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December Final Review
What did the slave steal from the dragon?
(adj) furious
December Final Review
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Test review: Old and Middle English Eras
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(adj) furious
cunning
courteous
livid
vicious
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What did the slave steal from the dragon?
gold coins
cup
necklace
silver
3
"...she ripped/And tore and clawed..."
paradox
personification
polysyndeton
parallelism
4
Which is NOT true of Sir Walter Raleigh?
The capital of North Carolina is named after him.
He was a poet, politician, spy, and explorer.
He was beheaded for plotting to kill King James I.
He had an affair with Queen Elizabeth in the Tower of London
5
(n) desire to do evil
scruples
malice
fiend
vicious
6
Beowulf was created during what English time period?
Neoclassic Era
Renaissance Era
Old English Era
Middle English Era
7
What Renaissance man painted "The Last Supper"?
da Vinci
Nicolaus Copernicus
Sir Walter Raleigh
Michelangelo
8
Beowulf and Doss are alike for all these, except one:
Both believe God directs their paths.
Both risk their lives to save others.
Both fall deeply in love.
Both choose not to use a weapon at times.
9
The story of Ivanhoe was written by . . .
Edgar Allen Poe
William Shakespeare
Robert Frost
Sir Walter Scott
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(adj) cruel; violent
imperious
vicious
courteous
cunning
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Which of the following is NOT true of Desmond Doss?
He is a Christian.
He refuses to carry a weapon.
He refuses to join the army.
He is a medic.
12
Which character is a dynamic character?
Beowulf
Hrothgar
Grendel
Unferth
13
Referring to Bible stories like Cain and Able and the Flood are . . .
metaphors
oxymora
Epiphanies
allusions
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(v) irritated; annoyed
gaped
vexed
purged
preceded
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(n) an expression of sorrow:
anxious
moor
solace
lament
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(v) turned away
purged
skulked
averted
vexed
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During the Middle Ages, which character trait was most admired?
sympathy
bravery
knowledge
kindness
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"She welcomed him in her claws..."
personfication
situational irony
onomatopoeia
verbal irony
19
(v) to get rid of
gape
moor
vex
purge
20
King Hrothgar built a mighty hall for his men, to reward and honor them. It was called . . .
Moor
Grendel
Herot
Unferth
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(adj) flexible; limber; agile
supple
vicious
courteous
imperious
22
The fierce fiend fell, following...
personification
polysyndeton
onomatopoeia
alliteration
23
What angers the fiend named Grendel?
A scop sings about God.
He was not invited to the hall.
King Hrothgar built Herot.
Beowulf killed his mother.
24
The Geats, Swedes, Danes, etc. were from Germanic tribes and were all called . . .
Irish
Anglicans
Anglo-Saxons
Shakespearean
25
(v) to hold in place with ropes or cables or anchor
moor
vex
purge
gape
26
(v) developing rapidly and successfully
anxiously
flourishing
gaing
vexing
27
What country did Private Doss and the others fight in during this movie?
Denmark
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
28
(adj) having qualities people admire
precious
noble
anxious
gruesome
29
(v) take intense enjoyment in
borne
relish
purge
moor
30
What kind of narrative poem is "Beowulf"?
haiku
epic
eulogy
sonnet
31
(adj) bossy; authoritative
imperious
cunning
vicious
courteous
32
During what war is "Hacksaw Ridge" set in?
Desert Storm
WWI
Viet Nam
WWII
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(v) to control
vex
moor
purge
check
34
At night, that lake burns like a torch
. This sentence uses . . .
metaphor
oxymoron
simile
personification
35
(n) the state of thriving and being successful
scruples
conscience
prosperity
lament
36
"...The iron sang its fierce song..."
verbal irony
situational irony
personification
onomatopoeia
37
This Renaissance man formulated a model of the universe with the sun at the middle.
da Vinci
Nicolaus Copernicus
Sir Walter Raleigh
Michelangelo
38
I see you combed your hair today. (Not.)
not irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
39
Ivanhoe was set during what era of literature?
Neoclassic
Old English
Middle English
Renaissance
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cocky; vain; conceited; arrogant
courteous
boastful
anxious
precious
41
(n) disapproval
prosperity
malice
reproach
scruples
42
(n) comfort
lament
solace
noble
precious
43
Whose drawing is this?
Michelangelo
Nicolaus Copernicus
da Vinci
Sir Walter Raleigh
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(v) move stealthily or furtively
gape
avert
relish
skulk
45
Grendel did not fear retaliation, or ...
prosperity
reprisal
solance
scruples
46
(n) hesitations
scruples
fiends
supple
moors
47
(n) evil spirit; demon; wicked person
fiend
gruesome
purge
vicious
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This poem dates to around...
1000-1200 A.D.
1776-1800 A.D.
400-700 A.D.
1400-1500 A.D.
49
(n) infertile, open land
reprisal
fiend
scruples
moor
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(adj) nervous; uneasy
anxious
precious
vexed
flourishing
51
Which Renaissance man painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Sir Walter Raleigh
Nicolaus Copernicus
Michelangelo
da Vinci
52
(v) looking with eyes wide in shock or horror
gaped
preceded
purged
vexed
53
(adj) sly; wily; devious; scheming
livid
imperious
cunning
vicious
54
(adj) polite; respectful
livid
cunning
courteous
vicious
55
Which Renaissance man painted this piece of art?
Michelangelo
Nicolaus Copernicus
da Vinci
Sir Walter Raleigh
56
(v) to go or come before
preceded
purged
vexed
relished
57
(adj) horrific; disgusting
livid
gruesome
fiend
skulked
58
"...wondering what the warriors would...
alliteration
personification
polysyndeton
parallelism
59
Most people during the Old English Era were . . .
cannibalistic
nomadic
cavemen
illiterate
60
How many years was Beowulf king of Geatland?
12
75
50
20
61
(n) one's inner sense of right and wrong
vicious
precious
conscious
conscience
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(adj) of great value
anxious
lament
precious
vexed
