Norse Mythology

This country is NOT part of Scandinavia.

This was the Viking alphabet.

This was Baldur's one weakness.

These were Norse epic prose narratives that were passed down from generation to generation.

In order to return the hammer, this is what Thrym wanted.

This is the realm of the giants.

They were at the bottom of the Viking social structure.

These were warriors that used drugs to help get themselves in a frenzy before attacking/raiding.

This is the realm of the elves.

Odin gave up this to gain knowledge.

Norse Mythology comes from this region of the world.

These were Norse women warriors.

These were considered a symbol of a woman's power.

This was Odin's eight-legged horse.

This is NOT one of the meanings of the word "Viking."

This is the day of the week associated with Thor.

She tried to protect Baldur from his death by getting everyone, except mistletoe to promise not to hurt him.

She was the wife of Odin

This day of the week comes from Odin's name.

Loki's child that is half a living woman and half a corpse.

He killed Odin during Ragnarok.

These animals pulled Thor's chariot.

He accidently killed Baldur when Loki tricked him into throwing mistletoe at him.

This child of Loki was a giant wolf.

She is the goddess of fertility.

This was the name of Thor's hammer.

This is the realm where humans lived.

He was so fear by the gods that they had magical chains created to imprison him.

This is the realm of the dead

She was thrown to the lowest realm by Odin.

This was the great void that existed before the world was created.

He is considered the bravest of the gods because he agreed to feed Fenrir.

He was thrown to the bottom of the ocean by Thor.

This was the Vikings term for the end of the world.

This is how Tyr lost his hand.

This is the reason Thor had to dress up as a woman.

His body was used to create the world.

This child of Loki was a giant serpent.

This is the realm of the Aesir gods

He was the god of thunder.

During Ragnarok, he poisoned the land, water, and air with his venom.

This emerged with Ymir when the south melted parts of the north realm.

He was NOT one of Loki's children.

This is the tree of life that connects all the realms.

He was Thor's long-standing enemy that kills him during Ragnarok.

These were the bodies of water that Vikings used as their roads.

These were long, narrow warships powered by oars and sails.

This is the giant that stole Thor's hammer.

This is the name Jormungand is most commonly known by.

He leads the fire-giants against the gods during Ragnarok.