Percy Jackson: The Last Olympian Flashcards 1-4

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A winged horse from Greek mythology named after the first and greatest of its kind.

Olympian currency; the mortal Greek version was silver or iron.

The Greek Olympian of the sea, earthquakes, storms, and water; one of the three major gods. Signup and view all the answers

A poem or series of written lines, usually rhyming, used to tell the future. Signup and view all the answers

A supreme deity that ruled the earth before the gods; their leader was Kronos/Cronus. Signup and view all the answers

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Olympian
- Refers to one of the twelve major gods residing on Mount Olympus in Greek mythology.
Pegasus
- A mythical winged horse, recognized as the first and most notable of its species in Greek lore.
Golden Drachmas
- The form of currency used by the Olympians, contrasted with the mortal Greek versions that were typically made from silver or iron.
Poseidon
- One of the three principal Olympian gods; he governs the sea, earthquakes, storms, and all bodies of water.
Prophecy
- A form of literature, often consisting of rhymed lines, intended to convey predictions about the future.
Titan
- A supreme deity from Greek mythology, the Titans ruled the Earth before the Olympian gods; Kronos, their leader, was the father of the first six Olympians and known for his cannibalistic actions.
Veil
- An object or concept that serves to conceal or hide something else.