Norse Mythology (Stories) Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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Norse Mythology (Stories) Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "The Death of Balder" - "Ragnarok: The Final Destiny of the Gods".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whom did Odin send to find and create the chain called Gleipnir?
(a) Narfi.
(b) Skirnir.
(c) Ullr.
(d) Lofn.

2. Why is Thialfi taken as the servant to Thor and Loki in "Thor's Journey to the Land of the Giants"?
(a) Because he broke a goat bone.
(b) Because he lied to Thor.
(c) Because he fought cowardly in battle.
(d) Because he ran away from home.

3. What is the ever-churning spring called that exists in the center of the dark world in "Yggdrasil and the Nine Worlds"?
(a) Ratatosk.
(b) Frilla.
(c) Hvergelmir.
(d) Nidhogg.

4. What do the names of Odin's ravens translate to in English?
(a) Thought and memory.
(b) Revenge and mercy.
(c) Love and magic.
(d) Wonder and gossip.

5. Who created Skidbladnir?
(a) The sons of Odin.
(b) The sons of Loki.
(c) The sons of Ivaldi.
(d) Skrymir.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is the high throne that Odin sits upon in "The Players"?

2. What are the men called who have died nobly in battle since the beginning of time?

3. Whom do the gods note that Skadi has affections toward in "The Apples of Immortality"?

4. What does Nanna give to Harmod as a gift to Fulla in "The Death of Balder"?

5. What is the name of the dragon that lives in the ever-churning spring in the center of the dark world?

(see the answer key)

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