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(a) |
A two-headed creature from Egyptian
myths. |
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(b) |
A large glass bird from Peru. |
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(c) |
A small purple horse from Israel. |
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(d) |
A seven-headed snake from South America. |
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(a) |
Japanese trickster dog. |
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(b) |
Croatian flying rabbit. |
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(d) |
Australian water creature. |
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| 3. |
What is an hippocampus?
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(c) |
Steed for the Mer-people. |
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(d) |
Garbage disposal of the sea. |
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(a) |
A small gray horse that vanishes in
a blue flame on the Shetland Islands. |
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(b) |
A large green ox that eats small children
on the Easter Islands. |
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(c) |
A loud orange bird that calls out death
on the Hawaiian Islands. |
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(d) |
A curious black snake that steals virgins
on the Bikini Islands. |
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(a) |
Canadian creature that eats magic fruit. |
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(b) |
Native American creature that lives
underground. |
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(c) |
South American cattle that run through
the night. |
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(d) |
Central American goats that kill livestock. |
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| 6. |
Which mystics declared that the water-dwelling
salamander had an astral element of fire?
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| 7. |
What is a Tarroo-Ushtey?
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| 8. |
Where do thunder birds live?
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(a) |
A mole that enriches good people's gardens. |
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(b) |
A beetle that brings death to those
who cheat. |
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(c) |
A unicorn that can only be touched by
the pure of heart. |
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(d) |
A snake that brings riches to families
with good morals. |
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