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