CM EXAM 3 WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS|UPDATED TO PASS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Virginal goddess who protects animals but is also a great huntress ✔Correct answer-Artemis
The story of Cupid and Psyche is most meaningful when considered as ✔Correct answer-allegory
King Midas' Golden Touch is a gift from ✔Correct answer-Dionysus
One of the two Roman names for the god of desire ✔Correct answer-Cupid
Name of the temple on the Acropolis of Athens which is sacred to the city's patron goddess
✔Correct answer-Parthenon
Psyche's mother in law ✔Correct answer-Juno
Creature who guards Io and is killed by a son of Zeus ✔Correct answer-Argus
Type of statue consisting of a pillar and a god's bust ✔Correct answer-herm
Goddess who personifies the ideal of female beauty and is often called "golden" ✔Correct answer-
Aphrodite
Patron god of travelers, thieves, and merchants ✔Correct answer-Hermes
Character flaw of Arachne which leads to her metamorphosis into a spider ✔Correct answer-hubris
God who becomes an object of divine ridicule after catching his wife and her lover in bed ✔Correct
answer-Hephaestus
Name of god described in the following excerpt from The Odyssey: "He bound under his feet the
sandals of gold that carry him with the speed of the wind over the water or the boundless earth, and
he picked up the wand....Thus he made his flight down to the sea." ✔Correct answer-Hermes
"Earthshaker" is an epithet of ✔Correct answer-Poseidon
God whose body is partly a snake ✔Correct answer-Erichthonius
Punishment for animals or people who interfere in Dionysus' rites ✔Correct answer-sparagmos
God whose horns, hooves, and legs influenced the Christian iconography of the Devil ✔Correct
answer-Pan
"At dawn he was born, at midday was playing the lyre and stole at evening cattle owned by X, who
shoots from afar."
The preceding passage from one of the Homeric Hymns describes ✔Correct answer-Hermes
ANSWERS|UPDATED TO PASS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Virginal goddess who protects animals but is also a great huntress ✔Correct answer-Artemis
The story of Cupid and Psyche is most meaningful when considered as ✔Correct answer-allegory
King Midas' Golden Touch is a gift from ✔Correct answer-Dionysus
One of the two Roman names for the god of desire ✔Correct answer-Cupid
Name of the temple on the Acropolis of Athens which is sacred to the city's patron goddess
✔Correct answer-Parthenon
Psyche's mother in law ✔Correct answer-Juno
Creature who guards Io and is killed by a son of Zeus ✔Correct answer-Argus
Type of statue consisting of a pillar and a god's bust ✔Correct answer-herm
Goddess who personifies the ideal of female beauty and is often called "golden" ✔Correct answer-
Aphrodite
Patron god of travelers, thieves, and merchants ✔Correct answer-Hermes
Character flaw of Arachne which leads to her metamorphosis into a spider ✔Correct answer-hubris
God who becomes an object of divine ridicule after catching his wife and her lover in bed ✔Correct
answer-Hephaestus
Name of god described in the following excerpt from The Odyssey: "He bound under his feet the
sandals of gold that carry him with the speed of the wind over the water or the boundless earth, and
he picked up the wand....Thus he made his flight down to the sea." ✔Correct answer-Hermes
"Earthshaker" is an epithet of ✔Correct answer-Poseidon
God whose body is partly a snake ✔Correct answer-Erichthonius
Punishment for animals or people who interfere in Dionysus' rites ✔Correct answer-sparagmos
God whose horns, hooves, and legs influenced the Christian iconography of the Devil ✔Correct
answer-Pan
"At dawn he was born, at midday was playing the lyre and stole at evening cattle owned by X, who
shoots from afar."
The preceding passage from one of the Homeric Hymns describes ✔Correct answer-Hermes
