Beowulf Quiz 53 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which is not a trait of a good warrior
2. An infamous monster
3. What common Pagan beliefs are frequently mentioned in Beowulf?
4. What does Wiglaf do when he sees Beowulf faltering in his fight with the dragon?
5. Which of the following is an implied metaphor?
6. Long, formal speeches delivered by the major characters.
7. The original manuscript of Beowulf is in what literary form.
8. Which of these is the term for "a reference to something famous outside the text" ?
9. What is the initial reaction of the Danes towards Beowulf's arrival?
10. Condition of readiness for action
11. A journey to a place associated with someone or something well known or respected
12. Pain or distress
13. The OG of Danish kings.
14. Where do Grendal and his mother live?
15. He decrees a punishment for the cowardly warriors who ran away.
16. Read line 90 from Beowulf Sometimes at pagan shrines they vowed In what specific way is this line an example of a rhythmic pattern often found in Old English poetry?
17. Who are the main characters in Beowulf?
18. A confident statement of fact or belief
19. The reason behind keeping Grendel's arm shows that Beowulf needs a ..... to further his chances of .....
20. Which is the strongest universal theme in the epic Beowulf?
21. During the debate, the senator tried to ..... his opponent was not qualified for office.
22. What is the name of the beautiful Danish sword that Hrothgar gives Beowulf to fight Grendel's mother?
23. An Epic Hero is a larger-than-life character that battles the forces of evil and represent widespread national, cultural or religious values
24. As a warrior, Beowulf fought for all of the following except
25. Has the strength of 30 men
26. As Beowulf wishes, the Geats build
27. Grendel descended from this biblical figure:
28. What is the meaning of the term "lustre" in the following context: "Forged in the furnace of the sun, undimmed in lustre" ?
29. Pick the best synonym for the word fetter
30. The text reveals that Wiglaf "denounces" the warriors who deserted Beowulf. What does the word most likely mean?
31. What do some men say killed Beowulf?
32. Hygelac is a.....
33. A Danish warrior who is jealous of Beowulf and unable to fight Grendel.
34. Beowulf in the last battle is confident of his strength but he is also aware that he may not win the fight.
35. True or False ..... Vengeance was NOT a value in Beowulf.
36. Who is Beowulf's trusted friend and loyal subject?
37. What is NOT a reason Beowulf is still studied?
38. Grendel cannot sit on his throne because it is God-ordained, therefore sanctified
39. The loud horns and colorful banners helped to ..... the arrival of the newborn prince.
40. What does the dragon hoard, and how does this show symbolism? (Remember ..... this is the Stinky Dragon)
41. Which quality did Anglo Saxon people most value in a person?
42. Causing; trafficking
43. Which line contains a Diazeugma.
44. Beowulf was KIng Hygelac's:
45. Beowulf defeats Grendel with his
46. What is the cause of awakening the dragon?
47. What is the meaning of the word "ogre" in this sentence? The survivors believe that the ghostly ogre, being so well provided for, will abstain from haunting them.
48. Who is the lead character, hero/heroine, or whom a text is about called?
49. Archenemy of all things good and personification of evil
50. To where do Beowulf's warriors retreat? (Beowulf Fights the Dragon)
51. Beowulf's society values which of the following
52. In Beowulf, the story is told by a poet. What is another name for a poet?
53. How did the dragon die?
54. What religion were the Anglo-Saxons?
55. A loathsome beast is
56. " ..... May the Almighty Father keep you and in His kindness watch over your exploits." exploit means to:
57. When Beowulf speaks before fighting the dragon, how has he changed?
58. What does the word talon mean?
59. Why does Wiglaf think he and his comrades should help Beowulf fight the dragon?
60. The monster tried to ..... all of the warriors in Mead Hall by tearing them to shreds, but Beowulf stopped him.