Which Greek God Are You? Six Olympians and Their Myths
The Greek gods were never perfect. They were proud, clever, funny, jealous and brave, which is exactly why they make such good personality types. Answer seven quick questions about decisions, free afternoons, pets and gifts, and you come out as one of six Olympians: Zeus, Athena, Hermes, Poseidon, Apollo or Artemis.
Zeus is the born leader, king of the gods. Athena is the wise strategist who wins with brains rather than noise. Hermes is the quick-witted messenger who can talk his way out of anything. Poseidon is all big feelings and big energy, like the sea he ruled. Apollo is the creative star, god of music and light, and Artemis is the independent spirit, goddess of the hunt and the moon.
Each result includes a piece of the myth. Athens is named after Athena, and her symbol was the owl. Hermes, in one story, invented the lyre on the day he was born. The Greeks blamed Poseidon for earthquakes as well as storms at sea. Artemis and Apollo were twins. For a class studying ancient Greece, that makes the quiz an easy hook into the myths, and a way for every child to have a god to look up afterwards.
It works for older children and adults alike, on a classroom screen or passed round at home.
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How to use the Which Greek God Are You?
- Press "Start quiz".
- Answer seven quick questions. There are no wrong answers.
- See which Greek god you are, with a description and a piece of their myth.
- Share your result, or play again for the next person.