Vampire - Quiz
A) Mapuche B) Ewe C) Ashanti D) Betsileo
A) Bird B) Snake C) Wolf D) Firefly
A) Wind and fog B) Earthquakes C) Rain and hail D) Thunder and lightning
A) Impundulu B) Adze C) Ramanga D) Asanbosam
A) Peuchen B) Wazimamoto C) Soucouyant D) Cihuateteo
A) Native American legends B) Aztec mythology C) Colonial European folklore D) African Vodu
A) Blood-drinker B) Vampire C) Werewolf D) Firefly
A) Skull-faced spirit B) Large bird C) Bloodsucking snake D) Humanoid firefly
A) Rosemary B) Lavender C) Garlic D) Aloe vera
A) Nail clippings B) Blood C) Crops D) Children
A) California B) Florida C) Rhode Island D) Texas
A) Cholera B) Smallpox C) Influenza D) Tuberculosis
A) Dracula B) Sarah Roberts C) Mercy Brown D) The Rougarou
A) Exeter, Rhode Island B) Trinidad C) Pisco, Peru D) Mauritius
A) Childbirth B) Old age C) Accidents D) War
A) Burning the corpse B) Sprinkling holy water C) Staking the heart D) Burying the corpse upside-down
A) Silver crosses B) Iron nails C) Garlic cloves D) Scythes or sickles
A) Ancient Egyptian B) Ancient Chinese C) Ancient Roman D) Ancient Greek
A) To pay the toll B) To provide food C) To signal wealth D) To identify the body
A) Strigoi B) Vrykolakas C) Dhampir D) Jiangshi
A) Death to the living B) Jesus Christ conquers C) Rest in peace D) Return to the earth
A) Severing the tendons at the knees B) Amputating the feet C) Breaking the ankles D) Tying the heels together
A) Small stones or beads B) Poppy seeds, millet, or sand C) Flower petals D) Coins or jewelry
A) Necrophilia B) Arithmomania C) Photophobia D) Hematophagy
A) A pile of coins B) A sack of rice C) A bag of beans D) A collection of bones
A) A black cat B) A white goat C) A virgin stallion D) A trained hound
A) Brown B) White C) Black D) Spotted
A) Water pooling B) Flowers wilting C) Smoke rising D) Holes appearing in the earth
A) Mold B) Wax C) Soil D) Fresh blood
A) Death of cattle B) Heavy rainfall C) Sudden plant growth D) A solar eclipse
A) Opening locked doors B) Writing messages on walls C) Hurling stones on roofs D) Singing at night
A) Whispering names B) Stealing dreams C) Pressing on them D) Shaking their beds
A) Vital essence B) Human flesh C) Animal bones D) Sunlight
A) 18th century B) 20th century C) Early 19th century D) 17th century
A) Piercing with stakes B) Exile to the mountains C) Burning at the stake D) Locking them in dungeons
A) Strega B) Vrykolakas C) Shtriga D) Strigoi
A) Bram Stoker B) David Dolphin C) John Polidori D) Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
A) Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu B) Bram Stoker C) John Polidori D) Mary Shelley
A) Interview with the Vampire B) The Vampyre C) Dracula D) Carmilla
A) 1901 B) 1897 C) 1819 D) 1872
A) Blood drinker B) Witch C) Night wanderer D) Dead body
A) Werewolves B) Chupacabra C) Zombies D) Bigfoot
A) Migration B) Decomposition C) Hibernation D) Photosynthesis
A) Dracula B) The Awakening C) The Vampyre D) Carmilla
A) 17th century B) 18th century C) 19th century D) 16th century
A) Undead B) Vampyre C) Vampir D) Witch
A) The 1819 literary movement B) 1725 Serbian panic C) The Great Plague D) The French Revolution
A) A scientific anomaly B) A biological threat C) An alien species D) A fictitious entity
A) Animalistic beast B) Spectral ghost C) Undead humanoid D) Divine being
A) Unexplored B) Scientifically proven C) The leading explanation D) Largely discredited
A) West Germanic B) South Slavic C) Indo-Iranian D) Romance
A) Oxford scholars B) Gabriel Rzączyński C) A Slavic monk D) The Kipchak people
A) Greek B) Lithuanian C) Latin D) Finnish
A) Changing the root entirely B) Adding the 'v' sound before the large nasal vowel C) Doubling the consonant D) Removing the initial vowel
A) 8–10th centuries B) 15–17th centuries C) 11–13th centuries D) 17–19th centuries
A) onpyr B) vampir C) upir D) uber
A) Kipchak-Cuman B) Slavic tribes C) Roman legions D) Germanic knights
A) Incas B) Mesopotamians C) Aztecs D) Mayans
A) Southeastern Europe B) Western Asia C) South America D) Northern Africa
A) Inheriting wealth B) Drinking holy water C) Being bitten by a vampire D) Spending time in the sun
A) Chewing sounds B) Laughter C) Screaming D) Whispering
A) A hybrid child B) An ancient spirit C) A demonic priest D) A type of vampire hunter
A) Children B) Witches C) Wealthy merchants D) Soldiers
A) A dragon B) A giant spider C) A bird of prey D) A lycanthropic creature
A) Drowning B) Accidental death C) Suicide victims D) Old age
A) It holds a cross B) It is covered in dust C) Its left eye is often open D) It is always smiling
A) Relics B) Apotropaics C) Talismans D) Warding charms
A) Silver coins B) Iron nails C) Garlic D) Salt
A) Candle B) Bell C) Crucifix D) Incense
A) Frozen ground B) Consecrated ground C) Barren land D) Sandy soil
A) A forest path B) Running water C) A mountain range D) A bridge
A) Bram Stoker B) European folklore C) Polish settlers D) Arnold Paole
A) An offering B) A formal decree C) A secret password D) An invitation
A) Flesh B) Dirt C) Bones D) Hair
A) Arnold Paole B) The Vrykolakas case C) The Polish reports D) Bram Stoker
A) Ash B) Oak C) Hawthorn D) Aspen
A) Pine B) Hawthorn C) Ash D) Oak
A) Southern Germany B) Northern Germany C) Eastern Germany D) Western Germany
A) The heart B) The stomach C) The throat D) The eyes
A) Arrow B) Sickle C) Fork D) Sword
A) A piece of wood B) Garlic C) A brick D) A silver cross
A) Glass shards B) Wooden stakes C) Religious icons D) Metal objects like plough bits
A) Serbia B) Silesia C) Venice D) Russia
A) Shooting a bullet through the coffin B) Burning the entire cemetery C) Drowning the coffin D) Chaining the body to the coffin
A) Yes, it originated in Mesopotamia B) Yes, it was a common Hebrew term C) Yes, it was used by the Greeks D) No
A) Piśāca B) Lilin C) Empusae D) Vetālas
A) Greeks B) Persians C) Romans D) Babylonians
A) Hecate B) Lilith C) Lamia D) Empusa
A) Lamia B) Hecate C) Venus D) Lilith
A) Walter Map B) Prospero Lambertini C) Michael Ranft D) Leo Allatius
A) Vikramāditya B) Philippe Rohr C) Otto D) Jure Grando
A) Eretik B) Ubır C) Striges D) Draugr
A) Prospero Lambertini B) William of Newburgh C) Leo Allatius D) Johann Christoph Harenberg
A) Lamia B) Mormo C) Lilitu D) Empusa
A) It represents perdition rather than salvation B) It is not a form of immortality at all C) It is a sign of divine favor D) It is identical to the immortality of saints
A) East Prussia B) Spain C) France D) England
A) Petar Blagojević B) Gerard van Swieten C) Miloš Čečar D) Dom Augustine Calmet
A) 50 B) 75 C) 62 D) 40
A) Water B) Food C) A cross D) His inheritance
A) Doctor B) Priest C) Soldier D) Blacksmith |
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