Which mythical creature is said to inhabit the forests and waters of Canadian folklore?
a) Bigfoot
b) Chupacabra
c) Wendigo
d) Kraken
Answer: c) Wendigo
In Canadian folklore, what is a “Loup-garou?
a) A friendly forest spirit
b) A shape-shifting wolf
c) A legendary bird
d) A mischievous trickster
Answer: b) A shape-shifting wolf
Which Canadian province is known for its tales of the “Old Hag” or “Night Hag” phenomenon?
a) Alberta
b) Ontario
c) Quebec
d) Newfoundland and Labrador
Answer: c) Quebec
What supernatural creature is often depicted as a mischievous trickster figure in First Nations folklore?
a) Sasquatch
b) Ogopogo
c) Coyote
d) Thunderbird
Answer: c) Coyote
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Chinook”?
a) A type of ghost
b) A giant sea serpent
c) A warm wind
d) A mythical warrior
Answer: c) A warm wind
Which mythical creature is said to haunt the waters of the Great Lakes in Canadian folklore?
a) Loch Ness Monster
b) Kraken
c) Ogopogo
d) Champ
Answer: c) Ogopogo
What legendary figure is known for making deals with humans in exchange for their souls in Canadian folklore?
a) Baba Yaga
b) La Llorona
c) Bloody Mary
d) The Devil
Answer: d) The Devil
What is the name of the ghost ship that is said to sail the waters off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador?
a) Black Pearl
b) Queen Anne’s Revenge
c) Flying Dutchman
d) Phantom Ship
Answer: d) Phantom Ship
Which figure from Canadian folklore is often described as a giant with a heart of gold and a desire to help others?
a) Paul Bunyan
b) John Henry
c) Big Joe Mufferaw
d) Johnny Appleseed
Answer: c) Big Joe Mufferaw
In Inuit mythology, what is the name of the powerful sea goddess associated with marine animals?
a) Sedna
b) Aurora
c) Tala
d) Nuliajuk
Answer: a) Sedna
Which creature from Canadian folklore is known as the “weeper of the woods” due to its haunting cries?
a) Lynx
b) Cougar
c) Loon
d) Barred Owl
Answer: d) Barred Owl
What is the name of the legendary creature said to inhabit the forests of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia?
a) Mothman
b) Jersey Devil
c) Jackalope
d) Big Red Eye
Answer: d) Big Red Eye
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Tornit”?
a) A shape-shifting trickster
b) A benevolent forest spirit
c) A fearsome giant
d) A mischievous fairy
Answer: c) A fearsome giant
What is the name of the mythical, bird-like creature in Inuit folklore that causes the northern lights?
a) Thunderbird
b) Wendigo
c) Raven
d) Ahklunak
Answer: c) Raven
Which figure from Canadian folklore is known for his incredible strength and feats of daring?
a) Johnny Appleseed
b) Paul Bunyan
c) Pecos Bill
d) Big Joe Mufferaw
Answer: b) Paul Bunyan
In First Nations folklore, what is the name of the underwater panther spirit?
a) Manitou
b) Piasa
c) Mishipeshu
d) Kukulkan
Answer: c) Mishipeshu
What is the name of the ghostly apparition said to appear near bodies of water, warning of impending danger?
a) La Llorona
b) Weeping Woman
c) Banshee
d) Water Sprite
Answer: c) Banshee
Which Canadian creature is often described as half-fish and half-human, luring sailors to their deaths?
a) Selkie
b) Kelpie
c) Mermaid
d) Siren
Answer: b) Kelpie
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Moss Woman”?
a) A spirit of the forest
b) A witch who controls plants
c) A shape-shifting trickster
d) A guardian of the mountains
Answer: a) A spirit of the forest
What supernatural phenomenon is associated with the town of Banff in Alberta, Canada?
a) Ghostly apparitions
b) Time travel
c) Northern lights
d) UFO sightings
Answer: a) Ghostly apparitions
Which First Nations figure from Canadian folklore is known as the “Trickster Transformer”?
a) Manitou
b) Nanabozho
c) Raven
d) Coyote
Answer: b) Nanabozho
What legendary creature from Canadian folklore is known as the “Boo Hag”?
a) A shape-shifting witch
b) A friendly forest spirit
c) A water sprite
d) A mischievous trickster
Answer: a) A shape-shifting witch
In Inuit mythology, what is the name of the supreme deity and creator of all things?
a) Manitou
b) Kukulkan
c) Sedna
d) Ahklunak
Answer: c) Sedna
Which legendary figure from Canadian folklore is known for his skill in crafting and building?
a) John Henry
b) Paul Bunyan
c) Johnny Appleseed
d) Big Joe Mufferaw
Answer: b) Paul Bunyan
What is the name of the mischievous and often destructive fairy-like creature in Newfoundland and Labrador folklore?
a) Puck
b) Kobold
c) Tommyknocker
d) Jann
Answer: c) Tommyknocker
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Jackalope”?
a) A mischievous fairy
b) A rabbit with antlers
c) A friendly forest spirit
d) A water sprite
Answer: b) A rabbit with antlers
What supernatural creature is often associated with the deep forests and remote areas of Canadian wilderness?
a) Yeti
b) Jersey Devil
c) Wendigo
d) Mothman
Answer: c) Wendigo
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Mapinguari”?
a) A shape-shifting trickster
b) A giant sloth-like creature
c) A mischievous fairy
d) A water sprite
Answer: b) A giant sloth-like creature
Which figure from Canadian folklore is known for his incredible speed and agility?
a) Johnny Appleseed
b) Big Joe Mufferaw
c) Flying Dutchman
d) The Wild Hunt
Answer: b) Big Joe Mufferaw
What legendary creature from Canadian folklore is said to guard the burial grounds and protect the spirits of the dead?
a) Chupacabra
b) Sasquatch
c) Wraith
d) Stonecoat
Answer: d) Stonecoat
Which supernatural creature is said to lure travelers off the path and into the wilderness in Canadian folklore?
a) Willow-wisp
b) Banshee
c) Will-o’-the-wisp
d) Brownie
Answer: c) Will-o’-the-wisp
What is the name of the supernatural figure in Inuit mythology associated with the Northern Lights?
a) Ahklunak
b) Kukulkan
c) Raven
d) Aakuluujjusi
Answer: d) Aakuluujjusi
Which mythical creature from Canadian folklore is known as a guardian of the forest and protector of wildlife?
a) Noppera-bo
b) Thunderbird
c) Ahklunak
d) Wendigo
Answer: b) Thunderbird
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Dungavenhooter”?
a) A mischievous trickster
b) A shape-shifting witch
c) A giant sea serpent
d) A helpful spirit
Answer: c) A giant sea serpent
What supernatural creature is known for its eerie cries often heard in the wilderness of the Canadian Rockies?
a) Wendigo
b) Sasquatch
c) Night Hag
d) Ghost Moose
Answer: d) Ghost Moose
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Mandjet”?
a) A shape-shifting witch
b) A friendly forest spirit
c) A mischievous fairy
d) A water sprite
Answer: b) A friendly forest spirit
Which legendary creature from Canadian folklore is said to resemble a large, black dog with fiery eyes?
a) Cu Sith
b) Barghest
c) Jersey Devil
d) Kelpie
Answer: b) Barghest
What supernatural figure is associated with the ghostly apparitions seen in the Miramichi River region of New Brunswick?
a) River Spirit
b) Drowned Maiden
c) Will-o’-the-wisp
d) Phantom Ship
Answer: b) Drowned Maiden
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Yara-ma-yha-who”?
a) A shape-shifting witch
b) A friendly forest spirit
c) A mischievous creature
d) A water sprite
Answer: c) A mischievous creature
Which legendary figure from Canadian folklore is known for his role in creating the world and teaching important skills to humans?
a) Johnny Appleseed
b) Glooskap
c) Paul Bunyan
d) Big Joe Mufferaw
Answer: b) Glooskap
In First Nations folklore, what is the name of the celestial trickster and culture hero associated with storytelling and wisdom?
a) Glooskap
b) Nanabozho
c) Big Joe Mufferaw
d) Paul Bunyan
Answer: b) Nanabozho
Which mythical creature from Canadian folklore is known for its eerie calls that sound like the cries of a baby?
a) Banshee
b) Chupacabra
c) La Llorona
d) Yallery Brown
Answer: d) Yallery Brown
What is the name of the legendary creature from Canadian folklore that is said to possess supernatural powers and is associated with the cold winter months?
a) Yuki-onna
b) Jack Frost
c) Frost Giant
d) Old Man Winter
Answer: b) Jack Frost
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Bushy-Limbed Spindly Man”?
a) A shape-shifting witch
b) A giant with long limbs
c) A friendly forest spirit
d) A mischievous trickster
Answer: b) A giant with long limbs
Which First Nations figure from Canadian folklore is known as a powerful healer and shapeshifter?
a) Glooskap
b) Nanabozho
c) Manitou
d) Big Joe Mufferaw
Answer: a) Glooskap
What supernatural creature is often associated with the northern lights and is said to dance across the sky?
a) Thunderbird
b) Wendigo
c) Aurora
d) Kraken
Answer: c) Aurora
In Canadian folklore, what is the “Sisiutl”?
a) A shape-shifting witch
b) A friendly forest spirit
c) A two-headed sea serpent
d) A mischievous trickster
Answer: c) A two-headed sea serpent
What legendary figure from Canadian folklore is known for his association with lumberjacks and his incredible strength?
a) Paul Bunyan
b) Johnny Appleseed
c) Big Joe Mufferaw
d) John Henry
Answer: c) Big Joe Mufferaw
In First Nations folklore, what is the name of the mythical bird associated with the winter season?
a) Thunderbird
b) Wendigo
c) Sisiutl
d) Snowy Owl
Answer: d) Snowy Owl
Which supernatural creature is said to haunt the waters of the St. Lawrence River, preying on sailors and fishermen?
a) Kraken
b) Jersey Devil
c) Ningen
d) Lusca
Answer: b) Jersey Devil
