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Mythic Truths: Olympian OraclesVersión en línea Answer Yes/No to true/false statements about Greek myths por Dean Larson 1 What makes his constellation dirth's orbit and rotations appear? Yes No 2 Zeus granted his twin childrenPollux and Castor immortality-sharing arrangements and they became the constellation Gemini. Yes No 3 Artemis has never promised to marry anyone, remaining unmarried. Yes No 4 Who did Artemis promise to marry? Artemis promised to marry anyone she chose. Yes No 5 Why did Artemis promise to marry the giant? Artemis never promised to marry giants Otus and Ephialtes. Yes No 6 Poseidon is called the Earthshaker because his trident shakes the earth when struck. Yes No 7 What guarded the oracle? Python, a giant serpent-child of Gaia. Yes No 8 What did Artemis wish for? rule over the mountains. Yes No 9 Oenopion blinded Orion as punishment for assaulting his daughter, Merope. Yes No 10 The priestess of Delphi was called the Pythia. Yes No 11 Artemis and Apollo placed Orion in the sky as a constellation. Yes No 12 How could the priestess tell the future? The Pythia foretold the future by entering a trance-like state, believed to be induced by inhaling hallucinogenic vapors from a chasm beneath her tripod seat in Apollo's temple. Yes No 13 Nereus is an ancient Greek sea god. Yes No 14 What happened to Actaeon when he saw Artemis and her nymphs bathing? He was rewarded with a crown of flowers. Yes No 15 Leto was the mother of Apollo and Artemis. Yes No 16 Who were the hunting companions of Artemis? the nymph Callisto, the giant Orion, Britomartis, Cyrene, and the Hyperborean maidens Oupis, Hekaerge, and Loxo. Yes No 17 Delos was once a center of wealth due to its sacred status and trading connections. Yes No 18 Orion’s sight was restored by traveling to the eastern edge of the world and exposing his eyes to the rising sun. Yes No 19 Apollo became jealous of Orion because of his close bond with Artemis. Yes No 20 Delos became the richest Greek island by being declared a Roman free port. Yes No 21 Why did Python want to devour Leto? Zeus’s jealous wife. Yes No 22 Zeus’s wife Hera disrespected Leto, leading to the quest for birth of the twins. Yes No 23 Apollo is the god of music, poetry, art, prophecy, truth, healing, plague, and archery. Yes No 24 Orion is a giant hunter who is sometimes described as a son of Poseidon. Yes No 25 The twins Apollo and Artemis were born on Delos. Yes No 26 What was the most sacred place in Greece? Delos. Yes No 27 A priestess of Delphi was called a: the Pythia. Yes No 28 Why was Mother Earth pleased with Otus and Ephialtes? Gaia was not mentioned in any myths about them. Yes No 29 The Pythia foretold the future by entering a trance-like state believed to be induced by vapors in Apollo’s temple. Yes No 30 The goddess Artemis is associated with the hunt and wilderness. Yes No 31 Python guarded the oracle of Delphi as a giant serpent-child. Yes No 32 Apollo and Artemis killed Niobe’s children with bows and arrows. Yes No 33 Every time Poseidon slammed his trident he shook the earth. Yes No 34 Poseidon’s wife is Amphitrite. Yes No 35 What did the King of Chios promise Orion? his son in marriage. Yes No 36 Poseidon created the horse as a breaking wave. Yes No 37 How did Orion restore his sight? by bathing in a magical spring. Yes No 38 King Oenopion promised Orion his daughter Merope. Yes No 39 The only son of Poseidon’s first wife is Amphitrite. Yes No

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What makes his constellation dirth's orbit and rotations appear?

Zeus granted his twin childrenPollux and Castor immortality-sharing arrangements and they became the constellation Gemini.

Artemis has never promised to marry anyone, remaining unmarried.

Who did Artemis promise to marry? Artemis promised to marry anyone she chose.

Why did Artemis promise to marry the giant? Artemis never promised to marry giants Otus and Ephialtes.

Poseidon is called the Earthshaker because his trident shakes the earth when struck.

What guarded the oracle? Python, a giant serpent-child of Gaia.

What did Artemis wish for? rule over the mountains.

Oenopion blinded Orion as punishment for assaulting his daughter, Merope.

The priestess of Delphi was called the Pythia.

Artemis and Apollo placed Orion in the sky as a constellation.

How could the priestess tell the future? The Pythia foretold the future by entering a trance-like state, believed to be induced by inhaling hallucinogenic vapors from a chasm beneath her tripod seat in Apollo's temple.

Nereus is an ancient Greek sea god.

What happened to Actaeon when he saw Artemis and her nymphs bathing? He was rewarded with a crown of flowers.

Leto was the mother of Apollo and Artemis.

Who were the hunting companions of Artemis? the nymph Callisto, the giant Orion, Britomartis, Cyrene, and the Hyperborean maidens Oupis, Hekaerge, and Loxo.

Delos was once a center of wealth due to its sacred status and trading connections.

Orion’s sight was restored by traveling to the eastern edge of the world and exposing his eyes to the rising sun.

Apollo became jealous of Orion because of his close bond with Artemis.

Delos became the richest Greek island by being declared a Roman free port.

Why did Python want to devour Leto? Zeus’s jealous wife.

Zeus’s wife Hera disrespected Leto, leading to the quest for birth of the twins.

Apollo is the god of music, poetry, art, prophecy, truth, healing, plague, and archery.

Orion is a giant hunter who is sometimes described as a son of Poseidon.

The twins Apollo and Artemis were born on Delos.

What was the most sacred place in Greece? Delos.

A priestess of Delphi was called a: the Pythia.

Why was Mother Earth pleased with Otus and Ephialtes? Gaia was not mentioned in any myths about them.

The Pythia foretold the future by entering a trance-like state believed to be induced by vapors in Apollo’s temple.

The goddess Artemis is associated with the hunt and wilderness.

Python guarded the oracle of Delphi as a giant serpent-child.

Apollo and Artemis killed Niobe’s children with bows and arrows.

Every time Poseidon slammed his trident he shook the earth.

Poseidon’s wife is Amphitrite.

What did the King of Chios promise Orion? his son in marriage.

Poseidon created the horse as a breaking wave.

How did Orion restore his sight? by bathing in a magical spring.

King Oenopion promised Orion his daughter Merope.

The only son of Poseidon’s first wife is Amphitrite.