Beowulf and Grendel's Battle

Beowulf and his warriors stay at Herot to confront Grendel. Grendel arrives, hoping to kill, but Beowulf, prepared and strong, fights him without weapons. The battle is fierce, but Beowulf's strength prevails, and Grendel is mortally wounded. The Danes celebrate Beowulf's victory, praising his bravery and strength.

What was Beowulf's intention when he decided to stay at Herot?

• To explore the marshes

• To enjoy the banquet

• To protect the king

• To fight Grendel without a sword

Where did Grendel come from before attacking Herot?

• The mountains

• The forest

• The marsh

• The sea

What was Grendel's reaction upon seeing the sleeping warriors?

• He was afraid

• He laughed with delight

• He hesitated

• He retreated

How did Beowulf manage to seize Grendel?

• With a trap

• With his bare hands

• With a net

• With a sword

What was the outcome of the battle between Beowulf and Grendel?

• Grendel was captured

• Grendel escaped unharmed

• Grendel was wounded and fled

• Grendel was killed

What did Beowulf hang from the rafters as proof of his victory?

• Grendel's sword

• Grendel's arm

• Grendel's claw

• Grendel's head

How did the Danes react to Beowulf's victory?

• They were indifferent

• They mourned

• They celebrated

• They were angry

What did the Danes do after witnessing Grendel's defeat?

• They prepared for another attack

• They rebuilt Herot

• They sang songs of Beowulf's bravery

• They left Herot

What did the old soldiers do to honor Beowulf's victory?

• They built a statue

• They sang ancient songs

• They held a feast

• They wrote poems