Fenris Wolf

Which is an example of a theme archetype? 

• Trickster
• Hero
• Good Vs. Evil
• Hero going on a quest

Which is an example of a image archetype? 

• Hero
• Wolves 
• Hero going on a quest
• Good Vs Evil 

Which is an example of a character archetype? 

• Trickster or hero
• Hero going on a quest
• Good vs Evil
• wolves 

Which is an example of a plot pattern archetype? 

• Hero or trickster
• wolves
• Hero going on a quest
• Good vs Evil 

The children of Loki include:

• the world serpent, Odin, and the Fenris Wolf
• the world serpent, Hel, and the Fenris Wolf
• Hel, the Fenris Wolf, and Odin
• Hel and the Fenris Wol

Why do the gods decide to put chains on the Fenris Wolf?

•  He keeps wandering off.
• He is becoming large ferocious beast and a threat to their lives.
• He has been eating many of the gods 
• They need to assert their power.

Who, or what, overrules even the gods? 

• Mother Nature
• The Fates
• Time
• Good and Evil

According to this myth, Odin will eventually be....?

• eaten by the Fenris Wolf
• be defeated by the demons of ice and fire
• Become the sun and the moon
• be drowned 

In the final days of time, the gods of Asgard will be?

• Attacked by demons of ice and fire
• Loki
• The dwarfs
• Thor

The early attitude of the gods of Asgard toward the Fenris Wolf could be described as

•  considerable interest
• hatred and fear
• amusement and fun
• arrogant and prideful