CLEAN : Icelands elves a force to be reckoned with

The video explores the folklore of elves in Iceland, highlighting their cultural significance and influence on construction projects. It discusses the elf school in Reykjavik, where beliefs are passed down through generations. The video also examines the perception of elves, their literary origins, and the belief in their existence among Icelanders.

What is a common belief about elves in Iceland that affects construction projects?

• Elves are thought to live in certain rocks, so projects are altered to avoid disturbing them.

• Elves are believed to curse any construction that disturbs their homes.

• Elves are believed to bring good luck to new buildings.

• Elves are considered to be guardians of the land, so they are consulted for every project.

Who is Hidden Magnus and what is his contribution to the study of elves?

• A government official who negotiates with elves.

• A psychic who claims to communicate with elves.

• A historian who writes about elves in medieval sagas.

• An educator who runs an elf school and shares knowledge about elves.

According to Icelandic folklore, who can see hidden beings?

• Anyone who believes in them.

• Only adults with special glasses.

• Psychics and small children.

• Only those who have been blessed by an elf.

What percentage of Icelanders reportedly believe in elves?

• About a quarter.

• About half.

• About three-quarters.

• About a third.

When did elves first appear in Icelandic literature?

• 500 years ago.

• 1000 years ago.

• 1500 years ago.

• 2000 years ago.