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These trivia questions on Greek mythology are multiple choice and run by topic: the Olympians, the Titans, heroes and their labors, monsters, the underworld and the Trojan cycle. Each answer gives a one-line reason and its source.
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Greek gods trivia questions, then heroes and monsters
The Olympians asks what Hermes wore on his feet and which bird belongs to Hera. Titans and the first gods has the stone that Cronus swallowed. Heroes and their labors follows Heracles from the Nemean lion to Cerberus. Monsters counts the Gorgons, The underworld pays Charon, and The Trojan cycle starts with a golden apple.
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Are these Greek mythology trivia questions for kids?
Yes, for children who know the stories: about a quarter of the 80 are easy, and the love affairs and cruelties of the old tales are left out. The hard ones, such as the Graeae and Sinon, suit teens and adults.
What are some easy Greek mythology trivia questions and answers?
What does Medusa have in place of hair? Which weapon does Poseidon carry? How long did the Greeks besiege Troy? The answers are living snakes, a trident and ten years.
Can I save the Greek mythology trivia questions and answers as a PDF?
Yes. After a round, Print on the score card lists its questions as a sheet, and the last row adds the rest. Tick With answer key, print, and choose Save as PDF. See all 80 with answers shows the whole list on this page.
How were the answers checked?
Each was read on October 8, 2026 in the English Wikipedia article linked under it, 67 articles in all. Where the old poets differ, the question names its teller: Hesiod, Homer, Apollodorus or Virgil.