Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Progenitor of all of the Greek (or Hellenistic) people | Hellen | 83%
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Olympian God of war | Ares | 67%
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Messenger of the Gods | Hermes | 67%
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God of music, the sun, poetry, and healing | Apollo | 50%
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Goddess of hunting, animals, and the wilderness | Artemis | 50%
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Said to be Zeus' favorite child | Athena | 50%
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Goddess of discord | Eris | 50%
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God of the forge | Hephaestus | 50%
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Queen of the Underworld | Persephone | 50%
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He slayed Medusa | Perseus | 50%
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Made up the other half of the Gemini constellation | Castor | 33%
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God of wine, chaos, and revelry | Dionysus | 33%
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Goddess of youth | Hebe | 17%
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Her loveliness caused the trojan war | Helen of Troy | 17%
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Took on the Twelve Labors; said to be the greatest Greek hero | Heracules | 17%
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An Underworld deity | Angelia | 0%
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Muse of vocalizing and song | Aoede | 0%
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A nymph | Arge | 0%
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Tasked with epic poetry and eloquence | Calliope | 0%
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Consort of Poseidon; heroine in the foundation of Byzantium | Ceroessa | 0%
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Tasked with history and the lyre | Clio | 0%
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A childbirth goddess | Eilethieya | 0%
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Goddess of liberty | Eleftheria | 0%
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Minor war Goddess | Enyo | 0%
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Conceived by the touch of Zeus' hand; father of Libya | Epaphus | 0%
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Tasked with erotic poetry and mimicry | Erato | 0%
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Tasked with lyric poetry | Euterpe | 0%
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Founded a tribe and seen as a heroic figure | Graecus | 0%
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Often entirely replaced his brother, who has similar roles | Helmetheus | 0%
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Heroic tribe founder | Latinus | 0%
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The only daughter of Zeus and Pandora II | Melera | 0%
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Muse of thought and practice | Melete | 0%
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Tasked with chorus and tragedy | Melpomene | 0%
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He was sent a white bull to sacrifice in honor of Poseidon | Minos | 0%
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Muse of memory | Mneme | 0%
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Son of Zeus, Poseidon, and Hermes with no mother | Orion | 0%
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Brother to Latinus and Graecus | Pandorus | 0%
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Made up one half of the Gemini constellation | Polydeuces | 0%
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Tasked with sacred song, poetry, and dance, and pantomime | Polyhymnia | 0%
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He killed his son, Pelops, and was sentenced to a dehydartion punishment in the Underworld | Tantalus | 0%
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Tasked with dancing and singing | Terpsichore | 0%
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Tasked with comedy and whimsical poetry | Thalia | 0%
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Tasked with astronomy | Urania | 0%
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