A sculpture named for one of these things is bound by turquoise serpents and represents one of these things with a glyph for “movement.” Four gods representing the cardinal directions (0[1])created (0[4])the first (0[2])of these things (0[2])after defeating (20[1])a crocodile with mouths (0[1])on its knees. The end of one (20[1])of these things (0[1])occurred (0[1])after greedy humans (0[1])were turned into monkeys (20[1]0[1])and blown away (0[2])in a hurricane. (0[5])After one of these (20[1])things is hit with a stone club, (*) jaguars eat humanity. (10[1]0[1])In one story, (10[1])Nanahuatzin (“nana-WHA-tzin”) becomes (10[1])one of these things after (10[1])Tecuciztecatl (10[2])(“tec-coo-sis-tec-attle”) is too scared to jump into a bonfire. Human sacrifices (10[2])were made to Huitzilopochtli (“WEET-see-luh-POACH-tlee”) to prevent this thing (10[1])from (10[1])going black. (10[1]0[1])For 10 points, the Aztecs believed (10[1])they lived under the fifth cycle of what celestial object, (10[2]0[1])which titles (10[1])a Mexica ■END■ (10[3])