What Do You Know About Mythical Creatures?

What Do You Know About Mythical Creatures?

Myths and legends are all around us – every culture in the world has at least one or two. Besides them, fantasy stories in literature create so many more myths. What do all of them have in common? The creation of wonderful and sometimes terrifying mythical creatures. Some of them are made up of real animals, and others are completely new. If you are a big fan of myths, legends, and fantasy stories, chances are you know a thing or two about some mythical creatures. But how much do you really know? Well, that is what this quiz is designed to uncover! Test your knowledge of all things mythical creatures now.

What creature must drink blood to survive?

What do dragons guard?

What is a half human, half horse called?

What creature appears at the full moon?

Where do phoenixes live?

Which of the following animals does not make up a manticore?

What creature from pirate tales can control water?

What Tolkien creatures used to be elves in one origin story?

What creature can kill you if you look at it in the eyes?

What creature was Ariel?

Where is a yeti located?

What Harry Potter creature can only be seen by those who have seen someone die?

How many horns do unicorns have?

What is the horse-like creature with a horn called?

What creature can turn someone to stone with its gaze?

If a unicorn had wings, it would be what?

What are the creatures who look after trees called?

What creature has the head of a bull and body of a man?

What is the large, aquatic creature that looks like a serpent from Scottish folklore called?

What creature is known for breathing fire?

What is a wailing female spirit from Irish legend called?

What does a sphinx do when you meet it?

What creature collects teeth?

What creature can grant wishes?

What creature from Greek mythology is both a lion and a dragon?

What Do You Know About Mythical Creatures?

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