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1
What underlying values are often explored in Viking sagas?
Money and power
Courage and loyalty
Fashion and trends
Boredom and laziness
2
What does the plot of a saga refer to?
The events that happen in the story
The characters involved
The time period of the saga
The moral lesson of the story
3
What do characters in Viking sagas often include?
Only animals
Modern day heroes
Historical figures and mythical beings
Fictional aliens
4
Why are themes important in Viking sagas?
They make the sagas longer
They are just for decoration
They confuse the reader
They provide important lessons
5
How do Viking sagas mix history and mythology?
By being written in modern language
By avoiding any real characters
By telling real events with mythical tales
By only focusing on historical facts
6
What can the setting of a saga help us understand?
The size of the book
The number of characters
Where events unfold
The author's life
7
What is the role of characters in a saga?
To drive the plot forward
To confuse the reader
To provide background music
To fill the pages
8
Which feature helps to understand when a saga takes place?
The themes
The plot
The characters
The setting
9
What types of settings might you find in a Viking saga?
An enchanted forest
A dramatic battle scene
A busy city in the future
A winter village
10
What are Viking sagas usually about?
Adventures and heroic deeds of Vikings
Only mythical creatures
Everyday life of modern people
Cooking recipes from the Viking age