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Phoenix
Every 500 years the Phoenix grows old and dies by bursting into
flames. Then out of the ashes springs a new baby bird. Thus the
phoenix lives, dies, and is reborn in a constant
and eternal cycle. Find the nest of the
Phoenix. Q: What colors are the
feathers?
Cyclops
The Cyclopes are as tall as giants, and have only one eye on their faces. They work as blacksmiths for the Greek god Zeus, forging his master thunderbolts. It is said that the force of their
hammering shakes the entire earth. The
character Percy Jackson has a half brother that is a
Cyclops. Find that series and the
Cyclops. Q: What is the width of the
eye of the Cyclops in inches?
In some stories the Basilisk is a giant snake; in others it is a creature that is a cross between a rooster and a worm. But most stories mention that the Basilisk’s teeth ooze with deadly venom. Even Harry Potter
was almost killed by a Basilisk. Find the series and the Basilisk skin.
Q: Does the Basilisk you find have
feathers or scales?
Basilisk Centaur Centaurs have the
torso of a human and the body of a horse. Most are not friendly
to humans. The exception is Chiron, a watcher of the stars.
The Greek hero Hercules saved him
from a poisoned weapon. Find Chiron and you will be able to answer this question:
Q: What weapon did Hercules pull
from Chiron’s flank?
Cerberus
In Greek mythology Cerberus is the
name of the three headed hound that
guards the entrance to the
underworld. Deadly venom drips
from each of his three jaws, and his tail whips around
with the power of a dragon.
Question: What is the length of his
paw? Medusa
Medusa is a monster in Greek mythology that has the body of
a woman and live snakes for hair.
Any creature that looks at her is
turned into stone.
Q: Where in the library is Medusa
hidden?
The Minotaur is half man, half bull. He
wanders the Labyrinth, an enormous
underground maze looking for his victims.
Q: What evidence of the Minotaur did you
find?
Minotaur
Werewolf When the full moon rises, a werewolf changes from his human form into his
vicious wolf form.
Q: How many werewolf teeth did you find?
Dragon
Sphinx
In Eastern culture dragons are usually portrayed in stories as
wise and good. In Western culture dragons are generally
portrayed as greedy for treasure and evil.
Q: Is the dragon you found from
the East or the West?
The Greek hero Oedipus found his way blocked by a Sphinx on
the road to Thebes. The sphinx was a monster with a
lion’s body and a human’s head.
Q: What riddle did the Sphinx give Oedipus?