Crash Course World Mythology #36

What does the Latin origin of 'monster' imply about their role in stories?

• To act monstrously

• To show or demonstrate

• To scare people

• To protect treasures

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Why are unicorns not typically considered monsters?

• Because they are small

• Because they do not transgress social boundaries

• Because they are not powerful

• Because they are benevolent

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What common trait do shapeshifters share that often categorizes them as monsters?

• Their uncontrollable urges

• Their ability to change forms

• Both B and C

• Their deceptive nature

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Why are vampires considered monsters?

• Because of their bat-like appearance

• Because they can fly

• Because they are immortal

• Because they drink human blood

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What is a common reason gods send monsters in myths?

• To entertain other gods

• To guide humans

• To punish humans for transgressions

• To protect humans

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What cycle does Joseph Campbell identify in hero vs monster stories?

• Challenge, Journey, Return

• Appearance, Destruction, Heroic Salvation

• Appearance, Battle, Victory

• Birth, Life, Death

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How can a Wendigo be finally killed?

• By melting its icy heart

• By exposing it to sunlight

• By drowning it

• By using magic spells

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What is the primary food source of Wendigos?

• Mushrooms and moss

• Animals in the forest

• Other monsters

• Humans

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What triggers the transformation into a Wendigo?

• Overpowering hunger

• A bite from another Wendigo

• Exposure to extreme cold

• A curse from a god

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What does the Wendigo legend symbolize?

• The strength of community

• Fear of cannibalism and losing control

• Fear of the unknown

• The power of nature

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