Loki and the Binding of Fenrir

What were the names of Loki and Angrboda's three children?

• Fenrir, Sleipnir, and Hel

• Fenrir, Jormungand, and Hel

• Fenrir, Jormungand, and Sigyn

• Sleipnir, Jormungand, and Hel

What was the name of the first chain used to bind Fenrir?

• Gleipnir

• Dromi

• Laeding

• Geljia

Where did Odin throw Jormungand?

• Into Niflheim

• Into the ocean surrounding Midgard

• Into Lake Amsvatnir

• Into Jotunheim

What was the name of Hel's plate?

• Famine

• Hunger

• Sick Bed

• Misfortune

Who was the only god brave enough to feed Fenrir alone?

What does Hel's appearance (half pink, half greenish-black) most likely symbolize?

• Her dual nature as ruler of both life and death

• Her connection to both gods and giants

• Her power over light and darkness

• Her ability to change appearance

When the text says Fenrir's howls "ran from the middle of the island into the lake of Amsvartnir and was called Von, the river of Expectation," what does this suggest?

• A) The river was created by Fenrir's struggle

• B) Fenrir's cries symbolize the gods' anticipation of Ragnarok

• C) The lake was named after Fenrir

• D) The gods expected Fenrir to escape

What is ironic about the ingredients used to make Gleipnir?

• They are all very strong materials

• They are all impossible or non-existent things

• They all come from Asgard

• They all belong to Fenrir

The fact that Hel's servants move so slowly "it was not easy to tell whether they were moving at all" suggests:

• They are lazy and unmotivated

• Time moves differently in the realm of the dead

• Hel has no control over her servants

• The servants are actually statues

What does Tyr's willingness to place his hand in Fenrir's mouth demonstrate?

• His foolishness and recklessness

• His desire to trick Fenrir

• His courage and sense of honor/sacrifice

• His hatred for Fenrir