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    Question 1: In both Greek and Roman mythology Dionysus is known by what other name?
    A. Bacchus
    B. Ares
    C. Cadmus
    D. None of these
    Question 2: Which word refers to the ecstatic female worshippers of god Dionysos?
    A. maenads
    B. satyrs
    C. herms
    D. sileni
    Question 3: Dendrites is one of the epithets used for god Dionysus.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: God Dionysus is viewed as the promoter of civilization, a lawgiver, and lover of peace.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: Which word refers to the eating of raw flesh, a common practice in Dionysian worship?
    A. ekstasis
    B. sparagmos
    C. enthousiasmos
    D. omophagia
    Question 6: These mythological half-man and half-goat creatures, which roamed the woods and mountains, were companions of Dionysus.
    A. satyrs
    B. centaurs
    C. bacchaents
    D. silenis
    Question 7: Worshippers of god Dionysus often wore what type of attire over their shoulders?
    A. goat-skin
    B. lions head
    C. fawn skin
    D. sheep-skin
    Question 8: Anthesteria, a festival in honour of Dionysus, celebrated the maturing of the wine stored at the previous vintage, and the beginning of spring.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 9: Which one of these goddesses is NOT similar to Aphrodite in some way?
    A. Saraswati
    B. Turan
    C. Inanna
    D. Ishtar
    Question 10: Was the lime tree goddess Aphrodites sacred tree?
    A. No
    B. Yes
    Question 11: Which one of these animals was NOT sacred for Aphrodite?
    A. Dolphin
    B. Swan
    C. Sparrow
    D. Peacock
    Question 12: Which one of these names is not one of goddess Aphrodites surnames?
    A. Dionaea
    B. Anandymene
    C. Acraea
    D. Telaia
    Question 13: According to Greek mythology, who was Adonia?
    A. Adonis and Aphrodites daughter
    B. Aphrodites servant
    C. The name of a festival to celebrate Adonis and Aphrodite
    D. Adonis and Aphrodites son
    Question 14: Born in Barrow, Suffolk she studied to become one of the most important portrait painters in the 17th century.
    A. Antoinette Bouzonnet-Stella
    B. Mary Beale
    C. Lucrina Fetti
    D. Artemesia Gentileschi
    Question 15: In her twenties, this Dutch painter became the only female member of the Haarlem painters guild and quickly adopted students of her own.
    A. Anne Killigrew
    B. Judith Leyster
    C. Giovanna Garzoni
    D. Maria Sibylla Merian