Popocatepetl & Iztaccihuatl

The story of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl is--

• A Mayan legend

• An Olmec legend

• An Aztec legend

• A Mixtec legend

The legend takes place near the city of--

• Tenochtitlan

• Tijuana

• Oaxaca

• Yucatan

This legend explains

• The lakes at the center of the city
• Two nearby volcanoes
• How Mexico City came to be
• How Arthurian and Aztec legends are alike

The mountains represent 

• Two warriors from a great battle
• The emperor and his daughter
• The emperor's daughter and her true love
• The emperor and his wife

Which did we learn first in the story?

• The aging emperor offers Ixtla's marriage to the winning warrior.

• The emperor forbids Ixtla to marry Popo.

Which did we learn first in the story?

• Popo kills the guilty soldiers.
• The emperor's daughter falls in love with Popo. 

Which did we learn first in the story?

• The emperor's daughter falls in love with Popo.
• A war breaks out with their enemies.

Which did we learn first in the story?

• Jealous soldier returns to the city and report Popo has been killed.

• A powerful emperor has one child, a daughter.

Which did we learn first in the story?

• The emperor's daughter falls in love with Popo.
• The two pyramids become volcanoes standing guard over the city. 

Which did we learn first in the story?

• Iztaccihuatl falls ill from sorrow and dies.

• Popo holds a lighted torch and watches over Ixtla's body.