Legendary Figures: Fact or Fiction?

The video explores the existence of legendary characters like Robin Hood, Merlin, and Quasimodo, revealing the blend of myth and reality. It delves into the inspiration behind Quasimodo, the science of bell ringing, and the legends of Robin Hood and King Arthur. The video also examines Wild West figures like Lucky Luke and Calamity Jane, highlighting the role of photography in their fame. Finally, it demonstrates the daguerreotype process, showcasing early photography techniques.

What inspired Victor Hugo to create the character of Quasimodo?

• A famous actor of his time

• A family member with a similar condition

• A hunchbacked man he met in Spain

• A real bell ringer at Notre Dame

How many people were traditionally required to ring all the bells of Notre Dame?

• Ten

• Forty

• Twenty

• Sixty

Which writer popularized the character of Robin Hood in the 19th century?

• Victor Hugo

• Walter Scott

• Mark Twain

• Charles Dickens

What is the historical evidence for the existence of King Arthur?

• Archaeological findings

• Eyewitness accounts

• Numerous historical documents

• Celtic literature and medieval books

Who was Lucky Luke based on?

• A famous outlaw

• A combination of cowboy traits

• A real cowboy

• A historical figure

Which of the following characters was a real person?

• Merlin the Wizard

• Robin Hood

• Lucky Luke

• Calamity Jane

What technique was used to create early photographs like those of Calamity Jane?

• Digital photography

• Film photography

• Polaroid

• Daguerreotype