Ragnar Lodbrok - Quiz
A) 13th century B) 15th century C) 10th century D) 9th century
A) Freyr B) Thor C) Loki D) Odin
A) Astrid B) Freydis C) Lagertha D) Sigrid
A) Dragon B) Serpent C) Giant D) Wolf
A) Hilda B) Aslaug C) Gudrun D) Thora Borgarhjort
A) Dungeon cell B) Burning pyre C) Drowning pool D) Serpent-pit
A) Wisdom B) Forgiveness C) Wealth D) Mercy
A) They would not bite him B) They attacked him instantly C) They were dead D) They turned into gold
A) Volsunga saga B) Heimskringla C) Ragnars kvæði D) Ragnars saga loðbrókar
A) The gift of prophecy B) Poetic speech C) Healing abilities D) Invisibility
A) William of Jumièges B) Asser C) Adam of Bremen D) St Neot
A) Marrying them into royal houses B) Promoting them to co-rulers C) Making them priests D) Expelling them from the kingdom
A) Björn Ironside B) Halfdan C) Ragnall D) Ivar
A) Ireland and Iceland B) Russia and Byzantium C) West Francia and the Mediterranean D) England and Scotland
A) William of Jumièges B) Adam of Bremen C) The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle D) Asser
A) As a peace-loving merchant B) As a legendary shipbuilder C) As a converted Christian monk D) As a cruel persecutor of Christians
A) 859 B) 878 C) 866 D) 877
A) Dragon B) Lion C) Cross D) Raven
A) The nuns of Devon B) The queen of Francia C) The wife of Ragnar D) The three sisters of Hingwar and Hubba
A) Annals of St Neots B) Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib C) Life of Alfred D) Three Fragments
A) 878 B) 877 C) 866 D) 859
A) The King of England B) The Frankish Emperor C) The two younger sons of the King of Lochlann D) The King of Denmark
A) France B) Denmark C) Orkney islands D) England
A) Golden idols B) The keys to the city C) Sacred relics D) Dark-skinned captives
A) North-king B) Dragon-slayer C) Wise-warrior D) Hairy-breeches
A) Ráðbarðr B) Ivar Vidfamne C) Sigurd Ring D) Harald Wartooth
A) A giant snake B) A bear C) A dragon D) A great hound
A) Aslaug B) Alfhild C) Svanlaug D) Lagertha
A) Died in battle against King Hama B) Burned alive C) Killed in the Battle of the Brávellir D) Thrown into a snake pit
A) Björn Ironside B) Hvitserk C) Ivar the Boneless D) Erik
A) Ælla B) Daxon C) Hama D) Harald Klak
A) He was thrown into a snake pit B) He was executed by King Ælla C) He was killed in battle against Daxon D) He was burnt alive
A) Sigvat Thordarson B) Bragi Boddason C) Ivar the Boneless D) Charles the Bald
A) The Lay of Maeshowe B) Krakumal C) Ragnarsdrápa D) Knutsdrapa
A) Kráka's lay B) The king's death C) The battle of York D) The story of the snake pit
A) No male ancestors are mentioned B) The inscription uses the phrase 'her sons' C) Kráka was the true leader D) The sagas refer to her as a queen
A) Ivar B) Reginherus C) Sigurd D) Horik I
A) York, England B) Torhout, Flanders C) Rouen, France D) Orkney, Scotland
A) Charles the Bald B) King Ælla C) Charlemagne D) King Horik I
A) Execution by King Ælla B) In battle against Charles the Bald C) A violent illness D) In the snake pit
A) Alfred the Great B) Ragnar Lodbrok C) Æthelweard D) Saxo Grammaticus
A) Halfdan B) King Ælla C) Ivar the Boneless D) Björn Ironside
A) Ivar the Boneless B) Björn Ironside C) Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye D) Hvitserk
A) Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye B) Erik Björnsson C) King Bagsecg D) Halfdan Ragnarsson
A) Sigfred B) Bagsecg C) Halfdan D) Alfred
A) Ivar the Boneless B) Björn Ironside C) Halfdan D) King Bagsecg
A) To convert the Saxons B) To trade with Northumbria C) Revenge for Ragnar's death D) To conquer Rome
A) Bagsecg B) Alfred the Great C) Æthelweard D) Saxo Grammaticus
A) Ernest Borgnine B) Kirk Douglas C) Tony Curtis D) Travis Fimmel
A) Travis Fimmel B) Ernest Borgnine C) Tony Curtis D) Kirk Douglas
A) Horik I B) Harald Klak C) Reginfrid D) Reginherus
A) A skaldic poem B) A medieval history book C) An Irish chronicle D) A modern comic book
A) Harry Harrison B) Richard Parker C) Edwin Atherstone D) Edison Marshall
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