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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, one transforms into a Wendigo through cannibalism. 2. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman, and Loki is referred to as a mother. 3. Jason led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece in Greek mythology.

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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, one transforms into a Wendigo through cannibalism. 2. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman, and Loki is referred to as a mother. 3. Jason led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece in Greek mythology.

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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, how does one transform into a Wendigo?

    a. Performing a ritual involving


    murder.
    b. Excessive mutilation of animal
    corpses.
    c. Drinking the blood of many slain
    animals.
    d. !Participating in cannibalism.

    2. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman.


    a. False
    b. !True

    3. Who in Greek mythology, who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece?
    a. Daedalus
    b. Odysseus
    c. Castor
    d. !Jason

    4. Who was the Roman god of fire?


    a. Jupiter
    b. !Vulcan
    c. Mercury
    d. Apollo

    5. Hera is god of...


    a. Agriculture
    b. Sea
    c. War
    d. !Marriage

    6. In Greek Mythology, who killed Achilles?


    a. Pericles
    b. !Paris
    c. Hector
    d. Helen

    7. Which of the following is NOT a god in Norse Mythology.


    a. Loki
    b. Tyr
    c. Snotra
    d. !Jens

    8. Nidhogg is a mythical creature from what mythology?


    a. !Norse
    b. Greek
    c. Hindu
    d. Egyptian

    9. According to Japanese folklore, what is the favorite food of the Kappa.


    a. !Cucumbers
    b. Nasu
    c. Kabocha
    d. Soba

    10. Who is a minor god that is protector and creator of various arts, such as
    cheese making and bee keeping.
    a. Carme
    b. Cephisso
    c. !Aristaeus
    d. Autonoe

    1. Talos, the mythical giant bronze man, was the protector of which island?
    a. Sardinia
    b. !Crete
    c. Sicily
    d. Cyprus

    2. Who was the only god from Greece who did not get a name change in Rome?
    a. Zeus
    b. !Apollo
    c. Athena
    d. Demeter

    3. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman.


    a. False
    b. !True

    4. Who in Greek mythology, who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece?
    a. Castor
    b. !Jason
    c. Odysseus
    d. Daedalus

    5. According to Norse mythology, Loki is a mother.


    a. !True
    b. False

    6. The Japanese god Izanagi successfully returned his wife Izanami from the
    Underworld.
    a. True
    b. !False

    7. Rannamaari was a sea demon that haunted the people of the Maldives and had to be
    appeased monthly with the sacrifice of a virgin girl.
    a. False
    b. !True

    8. Nidhogg is a mythical creature from what mythology?


    a. Egyptian
    b. Greek
    c. !Norse
    d. Hindu

    9. Who is the Egyptian god of reproduction and lettuce?


    a. Meret
    b. Menu
    c. Mut
    d. !Min

    10. What immense structure is referred to in Norse Mythology as the Yggdrasil.


    a. Castle
    b. Temple
    c. !Tree
    d. Mountain

    1. What was the punishment for Sysiphus039;s craftiness?


    a. To fell a tree that regenerated
    after every axe swing.
    b. Tied to a boulder for eternity,
    being pecked by birds.
    c. !Cursed to roll a boulder up a
    hill for eternity.
    d. Standing in a lake filled with
    water he could not drink.

    2. Who was the only god from Greece who did not get a name change in Rome?
    a. Zeus
    b. !Apollo
    c. Athena
    d. Demeter

    3. This Greek mythological figure is the godgoddess of battle strategy among other
    things.
    a. !Athena
    b. Apollo
    c. Ares
    d. Artemis

    4. The Hippogriff, not to be confused with the Griffon, is a magical creature with
    the front half of an eagle, and the back half of what?
    a. A Tiger
    b. A Dragon
    c. A Lion
    d. !A Horse

    5. Who in Greek mythology, who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece?
    a. Castor
    b. Daedalus
    c. Odysseus
    d. !Jason

    6. In Greek Mythology, who was the daughter of King Minos?


    a. Alana
    b. !Ariadne
    c. Ariel
    d. Athena

    7. Which of the following is NOT a god in Norse Mythology.


    a. Snotra
    b. Tyr
    c. !Jens
    d. Loki

    8. According to the Egyptian Myth of Osiris, who murdered Osiris?


    a. Anhur
    b. !Set
    c. Horus
    d. Ra

    9. The Nike apparel and footwear brand takes it039;s name from the Greek goddess of
    what?
    a. Honor
    b. Courage
    c. Strength
    d. !Victory

    10. Which Norse God has a horse named Sleipnir?


    a. Frigg
    b. !Odin
    c. Balder
    d. Thor

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