12-3 Midterm Review

Beowulf kills Grendel's mother by ___________.

The qualities of a good king are______, _______, and _______.

What is the home of Grendel/Grendel's Mother?

The original Beowulf manuscript was found in which ancient collection?

Words like "boom" or "honk" are examples of which of the following literary elements?

"Beowulf" was originally a/an __________ passed down by ___________. 

When and where does the play "Macbeth" take place?

True or false- Even animals are afraid of Grendel.

Bewoulf is a relative of Hrothgar- True or False 

How does Hrothgar know that his hall has been attacked before he sees it with his own eyes?

Who is King of Scotland at the end of Macbeth?

What is the main language of the Anglo-Saxons?

What is a weregild?

Harvest of Hail and Wine-Proud are examples of ___________.

Lady Macbeth admits the crimes committed by her and Macbeth.  True or False

The mood of "Macbeth" can best be described as ________.

Who is the legendary hero who initially kills the firedrake?

The Anglo- Saxon Period takes place in between which of the following years?

How many times does Macbeth visit the witches?

Comparing two unlike things NOT using “like,” “as,” or “than” 

"The most benevolent king rules within my dreams" is a quote by _____________.

a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning.

What are the 3 titles Macbeth holds during the play?

What is the real life event Animal Farm is symbolizing? 

Beowulf is attack by what animal as a child?

Which of the following Biblical characters is said to be Grendel’s father?

The three largest tribes of AS times are

What distracts Macbeth from the potential end to his reign/life?

Hrothgar is the father of Grendel. True of False

How many seamonsters does Macbeth kill?

Shakespeare wrote Macbeth in which of the following years?

The end of the play Macbeth mirrors the beginning in a specific way. Pick the best answer below

What groups migrated to modern day England during the Anglo-Saxon period? 

"Fair is foul, foul is fair"  is an example of a __________.

Unfearth is a character who shows the reader the ____________.

During Anglo-Saxon times what two religions were "intermingling" within society?

When performed the play "Macbeth" is known to the actors and crew members as _____________.

An extreme exaggeration

Beowulf and Wiglaf use which of the following to defeat the Firedrake?

What time of year does Beowulf take place?

Anglo-Saxon Period ends with the _________ invasion.

Who is the first great King of the Danes? He is the grand father of Hrothgar.

Lady Macbeth wants power to make up for....

What BEST shows Macbeth's mental breakdown

What is the loose translation of Beowulf's name found in our book?

Beowulf's best friend is a guy by the name of....

Who are Malcolm and Donalbain?

How many monsters does Beowulf kill?

Macbeth, Odysseus, and Beowulf all share on common trait.  Choose the best answer below.   

Who is the author of the English-Scottish history book from which "Macbeth" is adapted?

"In the middle of thing" is seen in epic poems and works as __________.

The rhythm/ meter of Shakespearian text is known as which of the following?

What does Beowulf do with his sword before he goes to meet Hrothgar?

Why is Macduff dangerous to Macbeth?

The "Beowulf" tale is said to take place between the ______ and _____ centuries