A) An ancient king B) The ideal of male beauty C) A legendary warrior D) A famous philosopher
A) Diana and Venus B) Demeter and Artemis C) Aphrodite and Persephone D) Hera and Athena
A) He fell from a cliff while climbing. B) He drowned in a river. C) He was gored by a wild boar during a hunting trip. D) He succumbed to a mysterious illness.
A) Daisy B) Rose C) Anemone D) Lily
A) Eleusinian Mysteries B) Thesmophoria C) Adonia D) Panathenaia
A) A celebration of harvest B) The quick sprouting and withering of life, representing Adonis's death. C) A tribute to Aphrodite D) An offering to Persephone
A) It is derived from an Egyptian term for 'beauty'. B) It comes from Roman language. C) It comes from a Canaanite word meaning 'lord'. D) It originates from Greek mythology.
A) Mesopotamian B) Greek C) Roman D) Egyptian
A) Aphrodite B) Demeter C) Hera D) Persephone
A) He commanded Adonis to choose his own fate. B) He decreed that Adonis would spend one third of the year with each goddess. C) He decided Adonis should live only with Aphrodite. D) He banished Adonis from their presence.
A) Ares advised Aphrodite about Adonis. B) Ares healed Adonis after his injury. C) Ares protected Adonis from harm. D) Ares sent a wild boar to kill Adonis out of jealousy.
A) Zeus, Hermes, and Hades B) Poseidon, Ares, and Hephaestus C) Hermes, Athena, and Artemis D) Apollo, Heracles, and Dionysus
A) She turned it into an anemone. B) She cursed it to never bloom again. C) She planted it in honor of Adonis. D) She injured herself on a thorn, staining it red with her blood.
A) It dried up completely as a sign of mourning. B) It turned into ice in memory of him. C) It ran red with blood, symbolizing Adonis's death. D) It flowed with wine to celebrate his life.
A) William Shakespeare B) Pierre de Ronsard C) Jean de Meun D) Edmund Spenser
A) L'Adone B) Roman de la Rose C) Venus and Adonis D) The Faerie Queene
A) Eddy and Boyd B) Sir James George Frazer C) Origen D) Walter Burkert
A) They celebrate his birth annually. B) They mourn without any celebration. C) They ignore his death entirely. D) They weep for him because he has died and rejoice because he has risen from the dead. |