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Intro to Beowulf Vocab Review
Intro to Beowulf Vocab Review
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The Germanic tribes were from which present day countries?
Poland, Germany, France, and Russia
France, Portugal, Finland and Belgium
Denmark, Netherlands, Norway and Germany
England, Scotland, Wales and Sweden
2
The repetition of vowel sounds in unrhymed, stressed syllables.
alliteration
assonance
paganism
personification
3
The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes, all together were called
Elizabethans
Anglo-Saxons
Geats
Britains
4
"Religion of peasantry" known for the worship of "false gods", nature and the elements.
paganism
caesuras
Christianity
kennings
5
The character of
Beowulf
is a
priest
Spartan warrior
legendary hero
villian
6
The Germanic tribe how were from present day N. Germany and S. Denmark
Jutes
Irish
Angles
Saxons
7
This Germanic tribe was mostly from present day Norway. The original Vikings.
Danes
Angles
Saxons
Jutes
8
Rhythmic breaks in the middle of lines, where the reciter could pause for breath.
assonance
caesuras
alliteration
kennings
9
A larger-than-life character whose accomplishments are celebrated in traditional tales.
villian
Anglo-Saxon
legendary hero
protagonist
10
An epic is a short lyrical poem containing structured rhyme.
False
True
11
The repetition of initial consonant sounds in accented syllables.
caesuras
assonance
kennings
alliteration
12
The name of the culture that the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes comprised was called
Battle Axe
Paganism
The Greatest Generation
Epic Age
13
Germanic tribe whose name is derived from the "seax" knife they used.
Angles
Jutes
Britains
Saxons
14
The Anglo-Saxons first settled England in what century?
7th Century
5th Century
6th Century
4th Century
15
The Anglo-Saxon language can also be called:
Old English
Norman English
Anglican English
Middle English
16
Beowulf
was written in Middle English.
True
False
17
A travelling storyteller who memorized, adapted, and passed along an oral tradition of stories and songs.
Scop
Angle
Saxon
Jute
18
One unique characteristic about the story of
Beowulf
is
it was written in Elizabethan English
it contains a mix of Christian and pagan beliefs
there is no hero
it's a mix of Old and Middle English
19
The historical Age in which the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes existed is called
The Ice Age
The Age of Legends
The Iron Age
The Nordic Age
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Elements in a poem composed for easy memorization. Contain lines with regular rhythms & usually four strong beats.
assonance
epic
Anglo-Saxon lyrics
alliteration
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Two-word poetic renamings of people, places, and things.
assonance
kennings
alliteration
caesuras
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The Anglo-Saxons were expert seafarers who sailed the ocean to raid or settle other lands.
True
False