GR.12. ENG;ISH SESSION 2 POP QUIZ

What is the primary theme depicted in the excerpt regarding Grendel's actions?

• The importance of bravery in battle

• The inevitability of fate

• The triumph of hatred and violence

• The significance of loyalty among warriors

How long did Hrothgar’s kingdom suffer due to Grendel's reign of terror?

• Five years

• Ten years

• Twelve winters

• Twenty years

What does Grendel's refusal to accept peace or settlement suggest about his character?

• He is a coward who avoids confrontation

• He is honorable in his pursuit of revenge

• He is driven by a deep-seated hatred

• He seeks redemption for his past actions

How does the author describe Grendel's hunting behavior?

• As a noble warrior seeking glory

• As a shadowy figure that stalks its prey

• As a leader rallying his troops for battle

• As a peaceful creature avoiding conflict

What is the significance of Hrothgar's throne being protected by God?

• It symbolizes divine favor and protection

• It highlights Hrothgar's strength as a king

• It signifies the futility of war

• It represents the power of friendship

What does the phrase "the best and most noble of his council debated remedies" suggest about Hrothgar's situation?

• He is confident in his abilities

• He is surrounded by untrustworthy advisors

• He is facing a serious threat that requires thoughtful consideration

• He enjoys discussing matters with his council.

The sacrifices made to the "old stone gods" indicate what about the characters' beliefs?

• They have complete faith in God

• They are desperate for support against their struggles

• They are indifferent to spiritual matters

• They believe in modern solutions

The line "those who are thrust into danger, Clutched at by trouble" implies what about the characters' state of mind?

• They are hopeful and optimistic

• They feel powerless and despairing

• They are eager to fight.

• They are indifferent to their situation

How is Grendel described in relation to the feelings of Hrothgar and his people?

• As a source of strength.

• As a distant threat

• As a cause of "living sorrow" that is "bitter and fresh."

• As a misunderstood creature seeking friendship.

How is Grendel described in relation to the feelings of Hrothgar and his people?

• As a source of strength.

• As a distant threat

• As a cause of "living sorrow" that is "bitter and fresh."

• As a misunderstood creature seeking friendship.