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Are Greek Gods Human Like?
Do they have human like emotions?
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Yes to all.
Greek Gods are Human like.
They are not perfect. |
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Greek Gods are human-like
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they still have super powers, are immortal and are bigger and stronger.
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| What powers did Greek Gods have? |
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Power to
- Change Forms
- Cause Dreams
- Control Fate
- Unique Powers
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Home & Hesiod
First to write down the stories that were normally orally passed on. |
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| When did the people who wrote the Greek Myths write them? |
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A story enacted by a person or a culture in order to explain the world.
Reveals society's beliefs, customs and values. |
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| A myth is usually linked to what? |
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| The purpose for most myths is to what? |
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| Explain the unexplainable. |
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| Traditional stories passed down through time orally. |
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| entertaining stories that involve oridinary people, not Gods, and involves magic, not religion. |
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| Hansel & Gretel is a good example of what? |
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A type of Folk Tale, but involves characters of royalty and a happy ending.
Disney. |
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Stories that are very shot, and involve animals.
Such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf. |
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Realistic story that takes place in the past.
Babe Ruth.
Blair Witch. |
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Stories used to illistrate religious or ethical ideas.
The Bible. |
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| What three main purposes did stories serve for the ancient Greeks? |
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- Science
- Psychology
- Religion
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