A) The people of Uruk B) Shamhat C) Gilgamesh D) The gods
A) Beast B) Bird C) Man D) Spirit
A) Ishtar B) Ninsun C) Shamhat D) Siduri
A) Humbaba B) Anu C) Utnapishtim D) Enkidu
A) Enkidu B) Shamash C) Siduri D) Ishtar
A) Shamash B) Enkidu C) King of Uruk D) Lugalbanda
A) Enki B) Anu C) Ishtar D) Shamash
A) Power B) Immortality C) Love D) Wealth
A) Friend B) Brother C) Servant D) Father
A) Snake B) Eagle C) Bull D) Lion
A) Babylon B) Nineveh C) Uruk D) Ur
A) Enlil B) Humbaba C) Utnapishtim D) Anu
A) Ninsun B) Gilgamesh C) Aruru D) Ishtar
A) Ninsun B) Siduri C) Ishtar D) Shamhat
A) Enkidu B) Bilgames C) Huwawa D) Utnapishtim
A) Third Dynasty of Ur B) Early Dynastic Period C) Old Babylonian Period D) Akkadian Empire
A) Huwawa B) Enkidu C) Aelian D) Sîn-lēqi-unninni
A) He would find immortality B) He would die young C) He would become a god D) He would overthrow his grandfather
A) Babylonian Library B) Sumerian Archives C) Ur Excavations D) Library of Ashurbanipal
A) An eagle B) A serpent C) A lion D) A dragon
A) The Iliad and the Odyssey B) Beowulf and The Aeneid C) The Mahabharata and Ramayana D) The Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost
A) Utnapishtim B) Huwawa C) Enkidu D) Aga
A) Sword and shield B) Ring and staff C) Crown and scepter D) Mikku and pikku
A) Defeat by Humbaba B) Enkidu's death C) Rejection by Ishtar D) Oracle's prediction
A) Sent her away B) Kept her under guard C) Imprisoned her D) Banished her
A) Date palm B) Ziziphus tree C) Huluppu tree D) Sakku tree
A) Utnapishtim B) Huwawa C) Enkidu D) Aga of Kish
A) Late Bronze Age B) Neo-Assyrian Period C) Old Babylonian Period D) Middle Babylonian Period
A) Enmebaragesi B) Pabilgames C) Gilgāmeš D) Bilgames
A) King of Uruk B) Builder of walls C) The (kinsman) is a hero D) Chosen by Utu
A) Gudea B) Utu-hengal C) Agga D) Shulgi
A) Ninsun B) Lilitu C) Enlil D) The goddess Inanna
A) Utnapishtim B) Gilgamesh C) Enkidu D) Humbaba
A) Shamash B) Anu C) Ea D) Ishtar
A) Shamhat B) Inanna C) Siduri D) Urshanabi
A) Transforms Gilgamesh into a god B) Summons lions to attack Humbaba C) Turns the forest into a desert D) Blows eight winds in Humbaba's eyes, blinding him
A) Shamhat B) Siduri, the divine Alewife C) Ishtar D) Inanna
A) Siduri B) Enkidu C) Ishtar D) Shamash
A) Defy sleep B) Kill the Bull of Heaven again C) Conquer the Cedar Forest D) Marry Ishtar
A) Marry Ishtar B) Recover the lost items C) Lead Gilgamesh to the Cedar Forest D) Help Gilgamesh become immortal
A) Aelian. B) Barry B. Powell. C) Walter Burkert. D) Homer.
A) Both build a great wall around their city. B) Both sail to the land of the Phaeacians. C) Both are kings of Troy. D) Both encounter a woman who can turn men into animals.
A) They defeat underworld monsters. B) They are crowned as new rulers. C) Both find themselves unhappy while living with a seductive sorceress. D) They receive gifts from the gods.
A) Seuechoros. B) glgmš. C) Gilgamish/Jiljamish. D) Γίλγαμος.
A) Friedrich Delitzsch B) Austen Henry Layard C) Ashurbanipal D) George Smith
A) Friedrich Delitzsch B) Ashurbanipal C) George Smith D) Austen Henry Layard
A) As Uruk B) As Izdubar C) As Shamhat D) As Enkidu
A) The flood story from Tablet XI B) The death of Enkidu C) Gilgamesh's journey to the Cedar Forest D) The friendship between Gilgamesh and Enkidu
A) France B) Italy C) England D) German-speaking countries
A) British Museum B) Sing-Akademie zu Berlin C) Library of Ashurbanipal D) University of Leipzig
A) Das Gilgamesch-Epos B) Babel und Bibel C) Die große Täuschung (The Great Deception) D) Der Ursprung der Bibel
A) Peter Jensen B) Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton C) Sir Henry Rawlinson D) Alfred Jeremias
A) Akkadian B) Sumerian C) Hebrew D) Greek
A) Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton B) Peter Jensen C) Sir Henry Rawlinson D) Alfred Jeremias
A) Psychoanalytic interpretation B) Panbabylonianism C) Solar hero theory D) Romantic adaptation
A) Hermann Kasack B) Guido Bachmann C) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson D) Charles Olson
A) River Without Shores by Hans Henny Jahnn B) Gilgamesch by Guido Bachmann C) The Quest of Gilgamesh by Douglas Geoffrey Bridson D) Zabibah and the King by Saddam Hussein
A) Guido Bachmann B) Hermann Kasack C) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson D) Gregory Corso
A) River Without Shores B) Zabibah and the King C) Gilgamesch D) The Quest of Gilgamesh
A) Theodore Ziolkowski B) Wayne R. Dynes C) Charles Olson D) Susan Ackerman
A) Hans Henny Jahnn B) Saddam Hussein C) Guido Bachmann D) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson
A) Susan Ackerman B) Wayne R. Dynes C) Theodore Ziolkowski D) Charles Olson
A) Guido Bachmann B) Douglas Geoffrey Bridson C) Hermann Kasack D) Assyrian sculptor Lewis Batros
A) An American radio play group B) The Gilgamesh Group C) King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard D) A German avant-garde theater collective |