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    The document appears to be a quiz on mythology from various cultures around the world. It covers topics like the major gods and goddesses of Greek and Roman mythology such as Zeus, Poseidon, Apollo, and Vulcan. It also mentions mythical figures and creatures from other traditions like the Minotaur in Greek mythology, Anansi the trickster spider in African folklore, and harpies which have women's faces and vultures' bodies. The quiz questions cover topics ranging from which god rules over a particular domain to details about mythical events and creatures.

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    ACC197 Practice 4

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    1. Who was the King of Gods in Ancient Greek mythology?

    a. Poseidon
    b. Hermes
    c. Apollo
    d. !Zeus

    2. Which of these Roman gods doesn039;t have a counterpart in Greek mythology?


    a. Mars
    b. !Janus
    c. Vulcan
    d. Juno

    3. In Greek Mythology, who killed Achilles?


    a. Pericles
    b. !Paris
    c. Helen
    d. Hector

    4. The greek god Poseidon was the god of what?


    a. Fire
    b. War
    c. !The Sea
    d. Sun

    5. A wyvern is the same as a dragon.


    a. !False
    b. True

    6. Janus was the Roman god of doorways and passageways.


    a. !True
    b. False

    7. The Nike apparel and footwear brand takes it039;s name from the Greek goddess of
    what?
    a. Courage
    b. Honor
    c. Strength
    d. !Victory

    8. According to Japanese folklore, what is the favorite food of the Kappa.


    a. Soba
    b. !Cucumbers
    c. Kabocha
    d. Nasu

    9. What is the name of the first human being in Norse mythology?


    a. Asmund
    b. Asger
    c. !Ask
    d. Ake
    10. What animal did Queen Pasipahe sleep with before she gave birth to the Minotaur
    in Greek Mythology?
    a. Horse
    b. !Bull
    c. Pig
    d. Ox

    1. The ancient Roman god of war was commonly known as which of the following?
    a. Jupiter
    b. Ares
    c. !Mars
    d. Juno

    2. Who was the Roman god of fire?


    a. Apollo
    b. !Vulcan
    c. Mercury
    d. Jupiter

    3. In Greek mythology, Hera is the goddess of harvest.


    a. !False
    b. True

    4. Who is the Egyptian god of reproduction and lettuce?


    a. Meret
    b. Menu
    c. !Min
    d. Mut

    5. In most traditions, who was the wife of Zeus?


    a. Hestia
    b. Athena
    c. Aphrodite
    d. !Hera

    6. What is the name of the Greek god of blacksmiths?


    a. Artagatus
    b. Vulcan
    c. Dyntos
    d. !Hephaestus

    7. According to the Egyptian Myth of Osiris, who murdered Osiris?


    a. Anhur
    b. Horus
    c. !Set
    d. Ra

    8. The Roman god quot;Jupiterquot; was first known as quot;Zeusquot; to the Greeks.
    a. !True
    b. False

    9. The Maori hold that which island nation was founded by Kupe, who discovered it
    under a long white cloud?
    a. Fiji
    b. Hawaii
    c. Vanuatu
    d. !New Zealand

    10. According to Japanese folklore, what is the favorite food of the Kappa.
    a. Soba
    b. Nasu
    c. Kabocha
    d. !Cucumbers

    1. Who was the only god from Greece who did not get a name change in Rome?
    a. Athena
    b. !Apollo
    c. Zeus
    d. Demeter

    2. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman.


    a. False
    b. !True

    3. Hera is god of...


    a. Agriculture
    b. War
    c. Sea
    d. !Marriage

    4. This Greek goddess039;s name was chosen for the dwarf planet responsible for
    discord on Pluto039;s classification amongst astronomers.
    a. Dysnomia
    b. Ceres
    c. !Eris
    d. Charon

    5. According to Greek Mythology, Zeus can control lightning.


    a. False
    b. !True

    6. Rannamaari was a sea demon that haunted the people of the Maldives and had to be
    appeased monthly with the sacrifice of a virgin girl.
    a. False
    b. !True
    7. Who is the Egyptian god of reproduction and lettuce?
    a. Meret
    b. Menu
    c. !Min
    d. Mut

    8. In African mythology, Anansi is a trickster and storyteller who takes the shape
    of which animal?
    a. Crocodile
    b. Wild dog
    c. Monkey
    d. !Spider

    9. A wyvern is the same as a dragon.


    a. True
    b. !False

    10. What mytological creatures have women039;s faces and vultures039; bodies?
    a. Lilith
    b. Nymph
    c. Mermaids
    d. !Harpies

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