A Hero's Journey (noun)

A story template involving a hero going to fight and comes back home learnt

Same first letter of close words.

People who spoke Old English traced their origins to Germanic settlers

Money paid to the murder victims' family.

A sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable,

A poem that tells you about a hero's journey and their daring feats.

The pause in a sentence than is caused by rythm.

Metamorphical compound word or phrase in old English

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A Hero's Journey (noun)
A story template involving a hero going to fight and comes back home learnt
A common way to describe someone's path to success
A famous book written in the Middle Ages talking about heroes
A major route that was made into a path for tourists.
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Alliteration (noun)
The use of famous quotes in a sentence.
Rhymes with each other.
Same first letter of close words.
The occurrence of putting completely opposite things into comparison
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Anglo-Saxon (noun)
People that take care of the government's moneye
A group of people that were involved in a mass killing.
People who spoke Old English traced their origins to Germanic settlers
Rich nobles who bought estates.
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Wyrd (noun)
Weird people described as deers
Fate; destiny
Anglo-Saxons' type of money
A God in their religion
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Wergild (noun)
Fake money that people made during the war period.
Medieval coins that were robbed by Mr. Wer.
Money paid to the murder victims' family.
Treasure that was used to bribe the prison guards.
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Diphthong (noun)
A sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable,
A sound formed by a combination of three letters in one syllable
Words in their Holy Book
Weird latin words that don't actually have a meaning.
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Epic Poem (noun)
A poem that tells you about a hero's journey and their daring feats.
A poem that has a cool cover page
A cool poem
A rare middle-aged poem
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Caesura (noun)
The pause in a sentence than is caused by rythm.
A type of pasta sauce.
A sentence that made people laugh.
A queen that ruled the British Empire
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Kenning (noun)
Metamorphical compound word or phrase in old English
Ugly or disgusting to look at
Praise highly in speech or writing
Situated not quite in the center of something
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Scop (noun)
A poet.
A scibe
A professional instrument player.
A tool used to scoop up animal waste
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Allusion (noun) is an implied or indirect reference to something of historical or political significance in literature.
True
False

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