How Thor got his Hammer

Sif’s hair was:

• Green as a spring tree

• Brown as an oak’s bark

• Golden as summer wheat

• Blond as the sun in mid-summer

What did Loki wager?

• His head

• His neck

• His life

• His golden boar

To prevent the dwarves from winning, Loki turned himself into:

• A fly

• A bat

• A mosquito

• A butterfly

What did the sons of Ivaldi give to Odin?

• a golden boar that can pull his chariot

• a ship that folds up into his pocket

• a spear that could pierce through anything

• a golden arm ring that produces eight more every ninth night

What did Brokk do as punishment?

• Cut off Loki’s head

• Sewed shut Loki’s mouth

• Pierced through Loki’s eye

• Cut off Loki’s ears

Loki cut Sif’s hair off one night. Why would he do that?

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Loki would wager his own head for the challenge. Why would he do that?

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Answer explanation

He was desperate to have the hair made for him to avoid Thor's wrath. He didn't think through the consequences of the bet.

Eventually, Loki lost the wager. Who were the real winners of the wager and who had won it for them?

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Answer explanation

The real winner of the wager were the gods who had received the gifts made for them by the dwarves. Ironically, Loki was the one who had won them the gifts.