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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, one transforms into a Wendigo by participating in cannibalism. 2. The document contains questions about gods, creatures and myths from cultures like Greek, Roman, Norse and others. 3. It provides answers about figures like Poseidon, Nidhogg, Hephaestus, Apollo and creatures like wyverns and harpies.

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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, one transforms into a Wendigo by participating in cannibalism. 2. The document contains questions about gods, creatures and myths from cultures like Greek, Roman, Norse and others. 3. It provides answers about figures like Poseidon, Nidhogg, Hephaestus, Apollo and creatures like wyverns and harpies.

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    1. According to Algonquian folklore, one transforms into a Wendigo by participating in cannibalism. 2. The document contains questions about gods, creatures and myths from cultures like Greek, Roman, Norse and others. 3. It provides answers about figures like Poseidon, Nidhogg, Hephaestus, Apollo and creatures like wyverns and harpies.

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

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

    2. 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 Dragon
    b. !A Horse
    c. A Lion
    d. A Tiger

    3. Neptune039;s greek name was...


    a. Apollo
    b. Ares
    c. Zeus
    d. !Poseidon

    4. In Norse mythology, what is the name of the serpent which eats the roots of the
    ash tree Yggdrasil?
    a. !Nidhogg
    b. Ymir
    c. Bragi
    d. Odin

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


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

    6. Nidhogg is a mythical creature from what mythology?


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

    7. What is the name of the Greek god of blacksmiths?


    a. Vulcan
    b. Artagatus
    c. !Hephaestus
    d. Dyntos

    8. What mythology did the god quot;Apolloquot; come from?


    a. Greek, Roman and Norse
    b. Greek and Chinese
    c. Roman and Spanish
    d. !Greek and Roman
    9. A wyvern is the same as a dragon.
    a. !False
    b. True

    10. What mytological creatures have women039;s faces and vultures039; bodies?
    a. Lilith
    b. Mermaids
    c. Nymph
    d. !Harpies

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


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

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

    3. Hera is god of...


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

    4. 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

    5. The greek god Poseidon was the god of what?


    a. Fire
    b. War
    c. !The Sea
    d. Sun

    6. According to Greek Mythology, Atlas was an Olympian God.


    a. !False
    b. True
    7. The Maori hold that which island nation was founded by Kupe, who discovered it
    under a long white cloud?
    a. Vanuatu
    b. Fiji
    c. !New Zealand
    d. Hawaii

    8. A wyvern is the same as a dragon.


    a. !False
    b. True

    9. Who is the god of war in Polynesian mythology?


    a. Hina
    b. Kohara
    c. !039;Oro
    d. Mui

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


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

    1. The ancient Roman god of war was commonly known as which of the following?
    a. Ares
    b. Juno
    c. Jupiter
    d. !Mars

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

    3. According to Greek Mythology, Zeus can control lightning.


    a. !True
    b. False

    4. Which of these Roman gods doesn039;t have a counterpart in Greek mythology?


    a. !Janus
    b. Juno
    c. Vulcan
    d. Mars

    5. In Greek Mythology, who killed Achilles?


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

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


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

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


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

    8. According to Greek Mythology, Atlas was an Olympian God.


    a. !False
    b. True

    9. What mytological creatures have women039;s faces and vultures039; bodies?


    a. Lilith
    b. Nymph
    c. !Harpies
    d. Mermaids

    10. Janus was the Roman god of doorways and passageways.


    a. False
    b. !True

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