| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Mischief | arrow_right_alt | wild animals that are harmful to crops, farm animals, or that carry disease |
Valiant | arrow_right_alt | very eager or greedy for food, satisfaction, or gratification |
Persuaded | arrow_right_alt | not feeling or showing emotion |
Prodded | arrow_right_alt | having qualities or an appearance traditionally associated with women |
Highborn | arrow_right_alt | think about carefully, before making a decision or reaching a conclusion |
Impassively | arrow_right_alt | poke with a finger, foot, or pointed object |
Ravenously | arrow_right_alt | having noble parents |
Feminine | arrow_right_alt | possessing or showing courage or determination |
Pondered | arrow_right_alt | playful misbehavior or troublemaking |
Vermin | arrow_right_alt | to prevail on (a person) to do or believe something by advising or urging |
Who comes up with the plan to get Thor’s hammer back?
Which is not a characteristic used to describe Thor?
Where did Thrym hide Thor’s Hammer
What pulls Thor’s chariot?
Which food was NOT served at the wedding?
Who forged Mjollnir?
What Does Thrym’s sister want as a bridal gift?
Most myths are meant to teach lesson or explain why something is the way it is. In your opinion, what is the story of Freya’s Unusual wedding supposed to teach or explain to us? Explain your answer and be specific.