Ballads

How does the character of Geordie reflect the ideals of heroism in medieval ballads?

• Geordie is portrayed as a flawed hero who faces inevitable doom.

• Geordie embodies the perfect hero with no weaknesses.

• Geordie is depicted as a coward who avoids conflict.

• Geordie represents a hero who seeks wealth above all else.

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How does 'Lord Randal' reflect the values of medieval society?

• It reflects values of loyalty, honor, and the consequences of betrayal in medieval society.

• It emphasizes the importance of wealth and material possessions.

• It promotes the idea of individualism over community values.

• It highlights the role of women as leaders in medieval society.

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What type of narrative structure is commonly found in medieval ballads?

• A simple narrative structure focusing on a single event or theme.

• A narrative structure that focuses on character development over events.

• A non-linear narrative that jumps through different time periods.

• A complex narrative structure with multiple intertwining plots.

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Who is the protagonist in the ballad 'Geordie'?

• Geordie

• Tommy

• Willie

• Jack

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How do the themes of love and betrayal manifest in these medieval ballads?

• The themes of love and betrayal manifest through idealized love leading to noble actions and betrayal causing conflict and tragedy.

• The themes focus solely on adventure and heroism, ignoring love and betrayal.

• Love is portrayed as a source of conflict without any betrayal.

• Betrayal is celebrated as a heroic act in these ballads.

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What is the primary conflict in the ballad 'Geordie'?

• Geordie's struggle against the law.

• The love triangle involving Geordie.

• The battle between Geordie and rival outlaws.

• The conflict between Geordie and his family.

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In 'Lord Randal', what warning does the mother give to her son?

• To beware of false friends.

• To avoid the woods at night.

• To stay away from the river.

• To trust no one but family.

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What role do women play in the narratives of medieval ballads like 'Elfin Knight'?

• Women are portrayed as passive characters with no influence.

• Women are depicted as powerful figures who drive the plot.

• Women serve primarily as objects of desire.

• Women are shown as wise advisors to male characters.

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What is the significance of the mother's role in 'Lord Randal'?

• She represents wisdom and caution.

• She is a symbol of betrayal.

• She serves as a comic relief.

• She is irrelevant to the plot.

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How does the theme of revenge manifest in 'Lord Randal'?

• Revenge is portrayed as a noble pursuit that leads to justice.

• Revenge is depicted as a destructive force that causes further tragedy.

• The theme of revenge is absent in the ballad.

• Revenge is celebrated as a heroic act.

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