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Question 1

What are the traits of Tyr in Norse Myths?

Answer 1

Brave, selfless, dutiful.

Tyr sacrifices his hand to protect Asgard.

Question 2

What moral choice does Tyr make?

Answer 2

Sacrifices his hand to protect Asgard.

This reflects the theme of sacrifice for the greater good.

Question 3

What themes are associated with Tyr?

Answer 3

Sacrifice for the greater good, the inevitability of chaos, heroism.

Question 4

What are the traits of Thor in ‘The Hammer of Thor’?

Answer 4

Strong, angry, loyal.

Question 5

What moral choice does Thor make in ‘The Hammer of Thor’?

Answer 5

Accepts magical help to reclaim his hammer.

Question 6

What themes are present in ‘The Hammer of Thor’?

Answer 6

Order vs. chaos, the role of trickery, divine justice.

Question 7

What are the traits of Thor in ‘Thor’s Wonderful Journey’?

Answer 7

Proud, determined, humbled.

Question 8

What moral choice does Thor make in ‘Thor’s Wonderful Journey’?

Answer 8

Chooses to persevere through illusions and trials.

Question 9

What themes are associated with ‘Thor’s Wonderful Journey’?

Answer 9

Humility, the limits of strength, facing the unknown.

Question 10

What are the traits of Thor in ‘How Thor Lost His Hammer’?

Answer 10

Reckless, proud, cooperative.

Question 11

What moral choice does Thor make in ‘How Thor Lost His Hammer’?

Answer 11

Agrees to be disguised as a bride to retrieve Mjolnir.

Question 12

What themes are associated with ‘How Thor Lost His Hammer’?

Answer 12

Responsibility, teamwork, deceit and restoration.

Question 13

What are the traits of Baldur?

Answer 13

Kind, pure, beloved.

Question 14

What moral choice does Baldur make?

Answer 14

Accepts his fate silently.

Question 15

What themes are associated with Baldur?

Answer 15

Loss of innocence, betrayal, tragic fate, the fragility of good.

Question 16

What are the traits of Loki in ‘The Punishment of Loki’?

Answer 16

Cunning, malicious, selfish.

Question 17

What moral choice does Loki make?

Answer 17

Refuses remorse; causes Baldur’s death.

Question 18

What themes are associated with ‘The Punishment of Loki’?

Answer 18

Consequences of evil, justice, end-times preparation.

Question 19

What are the traits of the characters in ‘Twilight of the Gods’?

Answer 19

Noble, sacrificial (Thor, Odin, etc.).

Question 20

What moral choice do characters make in ‘Twilight of the Gods’?

Answer 20

Fight evil even knowing it leads to death.

Question 21

What themes are associated with ‘Twilight of the Gods’?

Answer 21

Apocalypse, rebirth, eternal cycle, courage against fate.

Question 22

What is the lesson from Sinbad’s first voyage?

Answer 22

Foolish ambition leads to peril, but resilience and unexpected kindness save him.

Question 23

What is the lesson from Sinbad’s second voyage?

Answer 23

Greed and curiosity place Sinbad in mortal danger, but quick thinking and adaptation secure survival and riches.

Question 24

What is the lesson from Sinbad’s third voyage?

Answer 24

Bravery and wit allow Sinbad to escape monsters and shipwrecks.

Question 25

What is the lesson from Sinbad's fourth voyage?

Answer 25

Cultural misunderstanding nearly leads to death.

Question 26

What is the lesson from Sinbad's fifth voyage?

Answer 26

Ingenuity overcomes captivity.

Question 27

What is the lesson from Sinbad's sixth voyage?

Answer 27

Desperation leads to innovation.

Question 28

What is the lesson from Sinbad's seventh voyage?

Answer 28

Duty overrides rest.

Question 29

What is a key lesson from 'The Necklace'?

Answer 29

Desire for status leads to ruin.

Question 30

What is a key lesson from 'A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings'?

Answer 30

Humanity mocks what it can’t explain.

Question 31

True or False: Tyr’s selflessness brings permanent peace.

Answer 31

False.

Question 32

Fill in the blank: Even gods need ______ to restore balance and power.

Answer 32

help.

Question 33

True or False: Loki’s chaos forces reckoning and pain.

Answer 33

True.