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1 Mythology Exam Review FIRST QUARTER-2014

2 All answers can be found on corresponding power point presentations in the presentation section.

3 In the story of Narcissus Who loved Narcissus? Which two characters were cursed? Which goddesses did the cursing?

4 Prometheus and Io What happens to Io? Who loved her? How was she guarded?

5 Heracles What happens to his first family? How does this affect the rest of his life? He serves his cousin who is also… What are the Labors of Heracles? What is the Heraclidae a list of?

6 Theseus What do you know about his lineage? What happens during his young adult-hood? How does he make the Athenians believe he is a hero? What is going on in his father’s kingdom? Who is his enemy? Why and how was the Minotaur created? How does he complete his task?

7 Prometheus and Io What happens to Io? Who loved her? How was she guarded?

8 Perseus Who are his parents? What is the prophesy surrounding his birth? How does Medusa end up a monster? How does he complete his task?

9 Troy Which gods and goddesses supported Troy during this war? What horrible things had to happen to get the war started? What is the name of the first hero of the war, and what did he do to earn this title?

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