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Year 7 MCQ2 Revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is Hrothgar?

a)

Beowulf's worst enemy.

b)

The name of a castle in Denmark.

c)

The name of the Danish king in Beowulf.

d)

A mythical creature in medieval times.

2.

Beowulf is the protagonist, who is the antagonist?

a)

Grendal's mum.

b)

The kinsmen.

c)

Grendel.

d)

The dragon.

3.

Which of these is not a deadly sin?

a)

pride

b)

hate

c)

greed

d)

envy

4.

What is left in Pandora's box after all the evils in the world are released?

a)

Love

b)

Trust

c)

Hope

d)

Courage

5.

Who is the most famous Gorgon?

a)

Medusa

b)

The harpies

c)

The Minotaur

d)

Medea

6.

What is an adjective?

a)

A word used to describe a verb

b)

A word used to create tension

c)

A pretty word

d)

A word used to describe a noun

7.

Which of these words are adjectives?

a)

magical

b)

amazingly

c)

wise

d)

beautiful

8.

Who does Perseus defeat?

a)

The Minotaur

b)

Medusa

c)

Zeus

d)

Daedalus

9.

Which of these words are verbs?

a)

create

b)

proper

c)

incredible

d)

manage

10.

Select all the synonyms of evil

a)

hateful

b)

vile

c)

bored

d)

malicious

11.

What is the right definition for juxtaposition?

a)

Juxtaposition occurs when an author places two things side by side as a way of highlighting their differences.

b)

Juxtaposition is a literary device used when the author makes a list.

c)

Juxtaposition happens when there are lots of adjectives.

d)

Juxtaposition is a big pile of Christmas presents.

12.

What is the literary device that places two things side by side to highlight their differences?

a)

oxymoron

b)

metaphor

c)

repetition

d)

juxtaposition

13.

What is the literary device used in 'For fear of a feud were forced to disown him'?

a)

Juxtaposition

b)

Alliteration

c)

Metaphor

d)

Simile

14.

What is a kenning?

a)

an old English rhyme.

b)

a Danish soldier.

c)

a two-word metaphor used in place of a word.

d)

a literary device that mixes up words to make it more complicate to understand.

15.

Select all the metaphors.

a)

The horde of enemies roared as they savagely attacked the castle.

b)

Fighting Grendel was like battling against death itself.

c)

The butterflies in her belly would make her fly to the moon.

d)

His fear was like a sneeky snake wrapped around him.

16.

Select all similes.

a)

My enemies attacked me like wolves on a prey.

b)

The accident was so bad that the cars were like Lego fitted into each other.

c)

The chicken was very good. My grandma is not a very good cook.

d)

I had eaten so much at Christmas, I was a giant balloon floating above the table.

17.

Who are the protagonist and the antagonist in a text?

a)

The protagonist is the main character and the antagonist is his friend.

b)

The protagonist is the good guy and the antagonist is his sidekick.

c)

The protagonist is the bad guy and the antagonist the good guy.

d)

The protagonist is the main character and the antagonist is his enemy.

18.

Why was the table in Camelot round?

a)

Because they didn't know how to build the rectangular.

b)

So King Arthur could see everyone and couldn't be stabbed in the back.

c)

Because all knights of the round table were considered equals.

d)

Because it was made out of a magic wheel fallen of an ogre's carriage.

19.

What does excalibur mean?

a)

It's a spell to chase demons away.

b)

It's the name of King Arthur's sword.

c)

It means to extract someone's eyeballs.

d)

It is a powerful love potion.

20.

Select all the sentences with correct punctuation.

a)

'It's a trap!' she shouted.

b)

'Leave him alone!,' he cried.

c)

'I don't know,' he said, 'but he was quite big!'

d)

‘No!’ he cried. ‘You can’t leave now!’