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