Link In The Legend Of Zeld The Wind Waker?

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1. What do Dodongos dislike? A. Water B. Fire C. Magic D. Smoke 2. How old is Link in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker? A. 12 B. 7 C. 10 D. 13 3. Who is the Sage of the Forest in Ocarina of Time? A. Saria B. Link C. Rauru D. Mido 4. What is the name of Link’s horse? A. Farore B. Epona C. Patches D. Sleipnir 5. What Nintendo employee is the Happy Mask Salesman based on? A. Koji Kondo B. Shigeru Miyamoto C. Reggie Fils-Aime D. Satoru Iwata 6. What item was stolen from the old lady in Majora’s Mask? A. A bomb bag B. A bag of jewels C. A sack of rupees D. Her pet dragon 7. Who is Anju’s best friend? A. Kafei B. Cremia C. Romani D. Link 8. What creature can be trapped in a bottle to heal you? A. Fairies B. Great …show more content…

Link C. Zelda D. Tetra 22. Who teaches Link a secret ocarina song? A. Impa B. Malon C. Saria D. The scarecrow 23. How often are men born into the Gerudo tribe? A. Every 25 years B. Every 75 years C. Every 200 years D. Every 100 years 24. What song did Malon learn from her mother? A. Zelda’s Lullaby B. The Scarecrow Song C. The Prelude of Light D. Epona’s Song 25. Who wields the Triforce of Courage? A. Groose B. Zelda C. Link D. Ganondorf 26. Where is Hyrule located in Wind Waker? A. In the sky B. Under Windfall Island C. In another dimension D. Beneath the Great Sea 27. Where does the Skull Kid place Epona after stealing her in Majora’s Mask? A. Ikana Valley B. Romani Ranch C. Clock Town D. Great Bay Temple 28. What is the King of Red Lions’ actual identity? A. Zelda B. Tetra C. Ganondorf D. The king of hyrule 29. What does Komali try to give to Medli as a gift? A. A scale B. A flower C. A gem D. A pearl 30. What does the Queen of Fairies give to Link? A. The Iron Boots B. A bow C. Fire and Ice Arrows D. The Triforce of Courage 31. Who turns Zelda to stone in Minish Cap? A. Ezlo B. Ganondorf C. Impa D. Vaati 32. Who is the leader of the Kokiri? A. Link B. Mido C. …show more content…

Sapphires D. Bugs 35. Who live in the cursed house in Kakariko Village? A. The Skulltula family B. The Grimm family C. The Shadek family D. The Sheikah family 36. What do adult humans turn into if they get lost in the Lost Woods? A. Skull Kids B. Stalfos C. Wolfos D. Deku scrubs 37. What is the name of the cowardly ship captain in Phantom Hourglass? A. Jack B. Linebeck C. Humphrey D. Canon 38. What type of shield immediately burns if it comes in contact with fire? A. The Deku Shield B. The Hyrule Shield C. The Mirror Shield D. The Fire Shield 39. Who travels on a magic carpet? A. Impa B. Ezlo C. Talon D. Gwonam 40. What did the Skull Kid steal from Kafei? A. A wedding ring B. A priceless gem C. His horse D. The sun mask 41. What instrument does Zelda play in Skyward Sword? A. Ocarina B. Harp C. Flute D. Violin 42. How many years does Link spend asleep in the Sacred Realm? A. 10 B. 5 C. 7 D. 2 43. According to a Hyrule guard, where do the Gerudo go to find boyfriends? A. Castle Town B. Gerudo Desert C. Lake Hylia D. Kakariko Village 44. What rare creature can be caught at the Lake Hylia fishing pond? A. The Gold Cod B. The Hylian Loach C. The Scarlet Crab D. The Hyrule

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