Werewolf Quiz!
Do you know the scientific name for a werewolf? What about the characteristics of someone who might be a werewolf? Take this quiz to find out the answers to these questions, as well as increase your knowledge!
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What is the scientific name for the Grey Wolf?
- A.
Australopithecus afarensis
- B.
Canis lupus
- C.
Canis latrans
- D.
Canis adustus
Correct Answer
B. Canis lupusExplanation
The scientific name for the Grey Wolf is Canis lupus. Canis refers to the genus of the wolf, which includes various species of wolves, while lupus is the specific epithet for the Grey Wolf. This binomial nomenclature is used in taxonomy to give each species a unique scientific name.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Who played the main werewolf in the "Twilight" series?
- A.
Taylor Lautner
- B.
Kellan Lutz
- C.
Jackson Rathbone
- D.
Robert Pattinson
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A. Taylor LautnerExplanation
Taylor Lautner played the main werewolf in the "Twilight" series. He portrayed the character of Jacob Black, who transforms into a werewolf in the story. Lautner's portrayal of Jacob was well-received by fans and he became one of the most recognizable actors from the franchise.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What is the psychological term for a person who thinks that he is a wolf?
- A.
Anthrolobos
- B.
Lycanthrobos
- C.
Lupine
- D.
Lycanthrope
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D. LycanthropeExplanation
The correct answer is "Lycanthrope." Lycanthrope is the psychological term for a person who believes that they can transform into a wolf or possess wolf-like qualities. This term is often used in folklore and mythology to describe individuals who experience a condition known as clinical lycanthropy, which involves a delusional belief in being able to transform into a wolf.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which of the following characteristics is NOT a sign that someone might be a werewolf?
- A.
Acne
- B.
Hairy palms
- C.
A unibrow
- D.
Curved fingernails
Correct Answer
A. AcneExplanation
Acne is not a sign that someone might be a werewolf because it is a common skin condition that affects many people, regardless of whether they are werewolves or not. Werewolves, on the other hand, are typically associated with characteristics such as hairy palms, a unibrow, and curved fingernails, which are not commonly found in non-werewolf individuals. Therefore, the presence of acne alone does not indicate that someone is a werewolf.Rate this question:
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- 5.
In "Teen Wolf" (1985), which sport does Michael J. Fox play?
- A.
Basketball
- B.
American football
- C.
Soccer
- D.
Swimming
Correct Answer
A. BasketballExplanation
In the movie "Teen Wolf" (1985), Michael J. Fox plays basketball. This can be inferred from the context of the question, as the movie revolves around a high school student who discovers he is a werewolf and uses his newfound abilities to excel in basketball.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What kind of material supposedly slays werewolves?
- A.
Salt
- B.
Copper
- C.
Silver
- D.
Gold
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C. SilverExplanation
Silver is believed to be the material that can slay werewolves. In folklore and mythology, silver has long been associated with supernatural creatures, including werewolves. It is said that silver possesses mystical properties that can harm or even kill these creatures. This belief is often depicted in literature, movies, and other forms of popular culture, where silver bullets or weapons are used to defeat werewolves. Therefore, according to popular lore, silver is the material that supposedly slays werewolves.Rate this question:
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- 7.
One common belief is that you will become a werewolf if one bites you. Which viral disease is responsible for this belief?
- A.
Rabies
- B.
Flu (influenza)
- C.
Herpes
- D.
Chickenpox
Correct Answer
A. RabiesExplanation
Rabies is responsible for the belief that being bitten by a werewolf can turn you into one. This viral disease is transmitted through the saliva of infected animals, such as dogs or bats. It affects the central nervous system and can cause aggressive behavior, hallucinations, and other symptoms that may be associated with the mythical creature. The misconception likely stems from the similarity between the symptoms of rabies and the folklore surrounding werewolves.Rate this question:
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- 8.
In 1992, a poll in _____________ found that 80% of respondents believes that werewolves existed.
- A.
England
- B.
America
- C.
Iceland
- D.
Russia
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D. Russia -
- 9.
What are the two kinds of werewolves?
- A.
Passive and aggressive
- B.
Herbivorous and carnivorous
- C.
Voluntary and involuntary
- D.
Passive and active
Correct Answer
C. Voluntary and involuntaryExplanation
The correct answer is "Voluntary and involuntary." This answer refers to the two different types of werewolves based on their ability to control their transformation into a wolf. "Voluntary" werewolves have the ability to transform at will, while "involuntary" werewolves transform against their will, often during a full moon. This categorization distinguishes between werewolves who have control over their transformations and those who do not.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What is NOT one of the supposed cures for removing the werewolf curse?
- A.
Kissing the werewolf
- B.
Piercing the werewolf's hands with nails
- C.
Medicinally (wolfsbane)
- D.
Power of exhaustion (long periods of physical activity)
Correct Answer
A. Kissing the werewolfExplanation
Kissing the werewolf is not one of the supposed cures for removing the werewolf curse. This suggests that the act of kissing the werewolf does not have any effect on breaking the curse. The other options listed, such as piercing the werewolf's hands with nails, using wolfsbane medicinally, and the power of exhaustion through physical activity, are all presented as possible remedies for removing the curse.Rate this question:
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