Mythological Quiz On Roman Gods And Goddesses!

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    What group of 12 Elder Gods came before the Roman Gods?

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    • Cyclops
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There is a list of questions related to mythological Roman Gods and Goddesses. According to Ancient Mythology, there are 20 main Gods and goddesses, while 12 principal deities at the heart of Pantheon has pre-Hellenic origins, possibly in the religions of Lycian and Hittite. This quiz has been created to test your knowledge about the origin and significance of Roman Gods and Goddesses. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!

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  • 2. 

    The most important God in Roman times was the ruler of the sky. In fact, one of our planets is named after him. What is his name?

    • Saturn

    • Jupiter

    • Venus

    • Pluto

    Correct Answer
    A. Jupiter
    Explanation
    Jupiter was considered the most important God in Roman times as he was believed to be the ruler of the sky. This is evident from the fact that one of our planets is named after him. Jupiter was associated with power, authority, and the protection of the Roman state. He was also seen as the father of the gods and humans, making him a central figure in Roman mythology and religion.

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  • 3. 

    Who was the Goddess of the hunt and the wild animals?

    • Diana

    • Persephone

    • Hera

    • Venus

    Correct Answer
    A. Diana
    Explanation
    Diana is the correct answer because she is widely known as the Goddess of the hunt and the wild animals. In Roman mythology, Diana is the equivalent of the Greek goddess Artemis. She is often depicted with a bow and arrow, and is associated with forests, animals, and the moon. Diana was revered as a protector of nature and a skilled huntress, making her the most fitting choice for the Goddess of the hunt and the wild animals.

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    Why did the Romans not want to make the Gods angry?

    • Mars could start a war, and a man would have to leave home and start a war.

    • If the Gods control everything about you, your life is controlled by the Gods. If the Gods are not on your side, life might be pretty miserable.

    • Cupid would make you fall in love with someone that might not make you happy.

    • Diana might not help the hunters.

    • Jupiter will be up to his usual no-good tricks!

    Correct Answer
    A. If the Gods control everything about you, your life is controlled by the Gods. If the Gods are not on your side, life might be pretty miserable.
    Explanation
    The Romans did not want to make the Gods angry because they believed that the Gods controlled everything in their lives. If the Gods were not on their side, they believed that their lives would be miserable. This belief motivated them to appease the Gods and avoid angering them in order to ensure a good and prosperous life.

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  • 5. 

    What was the name of the great temple in Rome dedicated to the gods?

    • Pantheon

    • Amphitheater

    • Colosseum

    • Forum

    Correct Answer
    A. Pantheon
    Explanation
    The Pantheon was a famous temple in Rome dedicated to the gods. It was known for its impressive architecture, including its large dome and Corinthian columns. The word "pantheon" itself means "all the gods," reflecting the temple's purpose of honoring multiple deities. The Pantheon is still standing today and is considered one of the best-preserved ancient Roman buildings.

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    What made the God Janus very special, when we see his picture?

    • He had two faces.

    • He had a third eye as did Cyclops.

    • He is the only God shown laughing all of the time.

    • Janus was one of the few Gods as large at Atlas.

    • Janus was Mars friend, so he is shown with a sword.

    Correct Answer
    A. He had two faces.
    Explanation
    Janus is depicted as having two faces, which is what made him special. This unique characteristic symbolizes his ability to see both the past and the future, representing his role as the god of beginnings, transitions, and endings. The two faces of Janus also represent his ability to look in opposite directions, symbolizing his role as the god of gates and doorways, as he oversees both entrances and exits. This duality and ability to see in multiple directions make Janus a significant and distinct god in Roman mythology.

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    The Goddess Juno was responsible for:

    • To make sure the month of June is sunny and without rain.

    • Flowers, she was the Goddess that made them smell pretty.

    • Brides, and their marriage to a man.

    • Keeping women slim and trim.

    • Making sure that husbands help with the housework around the home.

    Correct Answer
    A. Brides, and their marriage to a man.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is brides, and their marriage to a man. In Roman mythology, Juno was the goddess of marriage and childbirth. She was believed to protect and bless marriages, ensuring the happiness and fertility of brides. As the queen of the gods, Juno was also associated with the institution of marriage and the role of women in society.

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    Vesta was the goddess who watched over the sacred fire for every Roman house. What was Vesta's symbol?

    • A statue of a woman.

    • A statue of a house.

    • A statue of a mother and a father.

    • Fire

    • Children, no house is a home, without children.

    Correct Answer
    A. Fire
    Explanation
    Vesta, the goddess who watched over the sacred fire, is associated with the symbol of fire. Fire represents the eternal flame that was kept burning in every Roman house, symbolizing warmth, protection, and the hearth of the home. As the guardian of this sacred fire, Vesta's symbol is closely linked to the element of fire itself.

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    What did the Gods save Flavia from?

    • Dishonor

    • Disease

    • A scolding from her Mommie

    • The Roman version of a spanking

    • Fire, burning down their house.

    Correct Answer
    A. Dishonor
    Explanation
    The Gods saved Flavia from dishonor.

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  • 10. 

    The Temple of Vesta was located in what area of Rome?

    • The Temple of Vesta was located on one of the seven hills of Rome.

    • We have never been able to prove there was a Temple of Vesta ever built.

    • The Temple of Vesta was located near to the Senate.

    • The Temple of Vesta was located near the Pantheon.

    • The location of the Temple of Vesta was in the Forum.

    Correct Answer
    A. The location of the Temple of Vesta was in the Forum.
    Explanation
    The Temple of Vesta was located in the Forum.

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