WorksheetsEnglish First Quarter Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the three levels of comprehension?
a)
Literal, Comprehend, Applicate
b)
Low level, Mid-level, High level
c)
Literal, Interpretative, Applied
d)
None of the above
2.
Is the WH questions used only in the literal level of comprehension?
a)
Yes
b)
No
3.
What is the use of the WH questions in the applied level of comprehension?
a)
judgements, ideas
b)
details
c)
Interpretation
d)
None of the above
4.
The Anglo-Saxon period in literature started and ended in what years?
a)
449 AD-966 AD
b)
1066 AD-1485 AD
c)
449 BC-1066 AD
d)
449 AD-1066 AD
5.
What is the definition of a bard?
a)
a professional story-teller, verse maker, and music composer
b)
just some stupid annoyance in the mead-hall
c)
a very professional songwriter
d)
idk im just guessing
6.
What is the stage in the monimyth where the hero is in the brink of death?
a)
Trials
b)
Treasure
c)
Crisis
d)
Result
7.
Who created the monomyth or epic hero cycle?
a)
Joseph Campbell
b)
Geoffrey Chaucer
c)
Sir Thomas Malory
d)
Geoffrey of Monmouth
8.
What was the motivation of Beowulf in the story "The Battle with Grendel"?
a)
His King
b)
Fame and Glory
c)
The Crown
d)
None of the above
9.
Who was Beowulf's King?
a)
Hrothgar
b)
Higlac
c)
Wiglaf
d)
Himself
10.
What is the definition of an exemplum?
a)
A story within a story (Inception *duuuunnnnnnn*)
b)
A story told by a pardoner
c)
a story with a moral
11.
Who is the father of Beowulf?
a)
Hrothgar
b)
Higlac
c)
Edgetho
d)
Wiglaf
12.
What is the definition of the word "Wyrd"?
a)
Justice
b)
Debt
c)
Grace
d)
Fate or pre-destiny
13.
What is the first stage in the epic hero cycle?
a)
Death of the Hero
b)
Triumph of the Hero
c)
Hero is endowed with extraordinary abilities
d)
Trials of the Hero
14.
Which of the following sets has an odd item?
a)
Beowulf, Higlac, Chaucer
b)
Geoffrey of Monmouth, Chretien de Troyes, Sir Thomas Malory
c)
Beowulf, Hrothgar, Edgetho
15.
Which of the following is not a kenning for Grendel?
a)
Guardian of Crime
b)
Sheperd of Evil
c)
Tormenter of their Days
d)
The Human Slayer
16.
What is the relationship of every men or knight to each other
a)
commitatus
b)
fraternity
c)
feudalism
17.
Who is the first noted author of King Arthur
a)
Sir Thomas Malory
b)
Chretien De Troyes
c)
Alfred Lord Tennyson
d)
Geoffrey of Monmouth
18.
Which of these choices is not a part of the Romance Languages?
a)
French
b)
Catalan
c)
Spanish
d)
English
19.
What is the result of the mix of two languages (specifically Anglo-Saxon English and Norman French)
a)
Nothing
b)
it created a new panguage called French English
c)
it created a new language called Middle English
20.
Which event sparked the Medieval period in English literary history?
a)
Fall of Rome
b)
Invasion of the Portuguese
c)
Invasion of the Catholic Church
d)
The Norman Conquest
21.
Which of the following is a description of the Anglo-Saxon language?
a)
Sophisticated
b)
Lavish
c)
Gaudy
d)
Simple
22.
Coif is to Cap as Hauberk is to
a)
Flail
b)
Visor
c)
Sword
d)
Mail
23.
What are the ages of a squire?
a)
5-7 years old
b)
7-14 years old
c)
14-21 years old
d)
21 years old and above
24.
What is the way of life for the Anglo-Saxons?
a)
Violence
b)
Peace
25.
What is the gift of Beowulf to his cousin Wiglaf?
a)
a necklace
b)
his gold
c)
His life
d)
Nothing
26.
A Germanic Tribe absorbed by the Anglos and the Saxons?
a)
Visigoths
b)
Ostrogoths
c)
The Franks
d)
The Jutes
27.
What is Beowulf's race?
a)
English
b)
Geats
c)
Herot
28.
What is the name of Beowulf's Sword?
a)
Herot
b)
Higlac
c)
Edgetho
d)
Hrunting
29.
Bonus (if you get this right without searching then I will make you libre mga 50 pesos tomorrow): Who gave the sword (Hrunting) to Beowulf
a)
Edgetho
b)
Higlac
c)
Hrothgar
d)
Unferth
30.
Did Beowulf use the Hrunting in killing Grendel or Grendel's mom
a)
Yes
b)
No
31.
What is the home of Grendel?
a)
The forest
b)
the marsh
c)
Herot
32.
Which of the following is a kenning for Grendel's mother?
a)
the She-Wolf
b)
writhing monster
c)
Tormentor of their days
d)
The Sheperd of evil
100 %
