Norse Mythology Review

​ (a)   is the land of humans and ​ (b)   is the land of gods​

• Asgard
• Midgard
• Niflheim
• Valhalla

What is the significance of Odin having only one visible eye in Norse mythology?

• It represents his wisdom and knowledge.

• It symbolizes his connection to the underworld.
  

• It signifies his age and frailty.
  

• It is a mark of his deceitful nature.

What role does Andvari play in the journey of the cursed ring in Norse mythology?

• He gave the ring to Sigurd

• He stole the ring from Loki

• He made the ring

• He received the ring from Fafnir

How does Odin's interference manifest in Sigurd's life when he appears as a stranger in the story of Sigurd's Hero's Journey?

• By giving Sigurd magical powers.

• By providing him with guidance and wisdom.

• By staying completely uninvolved in Sigurd's adventures.

• By helping him select his horse, Grani

Valhalla, the hall of slain warriors, is a place to reward and honor the bravest of fallen warriors. Why does Odin create Valhalla?

• To serve as a peaceful paradise for the gods

• To protect valuable treasures and artifacts

• To house the most skilled blacksmiths in the realm

• To prepare for Ragnarok, the end of the world

In "The Valkyrie," what symbolizes protection of Brynhild?

• A sword

• A wall of fire

• A shield

• A magical ring

Why is Sigmund, Sigurd's father, granted a place in Valhalla?

• For his loyalty to King Alv

• For his skills in dragon-slaying

• For his valor in battle and heroic death

• For his wisdom in Norse mythology

What is Sigurd's initial call to adventure in the story?

• Fighting King Lygni

• Slaying the dragon Fafnir

• Getting the cursed ring

• Meeting Brynhild

Who is the mentor that helps Sigurd gain confidence in the story?

• King Alv

• Hreidmar

• Regin

• Brynhild

What does Sigurd use to slay the dragon Fafnir in the story?

• A sword called Gram

• A spear called Abe

• A magical potion

• A shield called Grani