This document discusses different types of cyclopes from Greek mythology. It mentions that cyclopes were described as having a single eye and were skilled blacksmiths. Hesiod's cyclopes, such as Arges, Steropes and Brontes, were divine giants that helped Zeus defeat the Titans by forging his thunderbolt. Homer's cyclopes were a savage race of one-eyed shepherds, including the man-eating Polyphemus, who Odysseus outwitted. The cyclopes eventually became the assistants of Hephaestus and worked in his workshop located in the volcanic mountain of Etna.

1. De Vera, Abigail V.
BSED 2 - ENGLISH
Cyclopes/Cyclops
1. The word “cyclops” can be literary translated as “round-eyed”. but many
authors feel that it is derived from a much older word which originally
meant____________.
A. Thief sheep
B. Thief eyed
C. Sheep thief
2. These type of cyclopes are three gigantic and divine blacksmiths, son’s of
Uranus and Gaea, residents of Olympus.
A. Homer’s Cyclopes
B. Hesiod’s Cyclopes
C. Hephaestus’s Cyclopes
3. The cyclopes had a knack for metalwork and handicraft and eventually
ended up being the workmen of Hephaestus, whose workshop was supposed
to be in heart of the volcanic mountain_______
A. Olympus
B. Tiryns
C. Etna
4. This dragoness was set by Cronus to guard both the Cyclopes and the
Hecatoncheires for all eternity in Tartarus.
A. Ladon
B. Campe
C. Fafnir
5. They played a crucial part during the Titanomachy through forging Zeus’
mighty thunderbolt along with a trident for Poseidon and a helmet of invisibility
for Hades.

2. A. Cyclopes
B. Hecatoncheires
C. Titans
6. ________Killed both Steropes and Brontes
7. ________Type of cyclopes with a race of unintelligent and ferocious
shepherds living on the island of Sicily.
8. ________A man-eating monster, who described by Homer as having been
blinded and outwitted by Odysseus.
9. ________Most famous buildings attributed to the Cyclopes.(Give one)
10. _______The three Cyclopes mentioned by Hesiod.(Thunderer, Lightner
and Vivid).
Key Answers
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. Apollo
7. Homer’s Cyclopes
8. Polyphemus
9. Walls of Tiryn, The Lion Gate at Mycenae
10. Arges, Steropes and Brontes