Can you name the Greek Gods and Goddesses? by chillbone3b

Description	Answer
God of the sky and rain.
God of horses. Nicknamed the 'earth-shaker'
Possessed a famed helmet that would allow the wearer to become invisible
Inventor of the bridle
Carried the caduceus
The only god considered ugly
Born from the foam of the sea
Goddess of youth
Protector of marriage
Patron god of the Vestal Virgins
Considered 'The most greek of all the gods'

Description	Answer
Transformed the mortal Actaeon into a stag
The father of Strife
Mother of Strife
Minor god who defeated Apollo in a music duel judged by King Minos
God who came to represent immortality and the god of wine
Daughter of Demeter
Condemned to hold the earth on his shoulders after the Titanomachia
Defeated by his son Zeus
Titan who is considered the mother of all monsters
Wife of Dionysus who find her on the island of Naxos after Theseus left her

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Greek Gods and Goddesses Quiz

by chillbone3b

Created Apr 1, 2010 in Religion
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	Yami_Mirai:	Apr 2nd, 2010 at 01:04 GMT		2 points
	For "mother of all monsters", I think you're looking for Echidna, not Typhon. Echidna bore them, Typhon sired them.

	magister:	Apr 2nd, 2010 at 02:05 GMT		1 point
	Okay. A few things: 1) I'd really like a better clue for Hestia. She's listed as a god and as the patron of a specifically Roman cult. There's much better Greek clues to fit her. 2) For Phoebus Apollo, it's difficult for you to call a god the "most Greek" when all the gods are Greek. Apollo is probably the "most Greek" of all Roman gods, but that, again, causes issues. 3) While Yami_Mirai is completely right about Typhon and Echidna, it would be very difficult to refer to either as "titans."

	Yami_Mirai:	Apr 2nd, 2010 at 02:54 GMT		1 point
	I agree on your points magister. I only got the Hestia clue because I know her Roman name, and know that she's one of the "maiden goddesses", and was able to put 2 and 2 together. As for Apollo, I only guessed him because he keeps his name in the roman pantheon, instead of getting a new name like the others, which isn't actually a very good clue at all. And for the term "Titan", I completely missed that over my bafflement of Typhon being listed as the Mother of all Monsters, instead of Echidna.

	Raynard:	Sep 5th, 2010 at 19:04 GMT		1 point
	I can not tell you how many times this quiz has been made before.

	jonbar18:	Aug 19th, 2012 at 19:57 GMT		1 point
	1) how exactly do you measure "greekness" 2)Hestia has a terrible clue clue 3)Hephaestus was rarely caller ugly; only lame 4) Typhon is not a Titan, nor a mother 5)Ariadne was not a goddess 6)neither was Atlas 7)or cronus