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Jeopardy

Anglo-Saxons Ideals Beowulf Grendel Vocabulary History

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Final Jeopardy

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$100 Anglo-Saxon Ideals

This Anglo-Saxon ideal might explain why King Hrothgar became overcome with bitterness after the deaths of his soldiers

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Revenge

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This ideal best explains why Beowulf tore of Grendel’s arm with his bare hands

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Physical strength

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This ideal is prevalent throughout the poem, but especially when Beowulf first goes to Herot and meets King Hrothgar.

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The right to boast about brave deeds

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This ideal explains why Wiglaf stays behind to help Beowulf fight the dragon.

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Loyalty to leaders

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This ideal best explains the trait that Beowulf has that allows him to dive into the lake to defeat Grendel’s mother.

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Courage

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$100 Beowulf

From what country is Beowulf from?

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Sweden

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Who wrote Beowulf?

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An anonymous Christian writer

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Why did Hrothgar build Herot?

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To have a place to entertain his Thanes

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What do the Geats put in Beowulf’s tower?

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The Dragon’s treasure

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What does Beowulf say to Wiglaf at the end of the poem that indicates the decline of the Anglo-Saxon society?

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“’You’re the last of our far-flung family. / Fate has swept our race away’” (68 lines 824-825)

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$100 Grendel

Why does Grendel attack Herot?

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Grendel attacks Herot because he is in pain from all of the noise created by the Danes

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How do we see traces of Cain’s ancestor in Grendel’s character?

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Grendel is like Cain because he displays jealousy, his a murderer, and his is exiled from the community.

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When does Grendel finally show fear?

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Grendel shows fear when Beowulf first grasps his arm: “’[he] knew at once that nowhere on earth / Had he met a man whose hands were harder…His mind was flooded with fear’” (51 lines 271-276)

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$400 Grendel

Why can’t Beowulf’s men help him defeat Grendel?

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Grendel cast a spell that made his skin impervious to the blades of the Danes and Geats

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Where does Grendel die?

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He went to his hole in the marsh to die from his wound

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$100 Vocabulary

People in this profession usually sang Beowulf aloud.

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$100 Vocabulary

Scops

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An alcoholic drink from the Anglo-Saxon time period

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$200 Vocabulary

Mead

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$300 Vocabulary

Using the phrase “God’s hatred” to describe something is an example of this.

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$300 Vocabulary

Possessive Kenning

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$400 Vocabulary

This is the belief that everything has a soul – the rocks, the trees, the rivers, and the ocean.

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$400 Vocabulary

Paganism

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$500 Vocabulary

This describes a economic system in which a person of high rank will allocate land to loyal followers. These loyal followers will do the same thing which creates a cycle.

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Feudalism

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$100 History

Who was the first to inhabit Britain?

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The Celtic

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Which king is known for defending Britain against Viking invaders, encouraged the use of written English, and maintained civilization?

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King Alfred(Alfred the Great)

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What did the Anlgo-Saxons believe controlled their lives?

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Wyrd

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How did the Anglo-Saxons view the world?

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Grim and fatalisitc

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How did William the Conqueror earn his title?

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William, the duke of Normandy felt that he had been cheated out of receiving the throne after a council of nobles appointed an earl named Harold the throne instead. He led that last successful invasion of Britain.

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Final Jeopardy

What is significant about the men who rode on horseback around Beowulf’s tower at the end o the poem?

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Final Jeopardy Answer

The 12 horsemen. It is yet another biblical reference.