Fenris the Wolf

What is the purpose of mythology?

• To entertain with tales of heroes and monsters

• To explain the unexplainable in the ancient world

• To demonize wolves and other animals

• To create fear and admiration for wolves

Why are wolves demonized in legends?

• Because they are seen as predatory tricksters or monsters

• Because they are beautiful

• Because they are loyal to each other

• Because they have great senses of smell and hearing

Who was Fenrir in Norse mythology?

• Loki and Angra Boda's offspring

• A harmful trickster

• A destructive wolf

• A demonized wolf in northern Europe legends

Why did the gods bind Fenrir?

• To keep him as a pet

• To protect themselves from his size and strength

• To avenge Tear's death

• To test his strength with tethers

What was the name of the tether used to bind Fenrir?

• Lading

• Glidner

• Dromay

• Gleapner

What happened when Fenrir bit off Tear's hand?

• Fenrir was fully bound and trapped

• Fenrir broke free from the constraints of Gleapner

• Fenrir grew even larger and more powerful

• Tear became the new ruler of Asgard

What will happen to Fenrir during Ragnarok?

• He will devour Odin and be killed by Odin's son

• He will break free and fight the gods

• He will be killed by Tyr's son, Vidar

• He will live in harmony with the gods

Why is Fenrir an interesting figure in mythology?

• Because he is a violent and destructive force

• Because he has a hideous appearance

• Because he has a high kill count

• Because he is the offspring of a deceitful god and a giant

What caused Fenrir's hatred for the gods?

• The gods tried to bind him

• The gods raised him

• The gods feared his strength

• The gods tried to change his destiny

What is the main theme of Fenrir's story in Norse mythology?

• The power of destiny and the inability to escape it

• The importance of family and loyalty

• The destructive nature of wolves

• The fear and admiration for mythical creatures