Perseus, Theseus, G & R Quiz

What kind of myth would this be if the main character dies?!

According to the given information, oracles predicted that Acrisius' grandson would eventually kill him. This implies that the statement "True" is the correct answer as it aligns with the prediction made by the oracles.

Perseus kills Medusa with his tools, specifically a mirrored shield to avoid looking directly at her and a sword to cut off her head. Additionally, he manages to escape the wrath of the other Gorgons who chase him after killing Medusa. This statement is true as it accurately describes the events in Greek mythology where Perseus defeats Medusa and escapes from the Gorgons.

It's a Greek myth. These writers probably weren't even alive for Harry Potter. He did get the Cap of Darkness, but from the Nymphs.

How are 3 ugly old women going to mug a strong demigod?! And they only have one eye and one tooth to share between all 3 of them!

Come on! Seriously! He proposes to the girl and makes an agreement with her dad on their island. Then he continues on his journey.

The statement suggests that the person receives a shiny mirror-ish shield to protect themselves from being turned into a statue by Medusa's extreme ugliness. This implies that the statement is true, as the shield would indeed provide protection from Medusa's gaze.

What kind of person would want a gross ugly head for a wedding present? Getting Medusa's head is Perseus' secret plan... MWAHAHAHAHA!!

SO not a happy ending, he actually pulls it out and heads on his way to Athens. He decides to take the land route because the sea route is too dangerous for him. His dad's Poseidon. That is key.

They use some special string and they escape just fine

Perseus successfully deceives the Gray Sisters in order to obtain information about the location of the Nymphs of the West.

Did you truly think that was going to be right? It's a sickle shaped sword to be used to kill Medusa.

King Acrisius put them on a boat. It wasn't Danae's choice.

That's gotta hurt. Theseus ends up chopping off Procrustes' legs and his head too. (Why not?)

The statement is true because the individual in question is offered the opportunity to travel to Crete on a ship that is associated with black flags. This offer comes after the individual meets Aegeus, who is believed to be their father.

The statement is true because Minos releases both of his daughters to Theseus to go to Athens without changing the flag on the ship to a white one. This implies that the ship still bears the original flag, indicating that it is a ship of war or danger.

The given statement suggests that King Aegeus believes Theseus is dead after seeing the flag. As a result, he jumps off the cliff and dies. However, the statement also mentions that Theseus becomes king of Athens and lives happily ever after. Since the question asks for an explanation of the correct answer, which is "True," it can be inferred that the explanation is based on the information provided in the statement.

The statement is true because it states that Perseus flies to the Nymphs of the West, who are actually the daughters of Atlas. It also mentions that they give him some special tools, implying that Perseus receives assistance from the nymphs.

Other way around. Theseus bashes Corynetes head in. TIP: Ms. Strout said that you have to know the names. Corynetes and club both start with C.

Nope. He locks him up in the Labyrinth BECAUSE he is so not impressed that Theseus is the son of a god too.

The statement is true because it accurately describes the role of Hermes in helping the protagonist kill Medusa. Hermes brings advice and special flying sandals from Athena, which suggests that he is assisting in the mission to defeat Medusa and her snake hair.

Upon arriving at the island, the characters in the story go to see King Polydectes. It is mentioned that the king falls in love with Danae, indicating that this statement is true.

The given statement states that Theseus throws the evil Sciron to his own evil man-eating turtle. Since there is no additional information provided to suggest otherwise, we can assume that the statement is true.

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He locked her in a golden tower, not her room, silly!

The given answer is true because the passage states that Theseus learns from his mom that his dad is a king, and then a dove comes and tells him that Poseidon is his dad. This implies that Theseus indeed discovers that his father is a king and that Poseidon is his biological father.

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