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HELP WITH GOD’S AND GODESSES.. ZEUS, DEMETER, HADES, HERMES, ETC..!!?
1) Hades took Persephone to
a. Mt. Olympus
b. underworld
c. earth
2) Demeter disguised herself as
a. an old woman
b. an old man
c. as Persephone
3) The earth was cold and empty because
a. Hades was sad
b. Zeus was sad
c. Demeter was sad
4) Hades and Zeus were
a. enemies
b. equally powerful
c. brothers
5) Hermes was
a. a messenger god
b. god of the underworld
c. an old woman with a black cloak
6) The myth of Persephone explains
a. the rising of the sun
b. why people die
c. the seasons
7) Persephone was so sad in the underworld that she ate
a. only vegetables
b. nothing at all
c. only four pomegranate seeds
Demeter met Persephone
a. on Mt. Olympus
b. in a cave
c. in an empty field
1.b. underworld
2.a. an old woman
3.c. Demeter was sad
4.c. brothers
5.a. a messenger god
6.c. the seasons
7.c. only four pomegranate seeds (for one month)
8.c. in an empty field
Dämon~~➤
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