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JEOPARDY SLIDES

JEOPARDY SLIDES. It wouldn’t let me upload the game in its original format, but he’s the questions and answers we used in our class jeopardy. Repetition of initial consonant sounds ALLITERATION. A 100. A comparison that is extended throughout an entire stanza or poem Extended Metaphor.

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JEOPARDY SLIDES

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  1. JEOPARDY SLIDES It wouldn’t let me upload the game in its original format, but he’s the questions and answers we used in our class jeopardy

  2. Repetition of initial consonant sounds ALLITERATION A 100

  3. A comparison that is extended throughout an entire stanza or poem Extended Metaphor A 200

  4. whale-road or bone-house are examples of a _________ KENNING A 400

  5. To err is human // To forgive is divine CAESURA A 500

  6. The monster who fights Beowulf GRENDEL B 100

  7. The king of the Danes who asks Beowulf to help his people HROTHGAR B 200

  8. The queen of the Ancient Britons BOUDDICA B 300

  9. The Britons were led by this Christian Celtic commander and his brave knights to restore honor and chivalry KING ARTHUR B 400

  10. Great powerful king in the eighth century who defeated the Danes (Vikings) and converted them to Christianity ALFRED THE GREAT B 500

  11. Actions of the hero determine the _______ of the nation FATE C 100

  12. The setting is __________ and often involves more than one nation. VAST C 200

  13. Plot is often complicated by ____________ events SUPERNATURAL C 300

  14. HERO IS OF __________ BIRTH Noble or high C 400

  15. Poem has a __________ theme, such as good and evil or life and death UNIVERSAL C 500

  16. This was the religion that had spread throughout Britain by the year A.D. 690 CHRISTIANITY D 100

  17. This phenomenon spread along with Christianity in Britain so that people could read religious texts LITERACY D 200

  18. A long narrative poem that celebrates a hero’s deeds EPIC D 300

  19. Men who publicly performed orally poetry SCOPS or BARDS D 400

  20. Beowulf’s third and final battle is against ___________ DRAGON E 100

  21. Beowulf is so confident that he can defeat Grendel that he decides to fight _____________ Unarmed or without weapons E 200

  22. After defeating Grendel, he hangs up his ________ in the mead hall as a trophy ARM E 300

  23. The dragon is angry with the Geats because this crime is committed against him ROBBERY of golden goblet E 400

  24. The only one of Beowulf’s warriors to stay loyal to the end was __________ WIGLAF E 500

  25. Beowulf’s second battle is against _________ GRENDEL’S MOTHER F 100

  26. The author of Beowulf is _______ UNKNOWN F 200

  27. The language Beowulf was written in was ___________ Old English or Anglo-Saxon F 300

  28. This is the number of years that pass between Beowulf’s battle with Grendel’s mother and his battle with the dragon 50 F 400

  29. Grendel is a descendent of __________ CAIN F 500

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