- 1. Refers to the collection of stories, legends, the, beliefs, customs, and traditions that are passed down from generation to generations within a particular cultural or ethnic group.
A) Mythology and Folklore
B) Folklore
C) Fairytale
D) Myth
- 2. A story that is usually of unknown origin and that at least partially traditional that ostensibly relates historical events usually of such descriptions as to serve to explain some particular events, institution or natural phenomenon.
A) Myth
B) Folklore
C) Mythology and Folklore
D) Fairytale
- 3. Certain products of the imagination of a person which take the form of stories.
A) Mythology and Folklore
B) Myths
C) Folklore
D) Myth
- 4. A make-believe story about fairies, wizards, giants, and other characters who possesses magical and unusual powers.
A) Folklore
B) Fairytale
C) Legend
D) Myth
- 5. Traditions, customs, and stories of one culture or group of people.
A) Fairytale
B) Myth
C) legend
D) Folklore
- 6. A story about the past that is considered to be true but is usually a combination of facts and fictions.
A) Legend
B) Myth
C) Fairytale
D) Folklore
- 7. More than what is natural or normal; showing godlike or magical powers; exhibiting superhuman strengths.
A) Myth
B) Supernatural
C) Folklore
D) Legend
- 8. Tells about the origin of the universe and the humanity.
A) Fate
B) Hero's Journey
C) Creation
D) Death and Rebirth
- 9. The poem "the Song of Roland" came from the
A) Iran
B) Spain
C) Babilonia
D) France
- 10. The poem "The Song of Roland" was written by
A) Thomas Elyot
B) Ferdowsi
C) Charlemagne
D) John Foxe
- 11. Roland blows his Olifant to summon help. What does the word Olifant means?
A) A cigarette
B) A horn for Animals
C) An Animal
D) Ivory Hunting Horn
- 12. Oliver pleads with Roland to blow his horn to call for help, but Roland tells him that blowing his horn in the middle of the battle is a sign of?
A) Resilience
B) Respect
C) Cowardice
D) Heroism
- 13. He is the nephew of Charlemagne; he also wields the sword Durandal.
A) Franks
B) Saracens
C) Oliver
D) Roland
- 14. The word "El Cid" translate in Arabic into
A) The King
B) The Father
C) The Lord
D) The Hero
- 15. Why didn't El Cid shave his beard?
A) As a symbol of honor and masculinity
B) Because he was the king
C) I don't know
D) Because he just liked it
- 16. The word Shahnameh was translated into English as
A) The Book of Kings
B) The Book of Heroes
C) The Book of Lords
D) The Book of Life
- 17. The poem "Shahnameh" was written by the persian poet
A) Thomas Elyot
B) Ferdowsi
C) Charlemagne
D) John Foxe
- 18. The poem "Shahnameh" is an epic poem of over how many couplets?
A) 60.000
B) 90,000
C) 70,000
D) 100.000
- 19. Gilgamesh is the king of
A) Enkidu
B) Babilonia
C) Uruk
D) Anatolia
- 20. Usually sent by a deity or deities to destroy civilizations, often in an act of divine retribution
A) Death and Rebirth myth
B) Flood myth
C) Fate myth
D) Creation myth
- 21. This myth includes the hero receives help from mentor or supernatural force, faces challenges, and return home changed.
A) Underworld myth
B) love and Beauty myth
C) Trickster myth
D) Hero's Journey myth
- 22. Mischievous figures in folklore and mythology who use cunning and humor to achieve their goals.
A) Trickster
B) Loki
C) Hero
D) Gods
- 23. Stories from various mythologies about the realm of the dead.
A) Flood
B) Creation myth
C) Fate myth
D) Underworld
- 24. Zeus (God of the sky and thunder) battling against Typhoon (a monstrous serpent) this scenario is an example of
A) battle of Good and Evil
B) Death and Rebirth
C) Fighting
D) Hero's journey
- 25. Once inhabited by the regions between Tigris and Euphrates River systems
A) Canaanite Mythology
B) Celtic Mythology
C) Egyptian Mythology
D) Mesopotamian Mythology
- 26. Mesopotamia in the present day is now called
A) Canada
B) Iran
C) Mexico
D) Iraq
- 27. A group of Gods that was believed between a group of people.
A) Pantheon
B) Olympian
C) Phanteon
D) Pantheone
- 28. What was the title of the Creation myth of Mesopotamia?
A) Emuna Elish
B) Enuma Ilesh
C) Enuma Elis
D) Enuma Elish
- 29. One of the Mesopotamian Gods. known as Dragon slayer God. He is also the patron God of Babilonia
A) Anu
B) Ishtar
C) Tiamat
D) Marduk
- 30. In Mesopotamian Mythology; A Chaos Monster. Often Depicted as a Dragon or Serpent. they also believed that the universe came from his body
A) Anu
B) Ishtar
C) Tiamat
D) Marduk
- 31. In Mesopotamian Mythology; She is the Goddess of love, fertility, and war.
A) Tiamat
B) Marduk
C) Anu
D) Ishtar
- 32. In Mesopotamian Mythology; He is the god of the sky, highest ranking deity and often depicted as a father figure.
A) Ishtar
B) Anu
C) Marduk
D) Tiamat
- 33. A group of people in Eastern Mediterranean region.
A) Canaanites
B) Scodinavian
C) Egyptians
D) Mesopotamians
- 34. In Canaanite Mythology, He is the most important god, associated with thunder, rain, and fertility. Often depicted as a young warrior with thunderbolt.
A) Baal
B) El
C) Mot
D) Yam
- 35. In Canaanite Mythology, He is considered as the Father of the Gods. associated with wisdom, justice and speech.
A) Mot
B) Yam
C) Resheph
D) El
- 36. In Canaanite Mythology, She is the Goddess of fertility and Motherhood. She is often depicted with multiple breasts.
A) Yam
B) Anath
C) Asherah
D) Isis
- 37. In Canaanite Mythology, He is the god of Death and Underworld. often depicted as a lion and serpent.
A) El
B) Mot
C) Baal
D) Yam
- 38. In Canaanite Mythology, She is the Warrior goddess of Love, fertility, and sexuality, Often depicted as a woman with sword and spear. She is also known as fierce with violent nature.
A) Anath
B) Athena
C) Isis
D) Asherah
- 39. In Canaanite Mythology, He is the God of the sea. Depicted as a serpent or dragon. he is also the enemy of Baal.
A) Resheph
B) Dagon
C) El
D) Yam
- 40. In Canaanite Mythology, He is the God of war and plague. Often depicted with a bow and arrow.
A) Dagon
B) Yam
C) Resheph
D) Mot
- 41. In Canaanite Mythology, He is the God of Agriculture and fertility. Often depicted as half man and half fish.
A) Resheph
B) Mot
C) Dagon
D) yam
- 42. In Canaanite Mythology, it is a Creature that looks like a human with wings.
A) Nephilim
B) Cherubim
C) Rephaim
D) pillain
- 43. It is a Giant or Fallen Angels that are from the Canaanite Mythology.
A) Rephaim
B) Cherubim
C) Pillain
D) Nephilim
- 44. In Canaanite Mythology, it is the spirits of the dead.
A) Pillain
B) Nephilim
C) Rephaim
D) Cherubim
- 45. In Egyptian Mythology, They believed that the idea of Balance and order are from the concept of?
A) Mattia
B) Mate
C) Millian
D) Maat
- 46. In Egyptian Mythology, He was the God of the Sun. Depicted with a head of a falcon.
A) Ra
B) Horus
C) Set
D) Osiris
- 47. In Egyptian Mythology, He was the God of afterlife. He once killed by his brother Set, and resurrected by his wife Isis.
A) Osiris
B) Horus
C) Thoth
D) Anubis
- 48. In Egyptian Mythology, She was the Goddess of Magic and Fertility, and also the protector of the dead.
A) Anubis
B) Thoth
C) Isis
D) Osiris
- 49. In Egyptian Mythology, He was the God of Chaos and Violence.
A) Set
B) Horus
C) Thoth
D) Osiris
- 50. In Egyptian Mythology, he was the God of the sky.
A) Hathor
B) Horus
C) Anubis
D) Thoth
- 51. In Egyptian Mythology, He was the God of mummification.
A) Horus
B) Anubis
C) Set
D) Thoth
- 52. In Egyptian Mythology, He is the God of wisdom and writing.
A) Anubis
B) Osiris
C) Set
D) Thoth
- 53. In Egyptian Mythology, She is the Goddess of love and beauty.
A) Thoth
B) Isis
C) Set
D) Hathor
- 54. In Celtic Mythology, She is the Mother Goddess and Devine Ancestor.
A) Boudicca
B) Morrigan
C) Danu
D) Isis
- 55. In Celtic Mythology, He is the God of skill and mastery, Often associated with sun, lightning, and harvest.
A) Cernunnos
B) Lugh
C) Danu
D) Morrigan
- 56. In Celtic Mythology, She is the Goddess of war and shapeshift. Often transform into any animal.
A) Morrigan
B) Danu
C) Lugh
D) Isis
- 57. In Celtic Mythology, He is the God of fertility, the forest, and animals. Depicted with antlers and horns.
A) Morrigan
B) Lugh
C) Cernunnos
D) Danu
- 58. He is one of the heroes from the Celtic Mythology.
A) Danu
B) Boudicca
C) Taliesin
D) Cu Chulainn
- 59. She is the Warrior Queen in the Celtic Mythology.
A) Danu
B) Boudicca
C) Cu Chulainn
D) Taliesin
- 60. He is the legendary bard from the Celtic Mythology.
A) Taliesin
B) Cu Chulainn
C) Danu
D) Boudicca
- 61. It is the Mythology of the Germanic and Scandinavian people.
A) Norse
B) Mesopotamian
C) Greek
D) Celtic
- 62. In Norse Mythology, He was considered as the King of the Gods. He is also the God of wisdom, poetry, and war.
A) Freya
B) Thor
C) Ymir
D) Odin
- 63. In Norse Mythology, He is the God of thunder and fertility. He was known for his strength and his Hammer (Mjolnir).
A) Thor
B) Sigurd
C) Odin
D) Ymir
- 64. In Norse Mythology, She is the Goddess of love, fertility, and war. Associated with harvest and the moon.
A) Valkyries
B) Freya
C) Sigurd
D) Thor
- 65. In Norse Mythology, He was considered as a trickster God. He is the God of Mischief.
A) Thor
B) Ymir
C) Sigurd
D) Loki
- 66. He is a hero that is born with snake eyes in Norse Mythology.
A) Sigurd
B) Ymir
C) Pillain
D) Thor
- 67. In Norse Mythology, they are the female warriors who chose to slay to be taken to Valhalla.
A) Freya
B) Inti
C) Valkyries
D) Amazons
- 68. In Norse Mythology, Considered as the Ancestor of all living things.
A) Mithra
B) Ymir
C) Werkufe
D) Ix chel
- 69. It is a Feathered Serpent in the Aztec Mythology.
A) Huitzilopochtli
B) Tlaloc
C) Quetzalcoatl
D) Hunab Ku
- 70. He is the God of war and sun in the Aztec Mythology.
A) Tlaloc
B) Hunab Ku
C) Quetzalcoatl
D) Huitzilopochtli
- 71. He was considered as the Supreme Creator in Mayan Mythology
A) Kukulkan
B) Ix Chel
C) Hunab Ku
D) Tlaloc
- 72. He is the God of writing and knowledge in Mayan Mythology.
A) Inti
B) Itzamna
C) Kukulkan
D) Ix Chel
- 73. She is the Goddess of fertility and Childbirth in Mayan Mythology.
A) Inti
B) Kukulkan
C) Ix Chel
D) Mama Quilla
- 74. A feathered serpent in the Mayan Mythology.
A) Itzamna
B) Kukulkan
C) Hunab Ku
D) Pachamama
- 75. Inti, the sun God in what Mythology?
A) Mesopotamia
B) Mayan
C) Aztec
D) Inca
- 76. She is the Goddess of the Moon in Inca Mythology
A) Mama Quilla
B) Viracocha
C) Pachamama
D) Ix Chel
- 77. The Creator God of Inca Mythology
A) Pachamama
B) Viracocha
C) Kukulkan
D) Tlaloc
- 78. She was the Goddess of earth and fertility.
A) Mama Quilla
B) Inti
C) Pachamama
D) Hunab Ku
- 79. In Mapuche Mythology, Ngenechen was considered as?
A) God of thunder and lightning
B) Supreme being
C) Evil Spirit
D) jaguar God
- 80. Pillain the God of thunder and lightning, was believed in what mythology?
A) Mapuche
B) Aztec
C) Inca
D) Mayan
- 81. In Mapuche Mythology, Werkufe was considered as?
A) Evil Spirit
B) Anaconda
C) Jaguar
D) Supreme Being
- 82. In Amazonian Mythology Yacumama was considered as
A) Jaguar God
B) Anaconda Goddess
C) Lion Goddess
D) Scorpion God
- 83. In Amazonian Mythology He is considered as the Jaguar God
A) Ahriman
B) Yacumama
C) Ngenechen
D) Otorongo
- 84. Persian Mythology in todays era was called what?
A) Indian Mythology
B) Chilenian Mythology
C) Iraqian Mythology
D) Iranian Mythology
- 85. Ahura Mazda, in Persian Mythology is the creator God and supreme diety.
A) True
B) False
C) Maybe
- 86. Mithra, in Persian Mythology is the God of rain and fertility.
A) False
B) True
C) Maybe
- 87. In Persian Mythology Anahita is the Goddess of sun and light.
A) False
B) Maybe
C) True
- 88. In Persian Mythology Tishtrya is the Goddess of rain and fertility.
A) False
B) Maybe
C) True
- 89. Simurgh is a ______ that Possessed wisdom and knowledge.
A) Mythical Book
B) Mythical Bird
C) Mythical King
D) Mythical Hero
- 90. He is a Hero from Shahanameh, people says he possessed strength and knowledge
A) Ahriman
B) Pillain
C) Rostam
D) Hercules
- 91. In Persian Mythology He is considered as an Evil God.
A) Ngenechan
B) Ahriman
C) Tishtrya
D) Anahita
- 92. In Indian Mythology, He is the Creator God of the Universe
A) Vishnu
B) Ganesha
C) Shiva
D) Brahma
- 93. In Indian Mythology, He is the Preserver God of the universe.
A) Ganesha
B) Vishnu
C) Shiva
D) Brahma
- 94. In Indian Mythology, He is the Destroyer of the universe.
A) Shiva
B) Vishnu
C) Ganesha
D) Brahma
- 95. In Indian Mythology, Ganesha is a God of new beginnings and always depicted with an elephant head. he is also the
A) Preserver of the universe
B) Remover of obstacles
C) Creator of the universe
D) Destroyer of the universe
- 96. In Indian Mythology, He is the Monkey King that helped Brahma defeat Shiva.
A) Tishtrya
B) Ahriman
C) Ahura mazda
D) Hanuman
- 97. In Chinese Mythology it is a symbol of power and fortune.
A) Jade
B) Dragon
C) Phoenix
D) Scorpion
- 98. In Chinese Mythology It is associated with rebirth and renewal.
A) Dragon
B) Phoenix
C) Scorpion
D) Jade
- 99. In Chinese Mythology it is worshipped and a supreme ruler of the Gods.
A) Guan Yu
B) Mazu
C) Jade Emperor
D) Hou Yi
- 100. In Japanese Mythology It is considered as the fox spirit
A) Tanuki
B) Tsukuyomi
C) Kitsune
D) Susanoo
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