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Introduction to Classical Mythology
Part One, Chapters I–II
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Which of these is not a Roman name for one of The Olympians?
Pluto
North
Mercury
Diana
2
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Which of Zeus's children lives on Earth?
Hermes
Artemis
Athena
Demeter
3
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Which of the following people is not related to Orestes?
Clytemnestra
Iphigenia
Paris
Agamemnon
4
of 5
Orpheus is the greatest mortal ___ who has ever lived.
Sculptor
Musician
Hero
Athlete
5
of 5
Which of the following monsters is not part-man or part-woman?
Cerberus
The Sphinx
The Minotaur
Medusa
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