I WONDER - Why Were Rainbows Important In Viking Mythology?

The video explores mythology from Viking and Hawaiian cultures. It discusses the Bifrost, a rainbow bridge in Viking mythology connecting Asgard to other realms. It also tells the story of Nu'u from Hawaiian mythology, who survived a great flood with his family. After the flood, the God Kane visited Nu'u on a rainbow bridge to explain the flood's cause.

In Viking mythology, what is the Bifrost?

• A Rainbow Bridge

• A magical sword

• A mythical creature

• A sacred tree

What was the purpose of Nu'u's boat in Hawaiian mythology?

• To escape from enemies

• To survive a great flood

• To explore new lands

• To find hidden treasures

Who visited Nu'u after the flood in Hawaiian mythology?

• The God Pele

• The God Ku

• The God Lono

• The God Kane

What did the God Kane use to reach Nu'u?

• A cloud chariot

• A rainbow bridge

• A lightning bolt

• A flying carpet

What is the common element between Viking and Hawaiian mythology mentioned in the transcript?

• A magical forest

• A sacred mountain

• A rainbow bridge

• A great war