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| Who reluctantly binds Prometheus in Aeschylus' play Prometheus Bound? |
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| The woman Zeus seduced and then turned into a cow was... |
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| Cronus ruled during the... |
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| The men of the Bronze Age... |
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| According to the tradition, mankind is recreated from... |
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| Who survived the flood sent by Zeus? |
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| Lycaon attempted to feed Zeus human flesh |
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| What was the final outrage that preceded the flood? |
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| Who was the slayer of Argus? |
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| The offspring of Zeus and Io was... |
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| The deception of the sacrifice |
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| What did Zeus punish Prometheus for? |
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| In the traditional version of the creation of man, who is depicted as the creator? |
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| One of the most difficult opponents for Zeus to overcome was the dragon named... |
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| In another struggle Zeus fought against the Gegeneis, whose name means... |
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| In Zeus' bid for power, from which of the following did he not receive aid? |
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| The first age in the universe was known as the... |
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| Of what city was Gilgamesh king? |
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| Who corresponds to the Greek Typhoeus in the Enuma Elish? |
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| Which is not a name of the Hecatonchires? |
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| Who is the counterpart to the Greek Deucalion or the Hebrew Noah in the Epic of Gilgamesh? |
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| Which two giants attempted to storm heaven by piling Olympus, Ossa, and Pelion upon one another? |
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| Phaethon is the son of... |
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| Helius, Selene, Eos are the gods of... |
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| Eos asks for eternal life for Tithonus from Zeus, but doesn't ask for... |
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| The next generation gods (Olympian Gods) were produced by... |
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| Uranos is castrated by... |
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| Titanomachy, the War of the Titans (Titans vs. Olympians) lasted how long? |
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| Zeus had a bad headache and Hephaestus, the craftsman god, cracked him in the head. Athena then came out fully armoured. |
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| She would produce a son that would usurp Zeus |
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| The prophesy regarding Zeus' first wife stated that... |
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| Wrapping up a rock in a blanket and then feeding it to him |
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| Rhea and Gaia tricked Cronus by... |
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| So that the prophesy will not be fulfilled |
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| Why does Cronus eat his children? |
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