This literary term is used when comparing two unlike things with the words “like” or “as”

This symbol belongs to the God Zeus.

This god is the twin of Artemis and god of music and healing

In this myth, Ares is wounded by an Achaean during the Trojan war

This is a sacrifice of 100 oxen made to the gods

This literary term is used to describe extremely vivid descriptions of characters or settings in a work

This symbol belongs to the Goddess Hera.

This god has a son named Aineis and is the god of love, beauty, and desire

In this myth Zeus sends Poseidon and Apollo to work for Laomedon, King of Troy

This is what the gods have running through their veins in the place of blood

This literary term is used when an inanimate/non sentient being is given human qualities.

This symbol belongs to the God Apollo.

This god is known as the God of War.

In this myth, the goddess of women and marriage throws the god of blacksmiths and craftsmen off of mount Olympus because of his disfigured leg

This is considered the fruit of the gods

This literary term is used when referring to hints or clues to how the plot of a story unfolds

This symbol belongs to the God Poseidon.

This god is one of the children of Zeus and is known as the Goddess of Wisdom.

In this Myth a man has the power to turn whatever he touches into gold

This is used for the burning of a corpse in a funeral cermomy

This literary term is used when the author/ narrator refers to a another source outside of the given work

This symbol belongs to the Goddess Aphrodite.

Zeus is the son of this Titan, whom he defeated in a battle for Olympus.

In this myth it explains the origins of Myrrh tree

Instead of water the gods drink this sweet fluid that comes from flowers. AKA The drink of the gods