Game of Thrones Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Starks and the North?
We are in the final stretch! The final Game of Thrones season is almost upon us! Winter is here and so are the White Walkers but how well do you know the North?
The North is the largest of the kingdoms of Westeros. It is home to the Wall, the Free Folk, direwolves, a lot of rich history and many prominent families. Among those prominent families are our beloved Starks!
Fans of both the show and the book series (A Song of Ice and Fire) have been treated to a wonderful fountain of information. The North contains a rich and vast history that goes back to the First Men.
The people of the North are vastly different from their counterparts in the South. In the words of Sansa Stark, “the Northerners are different, more loyal,” with a few exceptions of course. After all, you can’t compare the Boltons and the Mormonts, or the Starks to the Karstarks or Manderlys.
The families of the North, for the most part, stay out of the games the south likes to play. Well, at least they did. Until Ned Stark headed South to become Robert Baratheon’s Hand of the King and set off a chain of events that changed the North and it’s families forever.
Ned, Sansa, and Arya Stark found themselves in a den of lions, Robb and Catelyn Stark went off to war and Jon Snow found out just what lay beyond the Wall. Something that would change not only the Night’s Watch but also the Kingdoms of Westeros.
Considering the situation in which the characters find themselves in coming into the final season, I assume we’ll be spending long periods of time in the coldest kingdom in Westeros.
Take our quiz to find out how much you really know about House Stark and the North.
Game of Thrones Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Starks and the North?
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How did you do on our Game of Thrones Northern Quiz? Did the North truly remember, or does the North need a refresher?
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Maii Trueba de Buen
Maii is a 28-year-old writer who can be slightly invested in characters and their stories. She tries to give credit where credit is due but isn’t afraid to be honest in her writing. It's probably best not to ask about Lucifer or A Song of Ice and Fire, because you'll never hear the end of it. She graduated in film and has a certificate/minor in Art History. She brings that into her writing because, well, she’s a nerd. The only thing that beats her love of writing is her love of Pandas.