Answer and explanation:
Zeus is the Greek god of the sky. He is considered the king of the gods, ruler of Mount Olympus (the god's abode). Many of the other famous gods and goddesses are his children.
Athena is the goddess of literature. She is mostly known as the goddess of intelligence and wisdom. It is said she was born from Zeus forehead. Her symbol is an owl.
Poseidon is the god of the seas. He is Zeus and Hades' brother. The trident we see being used by so many ocean-related characters in movies is based on depictions of Poseidon from ancient times.
Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty. There are different accounts to her birth. Aphrodite is usually associated with roses.
Hades is the god of wealth, even though he is mostly famous for governing the underworld. His Roman name, Pluto, means rich, or wealth.
Apollo is the god of music, among other arts. He has a twin sister, the goddess Artemis. Apollo is often related to the sun, sometimes being called Helios.
