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1
What is the symbolism of the spring setting?
Spring is known for its beauty and the pilgrims are on a journey for fun
Spring symbolizes renewal, and the pilgrims seek a fresh start.
Spring is hot and the pilgrims have hot tempers during their journey
Spring is rainy and the pilgrims are moody during their journey
2
What is the central theme of the ballad "Bonnie Barbara Allan"?
Adventure and heroism
War and conflict
Fantasy and magic
Love and betrayal
3
Which epic poem is considered the most important work of Anglo-Saxon literature?
The Hobbit
Beowulf
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
The Canterbury Tales
4
When was Beowulf most likely first told and written down?
Told 300-400, written 500-700
Told 800-1100, written 1300-1500
Told 400-600, written 700-1099
5
When a thane would serve and protect the king with his life, and in turn received a home, food, etc. This was called...
Feudalism
Manorialism
Vassalage
Comitatus
6
What type of literature was most common during both the Anglo-Saxon and Middle English periods?
Gothic Short Stories
Romance Novels
Ballads and oral storytelling
War and crusade dramas
7
Which TWO things did the Romans introduce to Britain during their rule that helped spread literature?
Roads
Larger Cities
Bakeries
Storytelling
8
“To be or not to be - that is the question.” and “I spoke no words - he made no sound.” are examples of....
Kenning
Epithet
alliteration
Caesura
9
In "Bonnie Barbara Allan," what causes the death of the male character?
A battle wound
a fever
A poisoned drink
Heartbreak over Barbara Allan’s rejection
10
The most accurate description of the group of pilgrims is a…
variety of individuals who hav qualities that are meant to make you unhappy
collection of people who are obsessed with money and sensual pleasures
a group of flawed individuals from a variety of walks of life,
11
What historical event put an end to the Anglo-Saxon time period?
the silk trade
Roman invasion
the Norman invasion
The War of Roses
12
What is the tone of the ballad "Get Up and Bar the Door"?
Suspenseful and dramatic
Inspirational and heroic
Light-hearted and humorous
Serious and tragic
13
Who is considered the ‘father of English’ because he promoted the language of the commoners similar to what we use today
Giovanni Boccaccio
Sir Gawain
Geoffrey Chaucer
Christopher Marlowe
14
How many “original” copies of the manuscript have survived and are now stored in the British library?
7
1
0
4
15
Who wrote Beowulf?
George Campbell
Anonymous
Geoffrey Chaucer
Arthur Runic
16
Chaucer most likely includes the Pardoner and his tale to MOST strongly criticize…
the corruption of the church during his time
capitalist who want to make money
gullible people who give their money away to frauds
everyone on the pilgrimage because they are all greedy
17
What happens to the husband and wife as a result of their argument in "Get Up and Bar the Door"?
They find a compromise and lock the door together
They are visited by robbers who force them to get up
They are visited by a royal messenger
They are both kidnapped by thieves
18
Both literature lovers and historians value The Canterbury Tales as a literary masterpiece that also…
is a nonfiction account of the middle ages
highlights the transition from Anglo-Saxon life to the middle ages
debunks myths about the middle ages
shows a glimpse into the lives and social issues of the middle ages
19
What does the Old English word "wyrd" primarily mean?
A mythical creature
Fortune or fate
A type of battle gear
A legendary hero
20
After what/who were 6 of the 7 days of the week named in English?
The name of the planets in Latin
Authors of the time
Christian martyrs
Pagan gods and goddesses
21
What is the primary setting of
Beowulf
?
Medieval England
The HOly Land
Ancient Greece
Scandinavia
22
What is the meaning of
chivalry
?
a road to Canterbury stretching from Birmingham to Gretna Green
a trait that gives you shivers
a religion (based on ancient beliefs)
code of conduct (polite, honest, serving)
23
What type of ballad was Bonnie George Campbell?
border
tragic love
knightly
lament
24
What were professional poets, storytellers, and bards, who performed as they traveled?
Scops
Troubadours
Rhapsodes
Minstrels
25
Which one was NOT a Germanic warrior tribe that invaded England and ushered in the Anglo-Saxon time period?
Angles
Jutes
Saxons
Ostrogoths
26
What does the wife’s reaction reveal about her character in "Get Up and Bar the Door"?
She is quick to act and protect her home
She is indifferent to the robbers’ actions
She is eager to invite the robbers in
She values winning their argument more than their safety
27
The tales include romances, fairy tales, folk tales, sermons, and comical bawdy tales.
True
False
28
What date defines the Anglo-Saxon literary time period?
1800-1832
1500-1660
450-1066
1066-1485
29
Why does Barbara Allan reject Sir John Graeme?
He was not wealthy enough
He had another girl he was flirting with at the same time
He didn't acknowledge her at a recent gathering
He was from a rival family and her family forbid it
30
Which is an autobiography and shows the everyday life and thoughts of a common medieval woman?
The Divine Comedy by Margaret Fowler
The Sketchbook of Joan of Arc
The Book of Margery Kempe
The Wife of Bath’s Tale
31
How do the pilgrims plan to keep themselves entertained along the trip to Canterbury?
by telling fictional stories with relevant moral lessons
by telling stories about “the good ol’ days”
by telling stories about real events in their lives
by telling stories about their most embarrassing moments
32
Bookworm, tree hugger, sea steed are examples of which Anglo-Saxon literary term:
Alliteration
metaphor
Caesura
Kenning
33
Anglo-Saxons were expert craftsmen of jewelry and metal and had refined skills in poetry and storytelling.|
False
True
34
The Canterbury Tales is unique because it is a frame story. What is the best way to describe a frame story?
story/stories are framed together by a large number of characters
story/stories that are framed in reverse order
story/stories that are framed in a symbolic way
story/stories that are framed around an overarching story
35
What is mead?
A traditional form of dance performed during feasts
A style of poetry used in Anglo-Saxon literature
A type of bread commonly eaten in medieval England
A fermented beverage made from honey, water, and fruit or spices
36
Chaucer most likely includes the Wife of Bath and her tale to MOST strongly criticize…
the corruption of the knighthood
the oppression of poor people
the progressive mindset of women who think they can gain power
the feudalism mindset that rank and sex directly represent character
37
Beowulf includes both Biblical references AND historical events and rulers from the 500’s.
True
False
38
From which fact can the reader infer that the character Beowulf is honorable?
Higlaf is Beowulf’s cousin
Beowulf refuses to use weapons against Grendel cus Grendel doesn’t use any.
Higlaf is Beowulf’s cousin
Beowulf has a waylay planned to seek out and defeat Grendel
39
How do they know George Campbell has died defending the Scottish border?
his pregnant wife and mother see the stormy dark sky and know it is a sign
his pregnant wife and mother see his horse come back home alone
fellow Scots come to tell his pregnant wife and mother
40
What challenge does the Green Knight present to King Arthur's court?
riddle
a treasure hunt
a hitting game
a contest of strength
41
How does the narrator know the people at the inn?
He has been following them on their travels and they let him tag along
fate brought them together and they now have entertainment and protection
He works at the inn and demands to go with then for poiltical reasons
He and the knight once fought together
42
How does Barbara Allan react to the male character's death in the ballad? Choose TWO.
She tells her mom to prepare her bed and joins him in death
She celebrates her freedom
She is indifferent and does not visit him
She is remorseful and visits him too late
43
How does Sir Gawain react when he learns the true nature of the Green Knight’s challenge?
He acknowledges his own imperfections and learns humility
He feels betrayed by his host
He rejoices at his bravery
He acknowledges his own imperfections and learns humility
44
What is the significance of the green girdle that Sir Gawain receives from Lady Bertilak?
It signifies betrayal
It represents the promise of protection
It is a symbol of power
It is actually test his honesty
45
What date defines the Middle English/Medieval literary time period?
450-1066
1500-1660
1800-1832
1066-1500
46
Which one of these topics did warrior society focus on LEAST?
Brotherhood
Hunting
Honor
Bravery
Glory in battle
Vengeance
47
What Shakespearian play is a mimicry of Barbara Allan?
Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet
Taming of the Shrew
Merchant of Venice
