Thor and Hela: Key Concepts

In this video, Hela reveals herself as the goddess of death, challenging Thor's identity. Odin advises Thor that his strength is not derived from his hammer but from within, emphasizing that Asgard is defined by its people, not its location. Thor realizes his true power, leading to a final confrontation with Hela.

What does Hela reveal about her identity?

• She is the queen of Asgard.

• She is a monster.

• She is the goddess of death.

• She is a mortal.

What does Odin imply Thor has been misunderstanding about his hammer?

• It was the source of his strength.

• It was a weapon to defeat enemies.

• It was a tool to control and focus his powers.

• It was a symbol of his royalty.

According to Odin, what truly defines Asgard?

• Its physical location.

• Its royal palace.

• Its people.

• Its treasures.

What does Thor express concern about when facing Hela?

• His lack of allies.

• His weakened powers.

• His missing hammer.

• His lost eye.

What does Odin tell Thor about his strength compared to Odin's?

• Thor is stronger.

• Thor's strength is irrelevant.

• Thor is as strong as Odin.

• Thor is weaker.

What does Loki point out about Thor during the final confrontation?

• Thor is scared.

• Thor is late.

• Thor is missing an eye.

• Thor is not strong enough.