12 Greek Gods Symbols Quiz (10s)

[A] Zeus | Zeus's most iconic symbol, the thunderbolt represents his power over the sky, his ability to enforce divine justice, and his role as protector.

[C] Hera | Hera is often depicted as a majestic and dignified figure, adorned with a crown symbolizing her royal status. Her scepter, often tipped with a lotus flower, signifies her authority and power.

[A] Hestia | The hearth symbol for Hestia, the Greek goddess of the hearth, home, and family, represents the core of domestic life and the sacred flame that she tends.

[D] Athena | Athena's most well-known symbol, the owl represents her wisdom, knowledge, and strategic prowess.

[B] Poseidon | Poseidon's main symbol, the trident is a three-pronged spear that represents his power over the sea. He used the trident to create storms, and earthquakes, and calm the waves.

[D] Hermes | The caduceus, a staff entwined with snakes, symbolizes his role as a messenger and his ability to guide souls to the afterlife.

[C] Apollo | The lyre represents his musical and poetic talents.

[A] Hephaestus | The hammer and anvil represent his role as the god of blacksmiths and craftsmen.

[C] Ares | The spear and helmet symbolize his role as the god of war.

[B] Demeter | The sheaf of grain represents her role as the goddess of agriculture and the harvest.

[D] Artemis | The bow and arrow represent her role as the goddess of the hunt.

[B] Aphrodite | The dove represents love and peace, the rose is a symbol of beauty and passion, and the myrtle is associated with marriage and love.