"Sir Gawain"

Why does Gawain claim to take Arthur's place in the game?

Who crashes King Arthur's party?

Who steps forward to take on the Green Knight initially?

What time of year is the party being held?

Which character ridicules the partygoers?

What lesson does the Green Knight share with Gawain at the end of the story?

Which "gift" does Gawain selfishly not share with the Lord?

Which character welcomes Gawain to his home as he is searching for the Green Knight?

Which character tries to seduce Gawain during his three-day stay at their home?

What ideal of chivalry is Gawain displaying by stepping forward to fight the Green Knight?

Which best describes Gawain's feelings at the end of the story?

Which of the following elements of medieval romances is NOT present in the story?

In what way did Gawain violate the knight's code of chivalry?

Which two characters were the same person?