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CCNA1 v3 Module 1 Mythology Unit 2 Review JEOPARDY
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MythologyUnit 2 Review
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MeaningsMeanings FunctionsFunctions CulturesCultures Name that Name that
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Why StudyWhy StudyMyths?Myths?
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A believer that god is everywhere.
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pantheist
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A fictitious story with limited geographic area.
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herculean
Difficult, requiring great strength and courage.
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millet
A grain like grass grown by Sumerians
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reverent
respectful
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life
Some myths give meaning to ________.
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guidelines
Some myths provide _______ for living.
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unexplainable
Many myths explain the _________.
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cultural
Myths provide ___________ continuity and /or stability.
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Role models
Many myths offer _______ _______ that readers can associate with.
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Egyptian
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Chinese
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Greek / Roman
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Chaos
Chaotic
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Ceres
cereal
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Chronos
Chronological
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Mentor
advisor
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Gaea
geography
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AjaxAjax was a hero and a solider in the Trojan War who fought against the Greeks. Hence, the Ajax slogan “Tough on Grease.”
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HermesHermes was the messenger of the Gods. He was also considered the guardian of roads, commerce, invention, cunning and theft.
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King Midas wished that all he touched would turn to gold.
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Nike is the winged goddess of victory.
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Hyancinthus Hyancinthus was a youth who was loved, and accidentally killed by, Apollo
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meaning of many words
Studying mythology gives you the key to unlock the _______________________.
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symbols
Many familiar __________ have their origin in mythology.
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inspiration
Myths have always provided _________ for writers, artists, and composers.
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allusions
From reading myths, one is able to recognize and understand ___________ (references) to them, which writers use to make a point.
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The Midas Touch; To open Pandora’s box
Certain phrases we use have been borrowed from myths. Give me two examples.
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AnswerHaving one immortal parent; Being born into royalty; Having an unusual conception or birth; Being favored
by the gods
Being the subject of a prophesy; Being abandoned at birth or while very young ; Performing an amazing feat at a young age
Going on a quest; Traveling to the underworld; Marrying a princess; Dying an ignoble death
Identify five characteristics associated with a mythological hero.
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