Myths And Legends Quiz

In the story "Arachne, The Spider Woman," a woman turns into an insect. This story is based on the Greek myth of Arachne, a talented weaver who challenges the goddess Athena to a weaving contest. When Arachne wins the contest, Athena transforms her into a spider as punishment for her arrogance. Thus, the correct answer is "Arachne, The Spider Woman."

In "The Wolf and The Kid" story, a kid immediately thinks an animal is bad.

Baba Yaga is a well-known character in Slavic folklore and is often depicted as an old witch. She is known for living in a hut that stands on chicken legs and for her association with magic and dark powers. In many stories, Baba Yaga is portrayed as a mysterious and powerful figure who tests and challenges the protagonists. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that the story involving an old witch is Baba Yaga.

The flower of Immortality is a myth or legend where a flower possesses power. In various myths and legends, the flower of Immortality is often depicted as a magical flower that grants eternal life or immortality to those who possess it or consume its petals. This flower is often sought after by gods, heroes, or mortals in their quests for everlasting life or to revive loved ones. Its power represents the desire for eternal life and the belief in the existence of a miraculous flower with extraordinary abilities.

The correct answer is "The Wolf and the Kid" because this story features a kid (a young goat) who climbs onto the roof to escape from a wolf. The story revolves around the kid's cleverness in outsmarting the wolf and ultimately saving itself from danger.

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In the story "Arrowhead Finger," a girl is healed by a plant.

In the story of Arachne, The Spider Woman, a woman named Arachne offends the gods by boasting about her weaving skills and claiming to be better than the goddess Athena. As a result, Athena challenges Arachne to a weaving contest, which Arachne ultimately loses. The gods punish Arachne by transforming her into a spider, condemning her to weave webs for the rest of her life.

In the book "The flower of Immortality," a girl meets and marries a monster. This suggests that the story revolves around the girl's encounter with a monster and their subsequent marriage. The other options, such as "Baba Yaga," "Arachne the spider woman," and "Arrowhead Finger," do not indicate a similar storyline involving a girl meeting and marrying a monster.