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• Ragnarok And The Norse Apocalypse

In Norse mythology's Ragnarok, which two gods kill each other in combat?

Answer

Heimdall and Loki

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• Ragnarok And The Norse Apocalypse

In Norse mythology's Ragnarok, which god dies after killing the Midgard Serpent?

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Thor

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• Ragnarok And The Norse Apocalypse

In Norse mythology, what is the Ragnarok ship made from the fingernails and toenails of the dead?

Answer

Naglfar

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• Ragnarok And The Norse Apocalypse

In Norse mythology's Ragnarok, which wolf kills the god Odin?

Answer

Fenrir

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• Ragnarok And The Norse Apocalypse

In Norse mythology, what is the apocalyptic event called Ragnarok?

Answer

Ragnarok

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• The Trojan War

In the Trojan War tradition, which Greek archer killed Paris, the prince of Troy?

Answer

Philoctetes

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• The Trojan War

In the Trojan War legend, what wooden structure did the Greeks use to enter Troy?

Answer

Trojan Horse

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• The Trojan War

In the Trojan War tradition, which Greek warrior carried the famous shield of Ajax?

Answer

Ajax the Greater

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• The Trojan War

In the Trojan War tradition, which Greek hero was known for his clever disguise and strategic planning?

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Odysseus

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• The Trojan War

In Greek mythology, which king of Troy was Hector’s father?

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Priam

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• The Trojan War

In Greek mythology, what was the name of Hector and Andromache’s son?

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Astyanax

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• The Trojan War

In Homer’s Iliad, what emotion does the poem famously begin by invoking?

Answer

Achilles’ wrath

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