From Greek to Roman, Celtic, Egyptian and Norse - The mythologies we know (or think we know) are vast and diversified, filled with epic battles, great lessons, family betrayals and the nature of life and death - all and much more are covered in these mythologies. Let's test your knowledge of these ancient stories...
Jupiter is to Zeus as Pluto is to:
Apollo
Hermes
Hades
This famous Egyptian symbol is called "The Eye of..."
Horus
Anubis
Isis
Osiris
Ares and Athena are both:
Gods of War
Gods of Poetry
Gods of Love
Which of these is a Hindu god?
Devi
Mercury
Caelus
Bastet
The Valkyrie depict victory in which mythology?
Greek
Roman
Norse
Celtic
Drinking from this river will cause you to lose your memory...
Herades
Lethe
Danu
If your gods live in Asgard, humans then live in:
Midgard
Trelheim
Jotunheim
Before King Arthur was his father:
Gawain Goldragon
Tristan Mordragon
Uther Pendragon
Skadi [Norse goddess] presides over...
Winter, Snow, and Skiing
Feast, Drink, and Gluttony
Craft, Jewels, and Treasure
Which Egyptian goddess apppeared as a hippopotamus and protected women during childbirth?
Ishtar
Freya
Taweret
Artemis
Zeus is to Odin as Ares is to:
Thor
Týr
Loki
Hermes
Who is the planet Uranus named after?
Uranus, or in his original Greek name Ouranos (In Roman Caelus) was the son and husband of Gaia, the Earth, and together they gave birth to the first titans in Greek mythology
A god of Olympus
A primordial god who gave birth to the titans
A titan
The Roman equivalent of the god Hermes
Which Hindu god destroys the universe in order to recreate it?
Shiva
Vishnu
Brahma
Krishna
To whom do you pay respects for hunting?
Artemis
Morrigan
Thor
Hera
To whom does King Arthur pledge his love?
Morganna
Guinevere
Gwendolyn
Athena
Where do the highest of Greek Gods call home?
Valhalla
Parthenon
Olympus
Asgard
In honor of which god was the Parthenon built?
Athena
Hercules
Hera
Zeus
What name was given to Thor's mighty hammer?
Tyr
Fafnir
Mjolnir
Tyrtmir
Jörmungandr is a name for...
The Underworld [Celtic]
The World Serpent [Norse]
The End Times [Germanic]
The Wolf Who Will Swallow the Sun [Norse]
From whom does King Arthur receive the sword Excalibur?
The Wizard Merlin
The Lady of the Lake
The Knight Lancelot
The angel Michael
Shall We Try Again?
We're afraid you didn't do so well on this one. Now really, don't you think you should know these things in case an angry god or monster decide to pay you a visit? That's right, sorry to scare you, but you better be prepared! How about looking at your mistakes and learning from the answers or trying again?
Not bad at all! You clearly have some knowledge of mythological beasts and gods. In case we sent you to mythological times, you might just survive and live during those legendary times. Good for you!
Wow, you really know your mythology. Can't get a monster or god past you! We're so proud, and we hope you have many pleasant dreams about mythological heroes and gods, because if you lived in mythological times you'd probably really enjoy it! You did really well, share this test with others to see if they can live up to your legend!
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