FY 24-25 STEVENS CLASSIC EXAM - SEM I

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What does the dragon symbolize in Beowulf?

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The ultimate challenge and fate in the context of the hero's journey.

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What is the setting of "The Pardoner's Tale"?

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A pilgrimage to Canterbury.

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What is the main theme of Beowulf?

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The conflict between good and evil.

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What does Beowulf’s final battle with the dragon signify?

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It marks the end of his heroic journey and the beginning of his reign.

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What are kennings in literature?

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Compound expressions in Old English and Old Norse poetry with metaphorical meaning.

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What is the significance of loyalty in Anglo-Saxon society as depicted in Beowulf?

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Loyalty is a central virtue that defines relationships and heroic actions.

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How does Beowulf demonstrate bravery?

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Through his willingness to face formidable foes like Grendel and the dragon.

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What role does fate play in Beowulf's journey?

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Fate is portrayed as an inevitable force that shapes the hero's destiny.

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What is the importance of treasure in Beowulf?

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Treasure symbolizes wealth, power, and the legacy of a hero.

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How does the theme of pride manifest in Beowulf?

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Pride leads to both heroic deeds and tragic consequences.