For best results, answer the questions in a row. All answer options will load for you once you reach them. Submit your answers by selecting an option below each question. Can you pass our Greek myth trivia quizOnce you answer all the questions, you will get your results from this quiz. Her symbol is the dove, the swan and the sparrow. Epic tales of gods and Titans, and terrifying beasts aplenty. His scepter or wand is called the Caduceus.APHRODITEDaughter of Zeus and Dione according to the Iliad.ДЄccording to other stories, she came from the severed genitals of the primordial god Uranus.APHRODITE In most stories she is the wife of Hephaestus

Son of Zeus and Maius (daughter of the titan Atlas) The blacksmith of the Gods, he is the patron gods of handicraft.HERMES The messenger of the Zeus He is the ugliest of the Olympians and he is also crippled.

In Greek mythology Apollo was the son of Zeus and Leto. Sometimes regarded as the son of Zeus and Hera The Greeks later associated Apollos name with the Greek verb (apollymi) meaning to destroy. His symbol is the laurel.HEPHAESTUS The God of Fire God of light and the sun god of archery, arts, music, healing, and of truth and prophecy. Her symbols are the deer and the moon.APOLLOThe son of Zeus and Leto The goddess of the hunt and of the young. Her symbol is the oak tree, and the owl.ARTEMISDaughter of Zeus and Leto. Referred by some as AphroditeвЂ™s lover.ATHENAGoddess of wisdom, warfare, crafts and industry. His symbol is the vulture and his animal is the dog. Her symbol is the hearth.The Second GenerationThe Sons and Daughters of the First Her symbol is the cow and the peacock.HESTIAOne of the virgin goddesses. Her symbol is the Sheaf of wheat or barleyHERAWife of Zeus, Queen of the gods. He is the king of the Dead not Death himself.DEMETERGoddess of agriculture, fertility and the seasons. He has a cap that whoever wore became invisible. His animal is the horse.HADESThird of the brothers His symbol is the lightning bolt and the eagle.POSEIDONSecond to Zeus Zeus was taken to the island of Crete so he could be safe. Their OriginsThe First generation of Olympian Gods were the sons and daughters of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.Cronus, having received GaeaвЂ™s prophecy that he will also be slain by his children, tried to avoid it by swallowing his children.When the youngest child Zeus was born, Rhea tricked Cronus by giving him a large rock instead.