Yay, nice quiz. One suggestion though, you get the Zeus' wife answer for free because the monster-killer answer appears first. If you switch their placement that would help prevent this.
Just two weird little tidbits of info. In Ancient Greek Kerberos, the name for Cerberus at the time, meant spotted. And in Ancient Latin Cerberus means fluffed. So the god of the Underworld, depending on which iteration you use, either called his three headed guard-dog, Fluffy or Spot.
Once again, JK Rowling's knowledge and wit amazes me. Fluffy was the name of Hagrid's three-headed dog that guarded the Philospher's Stone. I just thought it was a joke because the dog/dogs were so violent.
The greek etymology is just one of many postulated explanations, and a questioned one at that. As for the latin one, I can't find any information on it, only that Cerberus is the latinized form of Kerberos, which makes sense as that is common.
So much for Rowling's "wit". That this passes for scholarly knowledge these days says a lot of our society.
I recently(when I mean recently, this was about 6 months ago) read a book about greek mythology and it was about Prometheus, although, I just gave up seeing the first few questions so I didn’t get that one
Those darn ancient Greeks are just not coming up with anything new and quizworthy.
So much for Rowling's "wit". That this passes for scholarly knowledge these days says a lot of our society.
Love to see more of these!