A) Mermaid B) Phoenix C) Dragon D) Centaur
A) River B) Pond C) Lake D) Ocean
A) Merboy B) Merman C) Aquaman D) Waterman
A) Cinderella B) Sleeping Beauty C) Snow White D) The Little Mermaid
A) Griffin B) Sphinx C) Cerberus D) Pegasus
A) Durandal B) Caliburn C) Joyeuse D) Excalibur
A) Trident B) Bow C) Sword D) Shield
A) Blue B) Yellow C) Red D) Green
A) Roman B) Greek C) Egyptian D) Norse
A) A human body covered in scales B) The head and upper body of a female human, and the tail of a fish C) The entire body of a fish with wings D) The lower half of a human and the upper half of an animal
A) Only European cultures B) Asia and the Middle East C) North America and South America only D) Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Africa
A) Birthdays B) Rainbows and sunshine C) Storms, shipwrecks, and drownings D) Harvest festivals
A) Indifferent to human affairs B) Only interested in treasure C) Benevolent or beneficent, bestowing boons or falling in love with humans D) Always dangerous and evil
A) Sea creatures B) Water beings C) Merfolk or merpeople D) Aquatic humans
A) Norse mythology B) Egyptian mythology C) Roman mythology D) Greek mythology and its sirens
A) Whales B) Dolphins C) Manatees or similar aquatic mammals D) Seals
A) Middle English, from "mere" (sea) and "maid" B) Old Norse C) Latin D) Greek
A) Sirena B) Undine C) "Mermin" D) Nereid
A) 'Ocean' + 'siren' B) 'Sea' + 'woman' C) 'Mer' (water) + 'maid' D) 'Męre' (sea) + 'męnen' (female slave)
A) Mareminne B) Meerweib C) Sirena D) Merimenni
A) Beowulf B) Völuspá C) Rabenschlacht D) Edda
A) Merminne B) Sjókona C) Marmennill D) Marbendill
A) Undine B) Lorelei C) Sirene D) Merewif
A) Divine Comedy B) Canterbury Tales C) Beowulf D) Nibelungenlied
A) Mermaids B) Sea hags C) Water sprites D) Human-headed birds
A) Physiologus B) Metamorphoses C) Liber Monstrorum de diversis generibus D) The Odyssey
A) Sjókonur B) Merwîp C) Marinae pullae D) Sirêne sínt méremanniu
A) Mid-13th century bestiary B) Nibelungenlied C) Liber Monstrorum D) Old French verse bestiaries
A) Being sea hags B) Living in forests C) Having wings D) Using their beautiful song as a lure
A) Sirens B) Mermaids C) Water sprites D) Sea-women
A) Thirteenth-century B) Eleventh-century C) Ninth-century D) Twelfth-century
A) Greek mythology B) Etruscan art C) Roman history D) Christian moralizing
A) Pliny B) Homer C) Dorothy Dinnerstein D) Jane Ellen Harrison
A) Apollo B) Poseidon C) Athena D) Glaucus
A) dragons B) gods C) mermaids D) mermen
A) *semiramis B) *kuliltu C) *atargatis D) *derceto
A) wolves B) doves C) humans D) monkeys
A) Hierapolis Bambyce B) Ashkelon C) Athens D) Babylon
A) Lucian B) Alexander C) Ea D) Onnes
A) Oannes B) Gilgamesh C) Marduk D) Enki
A) Sinjike B) Lee Jin-su C) Princess Hwang-ok D) Kim Dam Ryeong
A) White skin like jade without scales B) Red mane extending to the back of her elbows C) Hair like a horse's tail and legless D) Scales covered with multicolored downy hair
A) Bread B) Fish C) Apples D) Cheese
A) Moselle B) Ravenna C) Sjælland D) Italy
A) Geomun Chronicles B) Eou yadam C) Dragon Palace Tales D) Nangan Legends
A) Pyongyang B) Busan C) Naranda D) Geomun
A) Sirena B) Magindara C) Nyai Roro Kidul D) Ningyo
A) Vasiliy Surikov B) Kazimir Malevich C) Mikhail Vrubel D) Ilya Repin
A) Julius Caesar B) Alexander the Great C) Hannibal D) Cleopatra
A) Wâchilt B) Hadeburg C) merwîp D) sjókonar
A) Hadeburg B) Sigelinde C) Villcinus D) Wâchilt
A) Sailed the Southern Seas B) Propagated and spread through union C) Ruled humanity for a time D) Built a bridge to Lanka
A) margýgur B) havfrúgv C) hafmey D) sjöjungfru
A) marmæle B) sea-ape (hav-abe) C) marbendill D) sjöjungfru
A) Das Rheingold B) Nibelungenlied C) Rabenschlacht D) Þiðreks saga
A) They are driven insane B) They become immortal C) They gain insight into the future D) They drown
A) Old Norse B) Icelandic C) Swedish D) Danish
A) The Saga of the Storm Bringer B) The Legend of the Water Sprite C) The Tale of the Sea Witch D) "The Mermaid's Message" (Havfruas spådom, ML 4060)
A) An upcoming celebration B) The arrival of a new king C) A great fortune for the title character D) The title character's doom
A) a lion-man B) a fish-man C) a serpent-man D) a bird-man
A) havmand B) margýgur C) havfrue D) sjörå
A) Wood B) Calf's hide C) Stone D) Iron
A) Grimm B) Hagen von Tronje C) Anaximander D) William Bond
A) Ea B) Semiramis C) Derceto D) Atargatis
A) William Bond B) Hagen von Tronje C) Grimm D) Anaximander
A) merwîp B) Wâchilt C) sjókona D) haffru
A) Japan B) Scotland C) England D) Norway
A) Ben-varrey B) Ceasg C) Kelpie D) Selkie
A) hafmey B) sjörå C) haffrú D) havfrúgv
A) 1268 B) 1234 C) 1256 D) 1247 (Hōji 1)
A) Dongabaek Island B) Busan Island C) Nangan Island D) Geomun Island
A) Rusalkas B) Banshees C) Werewolves D) Vampires
A) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky B) Dmitri Shostakovich C) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov D) Sergei Prokofiev
A) Minamoto shogunate B) Tokugawa shogunate C) Ashikaga shogunate D) Kamakura shogunate
A) Three centuries B) Five centuries C) Two decades D) One century
A) Suvannamaccha B) Binalatongan C) Magindara D) Nyai Roro Kidul
A) Dongabaek Island B) Geomun Island C) Busan Island D) Nangan Island
A) Margýgr B) Melusine C) Hafsfrun D) Marmæle
A) Two-tailed mermaid B) Mer-troll C) Sea-ogress D) Water elemental
A) Wâchilt B) Vaði C) Sigelinde D) Hagen von Tronje
A) Hagen von Tronje B) Wittich C) Villcinus D) Velent (Wayland the Smith)
A) Yes, in Japanese folklore B) Yes, in American folklore C) Yes, in Norse mythology D) No
A) Ceasg B) Selkie C) Kelpie D) Banshee
A) A gold coin B) A diamond ring C) A silver bracelet D) A pearl necklace
A) Hunting with wolves B) Weaving magical tapestries C) Dancing together under the moon D) Singing lullabies to children
A) 400 B) 200 C) 300 D) 100
A) Harbinger of prosperity. B) Signifying bad omens. C) Bringing good luck. D) Symbol of peace.
A) A minotaur B) A mermaid-like creature C) A centaur D) A dragon
A) Immortal souls through marriage B) Future insights for fishermen C) Singing that lulls voyagers to sleep D) Lust
A) 289 B) 789 C) 123 D) 456
A) Marmæler (sea-talkers) B) Melusine C) Hafsfrun D) Margýgur
A) Tristan und Isolde B) Die Walküre C) Das Rheingold D) Parsifal
A) She disappears forever. B) She transforms into a human. C) She grants three wishes to the victim. D) She causes a storm that nearly drowns the perpetrator.
A) 'Metamorphoses' B) 'Odyssey' C) 'The Iliad' D) 'Phylláda tou Megaléxandrou'
A) Nyai Blorong B) Magindara C) Siyokoy D) Sirena
A) Binalatongan B) Magindara C) Sirena D) Nyai Blorong
A) Sing a song to calm the waters. B) Strike flint against steel to light a spark. C) Offer a sacrifice to the sea. D) Tell his comrades immediately.
A) Anaximander B) Hagen von Tronje C) Nibelung D) Sigelinde
A) Binalatongan B) Nyai Roro Kidul C) Magindara D) Suvannamaccha
A) Goguryeo B) Joseon C) Baekje D) Silla |