Print
Word
PDF
|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the author claim Loki's real weapon is in "The Players"?
(a) His shield.
(b) His sword.
(c) His cloak.
(d) His mind.
2. By what names does Odin call his two ravens?
(a) Frigg and Freya.
(b) Vor and Frilla.
(c) Huginn and Muninn.
(d) Lofn and Vor.
3. What is the name of the void where the rivers of the mist flow in?
(a) Muspell.
(b) Ginnungagap.
(c) Ymir.
(d) Ratatosk.
4. Who are Thor's sons?
(a) Ratatosk and Frey.
(b) Lofn and Eir.
(c) Modi and Magni.
(d) Jord and Laufey.
5. Who are the beautiful battle-maidens who collect the souls of the noble dead in battle?
(a) Yggdrasil.
(b) Ragnarok.
(c) Valkyries.
(d) Muninns.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Sif's son from before her marriage to Thor?
2. What kind of logs do Odin, Vili, and Ve find at the edge of the sea in "Before the Beginning, and After"?
3. What is referred to as the twilight of the gods and the end of it all in Norse mythology?
4. What pulls Freya's chariot?
5. Who is described as the most beautiful of all the Aisir in "The Master Builder"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the initial offer of the stranger in "The Master Builder"?
2. Who is Heimdall and what role does he play in the plot of "Freya's Unusual Wedding"?
3. Who is Sif and what story does she factor into?
4. What powers does the narrator describe associated with Thor's hammer in "Freya's Unusual Wedding"?
5. Who assists in preparing Thor for the plot in "Freya's Unusual Wedding"? How is he attired?
6. How does Loki manage to trick the builder in "The Master Builder"?
7. How is Freya described in "Freya's Unusual Wedding"?
8. Who is Loki and what are his main characteristics?
9. What is the outcome of the plot in "Freya's Unusual Wedding"?
10. Why do the gods decide to build a wall in "The Master Builder"?
|
This section contains 693 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
|
