 44

What is the moral message of the myth?

Answer 44

The moral message is to never go out at night and assume the worst. I guess you could also say that you should never hold a grudge against people when it could have a negative impact on your children.

Question 45

What do the strings throughout the video represent?

Answer 45

They represent the people who have died.

Question 46

Ordinary world

Answer 46

pride walk

Question 47

Call to adventure

Answer 47

The adventure begins when he's called to help Zemba and tells him that he shouldn't be trying to prove that he's brave.

Question 48

refusal to call

Answer 48

Zemba realizes he isn't ready to be king or take challenges/not look for trouble

Question 49

Crossing the threshold

Answer 49

Their habitat is just live every day like you don't care. "amouhamatata."

Question 50

tests, allies, enemies

Answer 50

Temon and the others think that nothing really matters in life and to just enjoy but Simon is supposed to be the king