What is the main focus of the introduction in the Beowulf presentation?

• The significance of the poem's title

• The breakdown of literary elements to be discussed

• The themes of good vs. evil

• The historical context of Beowulf

What does the title 'Beowulf' refer to?

• The poem's setting

• The poem's themes

• The main character

• The poem's genre

During which period was the epic poem the most popular genre?

• Victorian period

• Anglo-Saxon period

• Renaissance period

• Medieval period

How many lines does the poem Beowulf contain?

• 4000 lines

• 3182 lines

• 2000 lines

• 1500 lines

What is the main challenge Beowulf faces in the second part of the poem?

• A dragon

• A sea monster

• A rival king

• A giant

Where do the events of Beowulf take place?

• Britain

• France

• Germany

• Scandinavia

What qualities does Beowulf exhibit as a warrior?

• Indifference and apathy

• Loyalty, bravery, strength, and wisdom

• Cunning, deceit, and treachery

• Cowardice and fear

What is a significant barrier for readers of Beowulf?

• The original Anglo-Saxon language

• The complexity of the plot

• The number of characters

• The length of the poem

What is a common narrative technique used in Beowulf?

• First-person narration

• Stream of consciousness

• Kennings

• Flashbacks

Which theme is central to the poem Beowulf?

• The power of love

• The inevitability of fate

• The importance of wealth

• The conflict between good and evil