Think back to your early school days for a moment. What were you known for? Were you elected as class president, or did your yearbook describe you as the best-dressed one in the whole school? These kinds of superlatives describe certain physical and personality traits of a person, but did you know that these are also very similar to the traits of Greek goddesses?

Maybe you were a class clown like Ate, who was the goddess of mischief and folly. Or, perhaps you liked to wake up early like Eos, who was the goddess of dawn. Goddesses were also personifications of certain things in life, such as beauty, sacred laws, hope, war and chaos. But we're not too different from goddesses, because in our own lives, we often represent certain abstract traits as well. Perhaps you feel a connection to nature, plants and food like Demeter, who was the goddess of agriculture. On the other hand, you could be someone who knows how to defend yourself like Circe, who was the goddess of magic. We all represent a certain type of goddess who embodies love, life and the beauty that we feel about ourselves. So, to find out more about your inner and outer goddess look, take our mythological quiz now!