INNOVATIVE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Mythology and Folklore

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I. Directions: Encircle the answer of the correct answer.

1. They/these are deities possessing human figures and characteristics.

a. Heroic figures c. gods and goddesses
b. animals d. goblin

2. They/these are wild creatures hiding in human form.

a. Heroic figures c. gods and goddesses
b. animals d. goblin

3. They/these are often the antagonist in the story or myth.

a. Monsters and demons c. goblin
b. Heroic figures d. gods and goddesses

4. They/these are semi-divine characters having superhuman powers.

a. Monsters and demons c. goblin
b. Heroic figures d. gods and goddesses

5. These are the sequence of events that occur in a story or myth suffered by the protagonist
to prove his/her worth.
a. Gods and goddesses c. the afterlife
b. Worlds destroyed d. Journey, quest and trials

6. A theme which emphasizes how the humans and other things are threatened and
punished by their own misdeeds.
a. Gods and goddesses c. the afterlife
b. Worlds destroyed d. Journey, quest and trials

7. A theme where the existence after death is being shown.

a. Gods and goddesses c. the afterlife
b. Worlds destroyed d. Journey, quest and trials

8. He married his own sister.

a. Poseidon c. Hera
b. Hades d. Zeus

9. The goddess of wisdom and Warcraft.

a. Athena c. Zeus
b. Poseidon d. Hades

10. He loves Persephone very much.

a. Athena c. Zeus
b. Poseidon d. Hades
11. His weapon is a big trident.
a. Athena c. Zeus
b. Poseidon d. Hades

12. Queen of the Heaven.

a. Poseidon c. Hera
b. Hades d. Zeus

13. S/he is the God/Goddess of sky in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Enlil c. Annu
b. Ishtar d. Ea

14. S/he is the God/Goddess of storm in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Enlil c. Annu
b. Ishtar d. Ea

15. S/he is the God/Goddess of wisdom in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Enlil c. Annu
b. Ishtar d. Ea

16. S/he is the God/Goddess of fertility in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Enlil c. Annu
c. Ishtar d. Ea

17. S/he is the God/Goddess of underworld in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Ishtar c. Annu
b. Erishkigal d. Enki

18. S/he is the God/Goddess of water in the Mesopotamian Mythology.

a. Ishtar c. Annu
b. Erishkigal d. Enki

19. This theory states that all myths and stories have hidden meanings.
a. Allegorical theory c. Etymological theory
b. Euhemerism d. Rationalism.

20. This theory states that myths and stories have origins.
a. Allegorical theory c. Etymological theory
b. Euhemerism d. Rationalism.

21. This theory states that myths and stories represents a logical thinking.
a. Allegorical theory c. Etymological theory
b. Euhemerism d. Rationalism.

22. This theory states that myths and stories arise from historical events.
a. Allegorical theory c. Etymological theory
b. Euhemerism d. Rationalism.

23. This theory states that myths and stories have several factors that influences how it is made.
a. Structuralism c. historical-critical theory
b. Freudianism d. ritualism
24. This theory states that myths and stories are created based on religious beliefs of the
ancient people.
a. Structuralism c. historical-critical theory
b. Freudianism d. ritualism

25. This theory states that myths and stories are based on dreams of people.
a. Structuralism c. historical-critical theory
b. Freudianism d. ritualism

26. This theory states that myths and stories are based on all human behavior.
a. Structuralism c. historical-critical theory
b. Freudianism d. ritualism

27. This theory states that myths and stories are created to explain natural phenomena.
a. Diffusionism c. Jungian Achetypes
b. Ritualism d. Naturalism

28. This theory states that myths and stories are based on cultural beliefs.
a. Diffusionism c. Jungian Achetypes
b. Ritualism d. Naturalism

29. This theory states that myths and stories are based on the collective unconscious mind of
people.
a. Diffusionism c. Jungian Achetypes
b. Ritualism d. Naturalism

30. The term Diwatas was derived from the term _______.
a. Divata c. devata
b. Dewata d. diwata

31. Known by the folk as the God of animal husbandry and aquaculture.
a. Lakampati c. Idiyanale
b. Dumangan d. Amanikable

32. The god who is the cause of turbulent waves at the sea.
a. Lakampati c. Idiyanale
b. Dumangan d. Amanikable

33. A hermaphrodite god.

a. Lakampati c. Idiyanale
b. Dumangan d. Amanikable

34. The goddess of morning.

a. Tala c. Mayari
b. Hanan d. Anitun Tabu

35. The goddess of wind and rain.

a. Tala c. Mayari
b. Hanan d. Anitun Tabu
36. The goddess of moon.
a. Tala c. Mayari
b. Hanan d. Anitun Tabu

37. The goddess of lost things.

a. Mayari c. Dumakulem
b. Anagolay d. Hanan

38. The god who guards the mountains.

a. Mayari c. Dumakulem
b. Anagolay d. Hanan

39. The protector of lovers.

a. Diyan Masalanta c. Detinos
b. Dayea d. Apolaki

40. The number one enemy of Bathala.

a. Diyan Masalanta c. Detinos
b. Dayea d. Apolaki

41. The god of male reproductive organ.

a. Lakambini c. Lakambakod
b. Lingga d. Hukloban

42. The protector of growing plants.

a. Lakambini c. Lakambakod
b. Lingga d. Hukloban

43. The apprentice of Sitan.

a. Lakambini c. Lakambakod
b. Lingga d. Hukloban

44. Known as the god of purity.

a. Lakambini c. Lakambakod
b. Lingga d. Hukloban

45. The maiden of anti-gluttony.

a. Lakambini c. Lakambakod
b. Lingga d. Hukloban

46. During the Yayoi period, prominent people were called?

a. Yamatu clan c. yamato clan
b. Yamoto clan d. yamotu clan

47. The youngest Titan who killed his father.

a. Cronus c. Coeus
b. Oceanus d. lapetus

48. She is regarded as the giver of life and food to the dead.
a. Nephthys c. Seth
b. Isis d. Osiris
49. The bridge between heaven and earth is called?
a. Bifrost c. befrost
b. Bafrost d. bufrost

50. The Chronicles of Japan, compiled in the eighth century.

a. Nihonge c. Nihonga
b. Nihongu d. Nihongi

51. The name "_____" means the "lady of the house.

a. Nebt-het c. Nebt-hit
b. Nibt-het d. Nibt-hit

52. A ritual purification by washing the entire body by the river.

a. Mesogi c. misogi
b. Mesoge d. misogi

53. They are female spirit warriors that ride the battlefields and find worthy slain warriors and
takes them to Valhalla.
a. Valkyris c. Valkyres
b. Valkyries d. Valkyrise

54. She is the goddess of grain.

a. Demeter c. Persephone
b. Athena d. Aphrodite

55. Woman with a feather on her head.

a. Ma’at c. Ra
b. Amun d. Nun

56. God of mischief and fire.

a. Thor c. Amun
b. Loki d. Ra

57. The one who is guarding the bridge between heaven and earth.
a. Hemdall c. Himdall
b. Heimdal d. Heimdall

58. God of the annual flooding of the Nile in ancient Egyptian religion.
a. Ma’at c. Amun
b. Hapi d. Nun

59. Protector of pregnant women, newborn babies & the family.

a. Bes c. Amun
b. Ma’at d. Nun

60. A sun disk with rays which end in hands.

a. Atin c. Aten
b. Ateen d. Atehn

61. These are the families that ruled China for thousands of years.
a. Chinese government c. chinese dynasties
b. Chinese people d. chinese laws
62. This is the only dynasty that was founded by a woman.
a. We dynasty c. Wi dynasty
b. Wo dynasty d. Wu dynasty

63. This dynasty founded the Mandate of Heaven.

a. Zhou dynasty c. Zhoa dynasty
b. Zhoe dynasty d. Zhoi dynasty

64. She’s a goddess and the creator of humans.

a. Na-ka c. Ne-ka
b. Nu-ka d. No-ka

65. S/he is the protector of man from evils.

a. Erh-Lang c. Erh-Lung
b. Erh-Ling d. Erh-Long

66. A four dragon king who ruled parts of the Earth and sea.
a. Ae c. Ao
b. Ai d. Au

67. He is the “Father of Heaven in Chinese Mythology.

a. Lau-Tien-Yeh c. Lao-Tian-Yeh
b. Lao-Tien-Yeh d. Lau-Tien-Yih

68. The Cosmic ruler in Chinese Mythology.

a. Huangdi c. Huangdu
b. Hoangdi d. Huangde

69. The Dragon God in Chinese Mythology.

a. Yinglung c. Yenglong
b. Yinglang d. Yinglong

70. The Judge in Hell in Chinese Mythology.

a. Pan Gian c. Pon Guan
b. Pan Gean d. Pan Guan

71. Considered as the Creator of the World in Chinese Mythology.

a. Pangu Kaitian Pidi c. Pango Kaitian Pidi
b. Pangu Kaitian Pide d. Pangu Kaitean Pidi

72. The Manuscript of Tui Bei Quan Tu was published in what year?
a. 1720 c. 1820
b. 1920 d. 1620

73. He became the Governor of all the innocent and wandering spirits between heaven and
hell after he died.
a. Qi Lang c. Qe Lang
b. Qi Lung d. Qiu Lang

74. He uses his nipples as his eyes.

a. Xeng Tian c. Xing Tian
b. Xing Tean d. Xang Tian
 75. He uses his third eye to see far away things and people.
a. Er Lung c. Er Ling
b. Er Lang d. Er Long

76. The Monkey God in Chinese Mythology.

a. Sun Wokung c. Son Wukong
b. Sun Wokong d. Sun Wukong

77. The God of Moats and Walls.

a. Ch’ing-Huang c. Ch’eng-Huong
b. Ch’eng-Huang d. Ch’eng-Hueng

78. The Goddess of Mercy and Compassion.

a. Kuwan Yin c. Kowan Yin
b. Kuwan Yen d. Kuwan Yan

79. Named as the Executioner of the Heaven.

a. Xeng Tian c. Xing Tian
b. Xing Tean d. Xang Tian

80. Named as the “Yellow Emperor.”

a. Huangdi c. Huangdu
b. Hoangdi d. Huangde

Prepared by:

Mrs. Arene Zyrene Baridon – Ramos