Quiz On The Book Sea Of Trolls By Nancy Farmer
A quiz on the book Sea of trolls. I hope it is very informative.
Questions and Answers
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Please write a paragraph on how Jack changes through the book. At the beginning of the book Jack see's himself as a worthless farm boy, but as the story goes on and he is trained by the Bard he begins to like himself more. His adventure starts when he is captured by Norsemen and he is sure his life will end there, but it doesn't and he finds himself going on a perilous quest into the land of the Trolls and saving him and his sister's life.
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Summary of the book The Sea Of Trolls by Nancy Farmer The book Sea of Trolls is about and average farm boy who through the book becomes stronger. Jack, the main character of the Sea of Trolls, is not strong like the Blacksmith's Son, but he is able to become a bard, a magician who commutes with nature to summon winds and create mist. He becomes the apprentice of the Bard, a master referred to as DragonTongue, and begins his training. After a few months news comes of a raid of the Holy Isle by Berserkers, humans who when eating a special herb become wolf headed abominations. A few days later they attack his village. He is captured along with his sister Lucy, a small girl no older than six, and they voyage onto the seas. Then they are bargained for along with their fellow captives at the slave markets, but they alone are not sold. Olaf One-Brow, the Berserker’s leader, has a special plan for them. They are to be given to the half-troll shape shifter Queen Frith, but when she loses her hair at his little sister's insult she takes Lucy hostage and promises to kill her if her hair is not returned before a week is gone. Hearing this, he and the crew of Berserkers venture to the land of trolls hoping to find answers. They return just in time with the knowledge they need to return Queen Frith her hair and the adventure ends there hinting at a second book in the series.This book is about the journey from being just a farm boy to being a Bard, and the adventure that follows.
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Write a paragraph about Thorgil's change throughout the book. At the beginning of the book Thorgil is mean to Lucy and just cruel in general. She does have a good reason to though. She was desserted by her father and sent to live in the forest where she was raised by the king's dogs. At the end when she drinks the water from the magic well she becomes more calm, and does not want to kill herself in battle anymore. She is the second main charecter and her transition is very important in the book.
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Write a paragraph about the Norns and thier policy. The Norns are like time themselves and the chess game they play at the troll queen's castle is a game of people lives. The Norns are birth, ageing, and death, and all that are in between. Nancy Farmer uses them as such in her writing.In The Sea of Trolls they are the most powerful charecters. Even the Norsemen are afraid of the Norns.
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Write a paragraph about the two sides of Olaf One-Brow Olaf One-Brow is two people. He's a kind ruler of a ship and a civil warrior. When he eats these special herbs hebecomes someone else, a wolf-headed demon who kills and kills and shows no mercy even for a tiny helpless baby. In a diffrent place he could become a hero. Instead he kills millions and thinks it right.
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Write a short paragraph about the troll queen. The troll queen defys all stereotypes about the trolls. She is kind yet powerful, and does not kill on sight as Jack is told. She has more of a grandmotherly nature, and asks them to refer to her mother.She rules with a gentle, but stern grip on the troll world.
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Explain the Bard and Jack's relationship. The Bard seems to be quite stern and also very wise. Jack seems to look up to him as a mentor. The Bard also shows that he cares about Jack. The amulet of protection is the Bard's greatest treasure, and I don't think he would give it away on a whim. Jack also shows he cares by feeding the Bard when he is driven insane by the Nightmare.
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Does Olaf deserve to die? Olaf does plenty of horrible things in his life. He raids villages and kills innocent people. Yet he is very protective of Jack and his sister Lucy once her finds out he is a bard, and that she could be a gift to the queen. When the bear-troll attacks him he rushes into battle and brings it down at the cost of his own life. He was a horrible person yet he didn't deserve to die because of the kindness he shows to Jack and Lucy.
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Explain Lucy. Lucy thinks she is a princess because her father tells her so. For that reason she is snobby and bossy to her mother and father. She is the reason the vikings catch her and her big brother Jack. She is spoiled by her father. I think that Lucy is not naturally mean, but her father is the real source of her meanness.
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Explain the Viking code of battle. The Norseman motto is fame never dies meaning it doesn't matter if you die only if your stories live on long after you. Viking's also belived that when you died at war you went to Valhalla ruled over by Oden, a viking god. They also belived that it was honorable to kill innocents as long as you went to battle and did not take a less painful road.
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What is the name Jack gives the crow that follows him around?
- A.
Blackwing
- B.
Shadowclaw
- C.
Bold Heart
- D.
Redeye
Correct Answer
C. Bold HeartExplanation
Jack gives the crow that follows him around the name "Bold Heart". This name suggests that the crow has a courageous and brave nature, symbolizing its loyalty and determination to stay by Jack's side. It implies that the crow has a strong and fearless personality, making it a fitting name for the bird.Rate this question:
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Thorgil's real name is...
- A.
Jill
- B.
Ann
- C.
Olivia
- D.
Belle
Correct Answer
A. JillExplanation
The correct answer is Jill because it is stated that "Thorgil's real name is..." and Jill is the only option provided as a potential real name for Thorgil.Rate this question:
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How many legs does a Nightmare have?
- A.
4
- B.
Too many to count. 8
- C.
100
- D.
3
Correct Answer
B. Too many to count. 8Explanation
The question is asking for the number of legs a Nightmare has. The answer "Too many to count" suggests that a Nightmare has an excessive amount of legs, implying that it has more than eight legs. The answer "8" is incorrect as it implies that a Nightmare has the same number of legs as a spider.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Olaf One-Brow dies in a fight with a...
- A.
Sea Monster
- B.
Dragon
- C.
Troll-Bear
- D.
Giant
Correct Answer
C. Troll-BearExplanation
Olaf One-Brow dies in a fight with a Troll-Bear. This suggests that the Troll-Bear is a formidable opponent capable of overpowering and ultimately killing Olaf. The fact that Olaf dies in the fight indicates that the Troll-Bear is stronger or more skilled in combat. Therefore, the Troll-Bear is the correct answer as it aligns with the given information.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Thorgil is one of the Queen's ragers.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Thorgil is not one of the Queen's ragers.Rate this question:
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On the bridge a giant osprey attacks them.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
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Jack's big moment is when he kills a giant spider.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement states that Jack's big moment is when he kills a giant spider. However, there is no information provided in the question or context to support this statement. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether the statement is true or false.Rate this question:
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- 19.
What happens when Rune drinks the water from the holy well.
Correct Answer
He regains his voice back.Explanation
When Rune drinks the water from the holy well, he regains his voice back. This suggests that the water from the holy well has a special power or healing property that allows Rune to overcome his voice loss. By drinking this water, Rune is able to restore his ability to speak, indicating that the water has a transformative effect on him.Rate this question:
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What is the climate of the troll's land?
Correct Answer
Icy TundraExplanation
The climate of the troll's land is an icy tundra. This means that the land is characterized by extremely cold temperatures and a frozen landscape, with little vegetation and a harsh environment. The word "icy" suggests that the land is covered in ice, while "tundra" refers to a type of biome that is found in the Arctic regions, with low temperatures and a short growing season. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that the troll's land has a cold and barren climate.Rate this question:
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Jacks father wished to become a monk on the...
Correct Answer
Holy Isles - 22.
What is the end of the world in Viking culture called?
Correct Answer
RaganokExplanation
Raganok is the correct answer for the end of the world in Viking culture. In Norse mythology, Raganok refers to the final battle between the gods and the giants, resulting in the destruction of the world. This catastrophic event signifies the end of the current age and the beginning of a new one. It is a significant concept in Viking culture, representing the cyclical nature of life and the inevitability of change and renewal.Rate this question:
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The amulet the Bard gives Jack is called...
- A.
The Amulet of Protection
- B.
The Amulet of Life
- C.
The Amulet of Defense
- D.
The Amulet of Resurrection
Correct Answer
A. The Amulet of ProtectionExplanation
The amulet given by the Bard is called "The Amulet of Protection" because it is designed to protect the wearer from harm or danger. This suggests that the amulet has magical properties that can provide a shield or ward against various threats, such as physical attacks or negative energies. The name "The Amulet of Protection" implies that its primary purpose is to ensure the safety and well-being of the person wearing it.Rate this question:
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Thorgil thought up the poem/story....
- A.
Little Red Riding Hood
- B.
Jack and the Beanstalk
- C.
Jack and Jill
- D.
The 3 Little Pigs
Correct Answer
C. Jack and Jill -
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement "Jack's family is atheist" is false. This means that Jack's family does not identify as atheist and likely holds a different religious belief or does not have a religious belief at all.Rate this question:
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- 26.
Lucy thinks she is a princess.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement suggests that Lucy believes she is a princess. This implies that Lucy perceives herself as royalty or holds herself in high regard. The answer "True" indicates that the statement is accurate and Lucy does indeed think she is a princess.Rate this question:
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kindaskitur means rat poop in the viking language
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
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How many Erics are on Olaf One-Brow's ship?
- A.
1
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
2
Correct Answer
B. 3Explanation
The question is asking for the number of Erics on Olaf One-Brow's ship. Out of the given options, the correct answer is 3. This means that there are three Erics on the ship.Rate this question:
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seider means...
Correct Answer
witchcraft
magician
witch - 30.
The Norns play checkers in the troll queen's castle.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
There is no information given in the statement about the Norns playing checkers in the troll queen's castle. Therefore, it can be concluded that the statement is false.Rate this question:
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- 31.
Thorgil can talk to birds after she got dragon blood in her eyes.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Thorgil gaining the ability to talk to birds after getting dragon blood in her eyes suggests that the dragon blood somehow enhanced her sensory perception or granted her a special ability. This implies that there is a direct cause and effect relationship between the dragon blood and Thorgil's newfound ability to communicate with birds. Therefore, the statement "True" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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The troll queen tells Jack and Thorgil to call her...
- A.
Mommy
- B.
Mother
- C.
Empress
- D.
Grandmother
Correct Answer
B. MotherExplanation
The correct answer is "Mother" because the troll queen wants to be addressed with a term of endearment and familiarity. "Mommy" is too informal, "Empress" is too formal and authoritative, and "Grandmother" implies a familial relationship that may not exist. "Mother" strikes a balance between affection and respect, which is likely what the troll queen desires.Rate this question:
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The troll-boar that breaks free from his pen is named...
- A.
Baring Teeth
- B.
Trample Feet
- C.
Anger Snout
- D.
Golden Bristles
Correct Answer
D. Golden BristlesExplanation
The correct answer is "Golden Bristles." This answer is likely correct because it is the only option that fits the description of a troll-boar breaking free from his pen. The term "Golden Bristles" suggests that the troll-boar has a distinctive feature, which could be its golden-colored bristles. This makes it unique and different from the other options, which do not specifically indicate any physical attribute of the troll-boar.Rate this question:
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How mant babies are in the Dragon's nest
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1
- B.
5
- C.
4
- D.
3
Correct Answer
C. 4 -
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Olaf One-Brow gives his sister Lucy to the half-troll queen Frith.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement claims that Olaf One-Brow gives his sister Lucy to the half-troll queen Frith. However, there is no evidence or context provided to support this claim. Without any further information, we cannot assume that this statement is true. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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