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MYTHOOO (1) Flashcards

1
Q

One of the primary benefits of studying mythology and folklore in education is gaining insights into the ___ and __ of different societies

A

cultural heritage
beliefs

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By exploring ancient myths and legends, students can develop ___ skills and ___ abilities as they interpret symbols and themes.

A

critical
analytical

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2
Q

Moreover, exposure to diverse mythological narratives fosters ___ and ___of different perspectives and worldviews

A

empathy
understanding

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3
Q

Studying mythology and folklore also encourages students to explore the universal themes of human existence, such as ___, ____, and ___.

A

love
death
heroism

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4
Q

Additionally, analyzing mythological stories helps students understand the origins of ___, ___, and traditions.

A

cultural norms
rituals

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5
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Through the study of folklore, students can appreciate the richness and diversity of ___ traditions passed down through generations.

A

oral

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6
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Furthermore, engaging with mythological texts enhances students’ ___ and ___ as they envision fantastical worlds and characters.

A

creativity
imagination

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7
Q

Understanding mythology contributes to students’ comprehension of __ , as many literary works are influenced by mythological motifs

A

literature

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8
Q

Exploring folklore provides students with opportunities to connect with their own ___ and ___

A

cultural heritage
identity

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9
Q

In conclusion, integrating mythology and folklore into education equips students with a ___ understanding of human culture and enriches their ___development.

A

holistic
intellectual

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10
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Many mythologies feature a ___ myth explaining the origins of the ___ and __.

A

creation
universe
humanity

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11
Q

___ are a common motif in mythology, often representing both ___
and wisdom.

A

Dragons
danger

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12
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Myths often feature gods or goddesses who represent ___ elements like the sun, moon, or thunder

A

natural

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13
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Many mythologies include a concept of an ___or realm of the dead, ruled by a deity or deities.

A

underworld

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14
Q

The motif of a hero overcoming challenges or monsters to rescue a captive is a ___ theme in mythologies worldwide.

A

recurring

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15
Q

Animals often possess ___ significance in mythology, representing virtues, vices, or aspects of human nature.

A

symbolic

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16
Q

The motif of a ___or ___being guiding or intervening in human affairs is present in many mythologies.

A

divine
supernatural

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17
Q

Myths frequently explore the theme of the ___struggle between __ and ___, often embodied by opposing deities or forces.

A

eternal
good
evil

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18
Q

The motif of a chosen one or a ___ hero, foretold by ___, is a common narrative element in mythologies worldwide.

A

destined
prophecy

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19
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Leader of the Argonauts

A

Jason

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20
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Goddess that aided Jason in his quest?

A

Hera

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21
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Name of the ship used by Jason and his crew

A

Argo

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22
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The sorceress that helped Jason overcome the challenges by King Aeetes?

A

Medea, the daughter of King Aeetes

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23
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The task Jason had to perform in order to obtain the Golden Fleece

A

Plow a field with fire-breathing oxen

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24
Q

Which King did Jason competed against in the javelin throw during the funeral games of King Pelias?

A

King Phineus

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25
Q

Betrayed Jason and revealed the plan to King Ameetes?

A

King Phineus

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26
Q

The dragon that guarded the Golden Fleece?

A

Ladon

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27
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Greek hero that accompanied Jason on his quest?

A

Hercules

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28
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Jason’s father?

A

Aeson

29
Q

How did Jason managed to calm the fire-breathing bulls during the trial set by King Aeetes?

A

Magic potion provided by Medea

30
Q

What happened to King Pelias at the end of the story?

A

Overthrown by his own daughters

31
Q

Jason’s wife after Medea

A

Glauce

32
Q

Goddess that aided Jason in escaping the Siren’s song?

A

Circe

33
Q

Island that Argonauts encountered the giant Talos?

A

Lemnos

34
Q

Musician among the Argonauts

A

Orpheus

35
Q

Creature that Hercules slay during the quest of Argonauts

A

Hydra

36
Q

The deity that granted the Argo the ability to speak?

A

Hera

37
Q

Blind prophet that warned the Argonauts of the dangers they would face on their journey?

A

Phineas

38
Q

Where did Jason met Medea?

A

Corinth (according to book it is Colchis)

39
Q

Goddess that guided the Argonauts through the clashing rocks?

A

Hera

40
Q

Name of the shipbuilder who constructed the Argo

A

Argus

41
Q

King of Colchis when Jason arrived

A

King Aeetes

42
Q

Goddess that caused the enchantment of the Argonauts, making them forget their purpose

A

Circe

43
Q

How did Jason meet his end according to some versions of the myth

A

Killed by his sons

44
Q

relationship between
Demeter and Persephone?

A

mother and daughter

45
Q

Which god kidnapped Persephone
to the underworld?

A

Hades

46
Q

What is the name of the flower
associated with Persephone’s
abduction?

A

Narcissus

47
Q

In which season does Persephone
reside in the underworld?

A

Winter

48
Q

Who helped Demeter search for
Persephone after her abduction?

A

Hermes

49
Q

What was Demeter’s reaction when
she learned of Persephone’s
abduction?

A

enraged

50
Q

What did Demeter do in her grief
over Persephone’s disappearance?

A

wandered the earth in search of her daughter

51
Q

Who intervened to resolve the conflict between Demeter and Hades?

A

Zeus

52
Q

What deal did Hades strike with Demeter to release Persephone?

A

Persephone would spend half of the year in the underworld and half in Demeter

53
Q

What role does Persephone serve during the months she resides in the underworld?

A

Queen of the Underworld

54
Q

Which fruit is often associated with Persephone’s time in the underworld?

A

Pomegranate

55
Q

Who acted as an intermediary
between Demeter and Hades during
negotiations for Persephone’s release?

A

Hermes

56
Q

What was the name of the nymph
who witnessed Persephone’s
abduction?

A

Echo

57
Q

What title is often given to
Persephone in connection with her
time in the underworld?

A

Goddess of the Dead

58
Q

Which festival was held in honor of
Demeter and Persephone in ancient
Greece?

A

Eleusinian Mysteries

59
Q

Who is often depicted as the
primary antagonist in the myth of
Demeter and Persephone?

A

Hades

60
Q

In some versions of the myth, what
animal does Demeter transform a
disrespectful mortal into?

A

Snake

61
Q

What was the role of Persephone in the underworld according to the myth?

A

Lead the dead to the afterlife

62
Q

Who was Persephone’s guide and mentor in the underworld?

A

Hecate

63
Q

What is the Roman equivalent of
Demeter?

A

Ceres

64
Q

In which region was the most
famous temple of Demeter located?

A

Eleusis

65
Q

What is the symbolic significance of
Persephone’s time in the underworld?

A

Renewal and Birth

66
Q

What did Demeter teach humans according to the myth?

A

Agriculture and Farming

67
Q

Which goddess attempted to
comfort Demeter during her grief over
Persephone’s abduction?

A

Hecate???

68
Q

How does the myth of Demeter
and Persephone explain the changing
seasons?

A

Persephone’s return to the
underworld brings autumn and winter, her release brings spring and summer

69
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A

mytho (14 decks)

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