The Wheel Of Time Book Trivia

The statement "This is true" confirms that Moiraine is indeed of noble blood.

The animal on Andor's flag is a lion.

Moiraine wears a blue gem above her eyes.

Matrim Cauthon learned to juggle from Thom Merrilin.

The correct answer is "in Andor" because the question is asking for the location of the two rivers. Among the given options, "in Andor" is the only location mentioned. Therefore, it can be inferred that the two rivers are located in Andor.

The given statement states that Rand is an Aiel. Since there is no contradictory information provided, we can assume that the statement is true. Therefore, the correct answer is "True".

The question is asking who Rand is bonded to. The answer states that there is no single answer above, implying that Rand is bonded to multiple people or none of the options provided are correct.

Faile's name means "Falcon" in the old tongue.

The given answer suggests that "A'dam" is a magic leash. This implies that A'dam is not a person or a name, but rather an object with magical properties.

The correct answer is "Is In the Isles of the Sea Folk." This suggests that Tremalking is located in the Isles of the Sea Folk, which implies that it is a specific place or region within that area.

The Aiel take the fifth of things from the people they beat in battle. This means that for every five things the defeated people possess, the Aiel take one. This practice demonstrates the Aiel's ability to assert dominance and claim spoils from their victories.

In the world of dreams, you have the power to change anything, including yourself. Dreams allow us to experience different scenarios and possibilities, allowing us to transform and adapt within the dream world. Therefore, the statement that you can't change yourself in the world of dreams is false.

The Oath Rod is a device in the Wheel of Time series that is used to bind Aes Sedai to certain oaths. These oaths restrict the Aes Sedai from certain actions, such as lying or using the One Power as a weapon. However, the Oath Rod also has a side effect of shortening the lifespan of the Aes Sedai who swear on it. This means that they will die hundreds of years earlier than normal channelers who do not use the Oath Rod. Therefore, the statement "The Oath Rod makes you die hundreds of years earlier than normal channelers will" is true.

The statement suggests that female channelers helped seal the dark ones' prison during the breaking. However, this statement is false. In Robert Jordan's fantasy series "The Wheel of Time," it was actually male channelers who helped seal the dark ones' prison, not female channelers. This is a key element of the series' lore and is mentioned multiple times throughout the books. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

The given statement is true. The Aiel waste is a region in the fictional world of The Wheel of Time series, and beyond it lies a land where channelers, individuals who can wield the One Power, have dominance. This suggests that in this particular area, channelers hold power and authority.

Graendal is the correct answer because she is known to have killed Asmodean in the Wheel of Time series. Asmodean was a former Forsaken, a group of powerful and evil individuals, and Graendal was one of them. She used her powers to manipulate and control Asmodean, ultimately leading to his death. This event plays a significant role in the overall plot of the series, making Graendal the person responsible for killing Asmodean.

Rand's bloodline stretches to Andorian and Aiel. This means that his ancestry includes both Andorian and Aiel heritage. The Andorians are a race of blue-skinned humanoids from the planet Andoria in the Star Trek universe. The Aiel, on the other hand, are a warrior society in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. Rand's mixed bloodline reflects his diverse heritage and adds depth to his character.

The correct answer is that Aiel do not see this as an odd thing to do and Rand is in love with both of them. This can be inferred from the dialogue between Aviendha and Rand, where Aviendha describes Elayne in a detailed and intimate manner. Rand's reaction suggests that he is uncomfortable with Aviendha's description, indicating that this behavior is not considered strange or inappropriate by the Aiel. Additionally, Aviendha's description implies that Rand is attracted to both Elayne and Aviendha, indicating that he is in love with both of them.

The value of a gold crown is 100,000 coppers. This means that it is worth a significant amount of money compared to the other options given. Coppers are typically considered to be of lower value compared to silver and gold, so having a gold crown worth such a large amount of coppers indicates that it is a valuable item.

The Prophecies of the Dragon refer to the predictions and foretelling about the lives and destinies of Rand, Mat, and Perrin. These prophecies are not historical scripts about the original dragon or fake myths, but rather specific insights into the actions and roles that Rand, Mat, and Perrin will play as the dragon reborn. The answer choice accurately reflects the subject matter of the prophecies.