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The ancient (old) Greeks created great _____ and works of literature that influence the way we speak and write today.
myths
One of the most famous Greek heroes was _____, who fought and defeated the hydra.
Hercules
Homers epic poem, the _____, tells the story of the final years of the Trojan War and the hero Achilles.
Iliad
Most poets were men, but the most famous lyric poet was a woman named ________
Sappho
________________ is known as the king of the Greek gods.
Zeus
Many Greek myths were told in order to explain ____________ and historical events.
natural events
Greek mythology and literature (books, stories) has influenced (persuaded, convinced, got to do something) many English _____ and expressions.
words
Greek fables often feature _________ as main characters.
animals
A poem that is set to music is called a ________.
lyric poem
The Greeks enjoyed telling stories of ______ who had special abilities (skills, able to do something) and often faced terrible monsters.
heroes