Anglo Saxon Background

The Anglo-Saxon period began in

• 449 AD

• 500 BC

• 43 AD

• 60 AC

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Which word best represents Anglo Saxon Time?

• Death

• King

• Christian

• Invasion

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What was the name of the Anglo-Saxon belief meaning fate?

• Lorde

• Wyrd

• Saeflod

• Unweder

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What religion were the Anglo-Saxons?

• Pagan

• Christian

• Catholic

• Druid

How did Anglo-Saxons believe they achieved immortality?

• Good diet

• Exercise

• Fame

• Bravery

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The Epic Hero illustrates traits that are valued by __________.

• Society

• the Gods

• The Government

• Children

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Means of exchanging insults

• flyting

• litotes

• rhetoric

• scop

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Trained storyteller and muscian

• Scop

• Lyre

• Johnny Depp

• librarian

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Comitatus is the term describing

• the unique bond of loyalty between warriors

• an illness that wiped out many of the Anglo-Saxons

• the name of the king of the Danes

• a rival tribe who fought the Geats

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All Anglo-Saxons were able to write and read

• True

• False

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