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Norse Mythology: The Mead of Poetry

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In this and many of the stories Odin lies and cheats to win. Is he a good god? Explain your answer and be specific.

Wax
a compound expression in Old English and Old Norse poetry with metaphorical meaning
Endearments
in a calm, peaceful, and untroubled manner
Mead
a word or phrase expressing love or affection
Serenely
producing or capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops
Auger
to increase in size, numbers, strength, prosperity, or intensity
Keenly
a tool with a helical bit for boring holes in wood
Kenning
an alcoholic drink of fermented honey and water
Fertile
to diminish in phase or intensity
Eventual
in an eager or enthusiastic manner
Wane
occurring at the end of or as a result of a series of events; final; ultimate
Which was the Ecstasy giver?
Bodn
Odrerir
Son
Bolverkr
Which is NOT an ingredient in the mead of poets?
Blood
Spit
Barries
Honey
What is Kvasir born of?
Spit
Barries
Blood
Honey
Which is Not a form that Odin takes in the story?
Snake
Dwarf
Giant
Eagle
What are Huginn & Muninn?
Ravens
Gods
Giants
Eagles
What two things made Kvasir wisest of the Gods?
Brain & Brawn
Strength & Mercy
Head & Heart
Body & Soul
Bolverkr is able to do the work of how many?
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