Beowulf Quiz 49 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which state of the Hero's Journey did these happen in Beowulf?Beowulf returns home to Geatland.
2. The desire to harm others; intending or intended to do harm
3. Individual scene in graphic novel, often framed by a border
4. Who ends up becoming King of the Geats?
5. Which event takes place after Hrothgar welcomes Beowulf?
6. Latin was spoken by
7. A long, dangerous journey or mission undertaken by epic hero
8. Give the meaning:unbidden
9. Which of the following is NOT an example of an External Conflict?
10. What is the name of the queen of Denmark in Beowulf?
11. The theme of this story is:
12. Who kills Beowulf?
13. Vicious monster who struck down 30 Danes in their sleep.
14. Human, causing death, having to do with death
15. At the beginning of a movie, large crowds of people are running away from something, but the viewer has no idea what it is. Five minutes into the movie, the action switches back to show where a little boy opens the lion's cage at the zoo. This is an example of
16. What does the line "His soul left his flesh, flew to glory" suggest?
17. Before written documentation, how were most stories passed down?
18. This is the name of Unferth's sword that he gives to Beowulf
19. A resting place of a wild animal
20. Wiglaf was the one noble who remained loyal to Beowulf.
21. How does Beowulf seem superhuman the day he defeated Grendel's mother?
22. The journey of the hero and the epic hero are examples of:
23. The word patriarchal refers to a society run by
24. Beowulf confronts..... and rips off his arm.
25. How was the Dragon defeated?
26. How did Beowulf make the battle with Grendel a fair fight?
27. Grendel is defeated because Beowulf does not loosen his grip on him, tearing his arm off, and then bleeding to death.
28. How many years did grendel terrorize the Danes?
29. What does Grendel do when he comes to the hall at night?
30. Beowulf's decision to face the dragon alone reflects his:
31. Anglo-saxons and Norse people share similar funeral practices
32. Give the meaning:sinewy
33. Based on the story of Beowulf, we can infer that the author is a/an .....
34. Which three countries made up the Norse lands?
35. King Hrothgar's statement to Beowulf allows the reader to the reader to infer that:
36. Rabbit's feet and four-leaf clovers are considered good .....
37. What do conventions refer to?
38. What are the characteristics of an epic hero?
39. A stock or store of money or valued objects, typically one that is secret or carefully guarded. cache, stockpile, reserve, reservoir, fund, accumulation;
40. How long has Grendel been terrorizing the Danish people?
41. A descriptive phrase or compound word that substitutes for a noun.
42. A malignant tumor grows uncontrollably and spreads to other parts of the body. In this sentence, malignant means .....
43. To pursue stealthily
44. The author of The Canterbury Tales is
45. Which word describes something as 'gruesome'?
46. What is the main purpose of the prologue in Beowulf?
47. How does the fight in the lake with Grendel's mom contrast with the fight with Grendel?
48. In the Anglo-Saxon communal hall, heroic narratives were told by skilled storytellers called
49. Newly created or noticed and growing in strength or popularity
50. How long did Beowulf rule the Geats?
51. What do most of Beowulf's warriors do when they see he is losing the battle with the dragon?
52. Beowulf lives a quiet, peaceful life; shares most of his wealth from King Hrothgar; protects Hardred until he dies in battle. He is then asked what question?
53. Which of the following is NOT one of the three tribes who formed the Anglo-Saxons? (ELAGSE11-12RL9; DOK2)
54. Her ..... glance was brief, but it made the frightened child retreat.
55. This man is killed by Grendel's mother
56. What is the name of the main character in Beowulf?
57. The Anglo-Saxons practiced retributive justice.
58. To hand down, to give or to leave in a will
59. Pus-filled, liquidy pimples
60. The Germanic and Scandinavian tribes did what with the religion of the people they conquered?