Jeopardy template beowulfreview

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Figurative
Language
Beowulf 1

Beowulf is an _____ poem

EPIC

Beowulf and Grendel
Represent what theme

Good and
Evil

Grendel died as a result of

Loss of blood

Beowulf takes
what as a trophy
(First)

Grendel’s arm

Grendel attacked Herot for
How many years?

12

Hrothgar warned Beowulf
That Grendel could
Not be killed by…

weapons

Beowulf used this to
Kill Grendel

His bare
hands

Unferth gives this to
Beowulf to fight
Grendel’s mother

His sword

How does Grendel’s mother
Retaliate after the death
Of her son?

Attacking
Herot and
killing one
of their men

How did Beowulf kill
Grendel’s mother?

A gigantic sword
created by giants

Poems with battles,
Heroes, serious
Subject matter

Epic poem

Repeating sounds at the
Beginning of words

alliteration

Pause within a line
Of poetry

Caesura

The “good guy” in a
Work of literature

protagonist

Metaphorical phrase which
Refers to a person, place,
Or thing.

Kenning

According to the Beowulf
Saga, the bodies of
Dead kings were:

Burned on the pyre

The dragon was mad
because

Someone steals a jeweled
Cup from his
treasure

When Beowulf prepared to
Fight the dragon
How did he feel?

No lust for battle and a sense
Of doom

What happens to the
Dragon’s treasure?

Given to the people at the end

How long is Beowulf king
When he fights the
Dragon?

50 years

Descended from Cain
One answer only

Grendel

Only warrior who did not
Desert Beowulf in the battle
With the dragon
And received the crown
Upon Beowulf’s death

Wiglaf

Builder of Herot

Hrothgar

An alcoholic beverage
Made from honey

mead

Father of Beowulf
And a great warrior

Edgetheow

Make your wager

How was the poem passed down
And how did it change over time?
What was added?

The poem was passed down by
Story-tellers called SCOPS. The
Story was passed down through
Oral tradition; therefore, it
Changed over time. It is a widely
Held belief that Christianity
Was added later because the
Religion of the time was paganism.