A brief phrase or adjective used to characterize a person, place, or thing; provides a brief summary of the characters’ most essential qualities.

Long narrative poem that celebrates the deeds of a legendary or heroic figure

Plot device whereby an unsolvable conflict is suddenly resolved

Struggle between opposing forces (external and internal)

A refuge or place for hiding

Horrifying and repellent in appearance or aspect

The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words in proximity.

Two-word poetic renaming of people, places, and things

A brief phrase or adjective used to characterize a person, place or thing

Provides a brief summary of a characters' most essential qualities

Both answers.

Neither of these

Struggle between opposing forces (external and internal)

Plot device whereby an unsolvable conflict is suddenly resolved

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

A refuge or place for hiding

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words in proximity.

A refuge or place for hiding

Battles the forces of evil represents widespread national, cultural, or religious values

True

False

Causing hatred or disgust; repulsive

Horrifying and repellent in appearance or aspect

Making twisting or turning motions

Struggle between opposing forces (external and internal)

True

False

A narrow passage through land

Rhythmic breaks in the middle of the lines, where the reciter could pause for breath

A refuge or place for hiding

An Anglo-Saxon culture concept, roughly corresponding to fate or personal destiny

A brief phrase or adjective used to characterize a person, place, or thing; provides a brief summary of the characters’ most essential qualities.

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

Two-word poetic renaming of people, places, and things

Long narrative poem that celebrates the deeds of a legendary or heroic figure

Rhythmic breaks in the middle of the lines, where the reciter could pause for breath

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

Causing hatred or disgust; repulsive

An Anglo-Saxon culture concept, roughly corresponding to fate or personal destiny

A refuge or place for hiding

Struggle between opposing forces (external and internal)

Horrifying and repellent in appearance or aspect

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

Two-word poetic renaming of people, places, and things

Rhythmic breaks in the middle of the lines, where the reciter could pause for breath

A narrow passage through land

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

Making twisting or turning motions

Plot device whereby an unsolvable conflict is suddenly resolved

A narrow passage through land

Two-word poetic renaming of people, places, and things

Struggle between opposing forces (external and internal)

to purify; cleanse

Long narrative poem that celebrates the deeds of a legendary or heroic figure

Plot device whereby an unsolvable conflict is suddenly resolved

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history

the act of making amends, offering expiation, or giving satisfaction for a wrong or injury

Battles the forces of evil represents widespread national, cultural, or religious values

A refuge or place for hiding

Two-word poetic renaming of people, places, and things

to purify; cleanse

to give comfort to in grief or misfortune

An Old English bard or poet; important to Anglo-Saxon society because they helped to preserve their history