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Greek Mythology Study Guide Part 1
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2. He judges a music contest and votes against Apollo,
who gives him donkey’s ears
1. Greek name for the god of wine; Roman name Bacchus
7. Mother of Perseus; Zeus showers gold into her lap
4. Maze with many corridors on the island of Crete
10. Also known as Cupid
5. Three headed dog that guards the underworld
11. Hera’s Roman name
6. This creature emerged from Medusa’s neck and flew
away
12. Multi-headed creature; one of the heads is immortal
16. Poseidon’s Roman name
3. Cronus’ Roman name
8. Greek name for the goddess of wisdom; Roman name
Minerva
18. Woman created by Hephaestus to be both a blessing
and a curse to mankind; she released evil and sickness
into the world
20. Odysseus’ Roman name
21. Greek name for the god of war; Roman name Mars;
he had an affair with Aphrodite
22. Greek name for god of metalwork; Roman name
Vulcan; crippled
24. He killed the Minotaur (monster with a bull’s head and
human body)
25. Greek name for the messenger god; Roman name
Mercury
27. Greek name for the god of the underworld; Roman
name Pluto
29. He defeats the Hydra, and is also called Hercules
9. Perseus rescued this maiden from a horrible sea
monster
13. Titan who created man; Zeus punished him for many
years
14. Nymphs loaned this hero a pair of winged sandals, a
leather bag, and a helmet of invisibility; he also tricked the
three ladies who share one eye
15. Greek name for the goddess of the seasons
17. Also known as Faunus
19. Greek name for the goddess of love and beauty;
Roman name Venus
21. Greek name for the goddess of the hunt; Roman
name Diana
23. Zeus’ Roman name
26. She bragged that her hair equaled Athena’s in beauty
28. This nymph distracted Hera so that Hera’s husband
could flirt (or worse) with other women; Hera punished
her
30. River that forms the boundary for the underworld
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