WorksheetsFenris Wolf
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
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1.
Which is an example of a theme archetype?
a)
Trickster
b)
Hero
c)
Good Vs. Evil
d)
Hero going on a quest
2.
Which is an example of a image archetype?
a)
Hero
b)
Wolves
c)
Hero going on a quest
d)
Good Vs Evil
3.
Which is an example of a character archetype?
a)
Trickster or hero
b)
Hero going on a quest
c)
Good vs Evil
d)
wolves
4.
Which is an example of a plot pattern archetype?
a)
Hero or trickster
b)
wolves
c)
Hero going on a quest
d)
Good vs Evil
5.
The children of Loki include:
a)
the world serpent, Odin, and the Fenris Wolf
b)
the world serpent, Hel, and the Fenris Wolf
c)
Hel, the Fenris Wolf, and Odin
d)
Hel and the Fenris Wol
6.
Why do the gods decide to put chains on the Fenris Wolf?
a)
He keeps wandering off.
b)
He is becoming large ferocious beast and a threat to their lives.
c)
He has been eating many of the gods
d)
They need to assert their power.
7.
Who, or what, overrules even the gods?
a)
Mother Nature
b)
The Fates
c)
Time
d)
Good and Evil
8.
According to this myth, Odin will eventually be....?
a)
eaten by the Fenris Wolf
b)
be defeated by the demons of ice and fire
c)
Become the sun and the moon
d)
be drowned
9.
In the final days of time, the gods of Asgard will be?
a)
Attacked by demons of ice and fire
b)
Loki
c)
The dwarfs
d)
Thor
10.
The early attitude of the gods of Asgard toward the Fenris Wolf could be described as
a)
considerable interest
b)
hatred and fear
c)
amusement and fun
d)
arrogant and prideful
11.
The Fenris Wolf shows that he is the son of a god in which of these ways?
a)
He is able to break any chains that the gods can make
b)
He is a large beast
c)
His pride and arrogance
d)
He is unable to break the last rope
12.
Why did Tyr offer to sacrifice his hand for the gods?
a)
He was born to make sacrifices for others.
b)
He knows that the Fates have decided it.
c)
Like all the gods, he can grow another hand
d)
He decided to take responsibility for the Fenris Wolf and save the Gods
13.
Which character archetype best describes Tyr?
a)
The damsel in distress
b)
a sacrificial hero
c)
trickster
d)
foold
14.
What is one possible reason “The Fenris Wolf” is considered a Norse Myth?
a)
The Fenris Wolf’s “Jaws would stretch from heaven to earth, showing teeth as large as the trunks of oak trees.”
b)
Evil is a present theme
c)
Tyr lost his hand
d)
There are more than 6 characters in the story
15.
Which word means the opposite of forge?
a)
Fuse
b)
Formulate
c)
Shatter
16.
To fetter means to....?
a)
Unknot
b)
Chain
c)
Braid
17.
The dog’s brood were her?
a)
Young
b)
Friends
c)
Owners
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