Questions and Answers
What is an Olympian?
What is a Pegasus?
A winged horse from Greek mythology named after the first and greatest of its kind.
What are golden drachmas?
Olympian currency; the mortal Greek version was silver or iron.
Who is Poseidon?
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What is a prophecy?
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What is a Titan in Greek mythology?
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What does the term 'veil' mean?
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Study Notes
Key Terms and Definitions
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Olympian
- Refers to one of the twelve major gods residing on Mount Olympus in Greek mythology.
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Pegasus
- A mythical winged horse, recognized as the first and most notable of its species in Greek lore.
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Golden Drachmas
- The form of currency used by the Olympians, contrasted with the mortal Greek versions that were typically made from silver or iron.
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Poseidon
- One of the three principal Olympian gods; he governs the sea, earthquakes, storms, and all bodies of water.
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Prophecy
- A form of literature, often consisting of rhymed lines, intended to convey predictions about the future.
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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.
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Veil
- An object or concept that serves to conceal or hide something else.
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Explore key terms and definitions from the first four chapters of 'The Last Olympian' in the Percy Jackson series. This quiz will enhance your understanding of the characters, mythical creatures, and currency featured in the story. Perfect for fans and students alike!
