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MUSEUM

Of Greek Mythology

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During the transport to the new museum, there was a severe mix up.

Oh, no!

Please help to reorganize the items with your knowledge about Greek Mythology.

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What realm does the head god Zeus rule over?

Question 1

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Earth

Sky

Ocean

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Trivia Check

What species is the minotaur an hybrid of?

Question 2

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Human and Horse

Human and Bull

Human and Wolf

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Trivia Check

What species was Medusa?

Question 3

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Nymph

Harpy

Gorgon

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Trivia Check

Where was the most famous oracle of Ancient Greece located?

Question 4

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Delphi

Athens

Sparta

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Which deity was responsible for granting fire to humanity?

Question 5

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Zeus

Gaia

Prometheus

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You have completed this room!

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CONTINUe

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The Oracle of Delphi was famously featured in many myths and tales and usually served the role of giving the hero direction

While Zeus rules over the sky and Olympus, other gods rule over their own respective realms

The Minotaur of Crete lived in his labyrinth and was offered human sacrifices until he was slain by Theseus

Medusa was a Gorgon, famous for her petrifying gaze. She was killed by Perseus, who used his reflective shield to view and decapitate her

Prometheus was a titan that not only created the humans with Athena's help, but also brought them fire, for which he was punished by Zeus

Sadly that didn't seem to be correct. Would you like to try again?

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Trivia Check

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You seem to know enough to help us out

Well done!

Next, we will look at our collection about Heracles. Hopefully you can remember or find the facts somewhere.

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Question 1

Did Heracles eventually kill the Hydra by choking it to death?

Yes

No

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The Labors of Heracles

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Question 2

How did Heracles capture the Ceyneian Hind?

He trapped it with a pitfall

He chased it until it was tired

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The Labors of Heracles

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Question 3

How did Heracles clean the Augean stables?

He used a river

He build new stables

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The Labors of Heracles

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Question 4

What made the Stymphalian Birds so dangerous?

Fire breath and immortality

Metallic beaks and feathers

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The Labors of Heracles

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Question 5

What made the Mares of Diomedes special?

They ate humans

They could fly without wings

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The Labors of Heracles

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CONTINUE

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You have successfully organized this room!

The Labors of Heracles

That was sadly not correct! Again please!

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The Labors of Heracles

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We're halfway there. Next we have to identify some of our statues

So far so good.

Try to use your knowledge and common sense to categorize these statues of the Greek Pantheon

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Which statue shows the goddess of wisdom and war Athena?

Question 1

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Greek Pantheon

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These twin deities are known for very different things. But which one is reponsible for the aspect of Truth?

Question 2

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Greek Pantheon

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Which of these three gods was a son of Zeus? I think the other two were his brothers.

Question 3

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Greek Pantheon

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Which of these statues show the god of the Underworld? What was his name again?

Question 4

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Which statue shows the deity that is also known as the messenger of the gods?

Question 5

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Amazing! This takes cares of these statues

Greek Pantheon

Apollo had a vast amount of realms to rule over, Truth being just one of them. Other examples are Light, Music and Healing.

Hades was the god of Erebus, the Greek Underworld, and also ruled over the shades or souls of the dead.

Hermes used his winged Boots to deliver important messages between gods and also occasionally to mortals

The god of war and often called the least liked child of Zeus.

Athena was the goddess of wisdom and war and also gave Athens its name as the patron deity. She was born by bursting out of Zeus' head in full regalia

Careful not to break anything!Please start over

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Greek Pantheon

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Now we only need to complete the section about the Trojan War

Almost done!

IIt might be a good idea to find some kind of summary about the Illiad or an encyclopedia in order to do this, unless you feel confident without one of course.

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Why did the Greeks wage war against Troy in the first place?

Question 1

Over a woman

Religious war

Over trade routes

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Who is usually considered as the greatest warrior of the war?

Question 2

Achilles

Hector

Ajax

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Who served as the commander of the Greek Alliance?

Question 3

Menelaus

Odysseus

Agamemnon

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Who fired the arrow that killed Achilles?

Question 4

Hector

Paris

Priam

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How long did the Trojan War last

Question 5

5 Years

10 Years

15 Years

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Looks like we're done here! Thank you so much for your help!

CONTINUe

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Odysseus came up with the idea to construct a hollow wooden horse as a gift of surrender, but in truth there were several Greeks hidden inside, who caught the sleeping Trojans off guard

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No, that's not it. Please, try again.

Restart

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Thank you!

You seem to have some very good knowledge about Greek Mythology!

Start Over?

With this, the new exhibition will surely be a success.