| A | B |
|---|
| Jupiter | Master of the gods, main god of the Romans |
| Juno | Wife of Jupiter, goddess of women and fertility |
| Mars | God of war |
| Venus | Goddess of love and beauty |
| Minerva | Goddess of wisdom, learning, arts and crafts |
| Neptune | God of the sea |
| Ceres | Goddess of the harvest |
| Vulcan | God of blacksmiths and volcanoes |
| Diana | Goddess of hunting and of the moon |
| Mercury | God of travel, messenger to the gods |
| Vesta | Goddess of the heart and home |
| Apollo | God of music, healing, light and truth |
| Diana | Who is the twin sister of Apollo? |
| Apollo | Who is often represented with the lyre or the sun? |
| Mercury | Which god is considered a trickster, in addition to being the patron of merchants, thieves and travelers? |
| Athena/Minerva | Which goddess was swallowed by Jupiter and sprung from his head fully armoured? |
| Athena/Minerva | This goddess is the protectress of Athens |
| Diana | Which goddess dwells in the woods, the goddess of animals despite being depicted as a huntress? |
| Venus | Who is considered the most beautiful of the goddesses? |
| Mars | Which god is the father of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome? |
| Mars, the Campus Martius | The field on which Roman soldiers practiced military drills was named after what god? |
| Jupiter | This god is represented by a thunderbolt |
| Juno, temple to Juno Moneta (coins were made there) | From the temple of this goddess, we get the English word "money" |
| Neptune | This god is represented by a trident |
| Pluto/Hades | God of the underworld |
| Vesta | This goddess has a temple in the heart of Rome, which had an 'eternally' burning flame |
| Ceres | From what goddess do we get the word "cereal"? |
| Ceres | Because of this goddess' daughter, Proserpina, we are said to have seasons. |
