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WorksheetsEnglish IV Midterm
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
parse
to multiply
a line; a group
to break something down into it's parts in order to explain or understand
to escape from someone or something giving chase or searching
imbibe
extremely hungry
moving uncomfortably, to twist around, especially to express pain
to drink a liquid; to absorb or take in
having two sides
aspire
to strive for a gaol; to want or desire something excellent
to sink a ship by creating a hole or holes; to destroy or wreck
to move uncomfortably; to twist around, especially to express pain
to drink a liquid; to absorb or take in
myriad
few
many
plant
a line
queue
a god or goddess
a line; a group of people waiting in order
a government ruled by the leaders of a religion
a joint or seam, where two parts meet
underworld
to destroy; to break down into nothing
heavenly; or of a spiritual realm in the light of heaven
a world beneath or below the normal world
a disease or illness
malady
a joint or seam, where two parts meet
to make something necessary
to lay or be enclosed comfortably; to snuggle
an illness, disease, or medical condition
havoc
to cheat; to gain something dishonestly
to create or build up
order or make neccessary
chaos or large scale destruction
juncture
in a plant, a grain or seed; often edible and found inside the plant
the character or style of a person's writing by hand
a joint or seam, where two parts meet
to destroy or obliterate
elude
to escape from someone or something giving chase or searching
to cheat; to gain something dishonestly, as through a lie
to drink a liquid; to absorb or take in something
many; large number; countless
diety
a leader or politician
to diet
a god or goddess
handwriting
code
heiroglyphics
the character or style of a person's writing
nestle
to snuggle; to lay or be enclosed comfortably
to build a nest in a tree
pertaining to a train and it's tracks
bilateral
having to do with biology
having 2 sides
creating two people
having one side but lateral
obliterate
to destroy or break down
to build to make bigger
a type of triangle possessing congruent angles
candor
a type of bird found in East Asia
a person or thing remaing fixed
to to lie or defraud someone
honest and straightforward
writhe
to move comfortably without pain
to move uncomfortably with pain
to break something down into parts
a permanent feeling or being right
kernel
the outer covering of a plant
a leader in the military with high ranking
a grain or seed often edible
ravenous
to be full or content
extremely hungry
a small ditch or gully
having two sides
defraud
to be honest and straight forward
to gain something dishonestly; to cheat
the ability to form mathematical equations quickly
fixture
mobile and able to be moved
a permenancy: something or someone remaining fixed
having two sides
necessitate
something that is no longer necessary
to make something necessary
the uniqueness of man
scuttle
to shuttle run
to sink a ship by making a hole or holes
thearchy
to have a government ruled by a democracy
a government ruled by the leaders of a religion, a god or goddess
the study of government and religion
lapse
the act of rising from a righteous or just position
to rise after a moral failure
the act of falling from a righteous or just position
rigor
harsh or stern
yielding
to be easy and nice
stubborn
prolong
to complete quickly and swiftly
resentment based on a feeling of having been injured
to make something last longer, to extend a period of time.
something which separates two parts
which word is a synonym for a cudgel
knife
sword
club
nestle
Fill in the blank
I love math __________ the amount of work that it requires.
beseeching
despite
prolonging
fealty
to feel great loyalty or fidelity
to feel great stubbornness
unable to be heard
to beg or plead
He stood on the porch and was __________to go out into the rain.
umbrage
somnolent
hesitant
lithe
lithe
stiff and rigid
moving or bending easily
to make something last longer
having boldness
somnolent
calm and awake
having resentment
drowsy or inclined to sleep
The president choose to ________ the bill allowing the speed limit to be raised.
partition
effrontery
veto
abdicate
nocturnal
belonging to, occurring in, or related to the nighttime
to beg or plead
to abdicate
to do randomly
phonetic
the action of the president of the United States, according to the provision in the constitution
careless, or unwise
representing the sounds of speech
inaudible
able to hear
unable to hear
to have the hearing of an animal
to call a play in football
partition
to abdicate
to remove
to separate
to beseech
stubborn: holding fast to a belief or goal
abdicate
fealty
tenacious
consensus
a change in form or shape
lithe
reckless
metamorphosis
opulence
boldness: audacity
effrontery
inaudible
censorious
arbitrary
to decline or reject a powerful position, such as a kingship
affectation
abdicate
arbitrary
veto
censorious
finding fault: judging harshly
an opinion that is agreed upon by all members of a group
lacking decisiveness: uncertain or unwilling to make a decision
opulence
to live like a pauper
to hesitate to move forward
riches or affluence, expensive
to decline or reject a powerful position
to beg or plead
fealty
beseech
arbitrary
affectation
an exaggerated or deliberate mannerism
metamorphosis
reckless
affectation
prolong
done or chosen without a reason: random
reckless
rigor
arbitrary
affectation
careless or unwise: unheeding of danger
hesitant
rigor
reckless
nocturnal
resentment based on a feeling of having been injured
reckless
rigor
umbrage
despite
an opinion that is agreed upon by all members of a group of people
veto
censorious
consensus
arbitrary
What language is Beowulf written in?
Latin
Middle English
Welsh
Old English
What was built by King Hrothgar and his men and is used for celebrating, sleeping and meeting?
a funeral pyre
a ship
a mead hall
a tower that can be seen by sailors
Who is King of the Danes and for what problem does he need help?
Beowulf; a superiority complex
Ecgtheow; a hulking man/monster who ate all of his men
Unferth; alcoholism
Hrothgar; a hulking man/monster who ate most of his men
Why does Grendel attack Herot?
The singing and happiness makes him angry and jealous.
He has a grudge against Hrothgar.
His mother orders him to attack.
He is hungry and needs some lunch.
During the Anglo Saxon period, bragging was considered
Overly prideful and rude
Unacceptable in society
Acceptable and even encouraged( as long as you could back it up)
Poetic and beautiful
Which of the following is a pause that divides a line of poetry into two parts?
Alliteration
Caesura
Kenning
Rhyme
How can you tell that Beowulf is a legendary hero?
He is the son of a Geat ruler who came to fight in England.
He is larger than life and is remembered in tales from long ago.
He is a soldier who fought in battles long ago.
He believes in honor and loyalty
Who is Grendel?
A descendant of Abel
A descendant of Cain
A descendant of Hrothgar
"Up from his swampland, sliding silently" This line is an example of ...
Variation
Alliteration
Kenning
"Listening, the famous ring-giver sure," This is an example of a ...
Variation
Alliteration
Kenning
Beowulf is an (a) poem
Who is Hrothgar?
King of the Swedes
King of the Danes
King of the British
King of the Geats
Why does Beowulf decide to visit Hrothgar?
To create an alliance.
To start war.
To defeat a monster.
To ask for protection.
Beowulf is thought to be written by
Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
Homer
An unknown, traveling Anglo-Saxon poet
There are a lot of Jewish references in the poem,
False, there are a lot of Christian references in the poem
False, there are no religious references
False, there are a lot of Muslim references
None of the above
What does Hrothgar call his Hall?
Grendel
Yrs
Herot
In the Hero's Journey the world that the hero begins and lives in prior to becoming a hero is called the ________ _____.
(a)
Every hero experiences a moment in which they feel the ____ __ _________. This disruption in the hero's every day life sets the story rolling by presenting a challenge or quest that must be undertaken.
(a)
The hero must move toward their new journey in order to do this they must _____ ___ _____ _________. This is the hero's acceptance of their call with physical action, proving that the hero can follow with true intention.
(a)
Hero's typically have someone that serves as their (a) and helps them or guides them along the way.
The creator and writer of the hero's journey is
Harper Lee
Joseph Campbell
Taylor Swift
Steven Speilberg
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, a hero's journey begins with what?
STATUS QUO: What is the current state of the hero’s world before the Hero’s Journey?
CALL TO ADVENTURE: The hero receives a mysterious message, an invitation, a challenge, a call to adventure.
ASSISTANCE: Hero needs help, maybe from someone older, wiser.
NEW LIFE: The quest has changed the hero; they have outgrown their old life.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "Call To Adventure" means what?
The hero receives a mysterious message, an invitation, a challenge, a call to adventure.
It is time to face the biggest ordeal, the hero's worst fear.
As a result of overcoming challenges our hero claims some treasure, special recognition or power.
Hero crosses the threshold from their normal/safe world and enters the special world of adventure.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "DEPARTURE" means what?
The hero’s darkest hour. Our hero faces death, possibly even dies, only to be reborn (literally or figuratively).
Hero needs help, maybe from someone older, wiser.
This can vary between stories. The monsters might bow-down before the hero or the monster might chase the hero as the (s)he flees from the special world of adventure.
Hero crosses the threshold from their normal/safe world and enters the special world of adventure.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "APPROACH" means what?
Being a hero is hard work, our hero solves a riddle, slays a monster, escapes from a trap, overcomes an obstacle.
All the tangled plot lines get straightened out.
The hero receives a mysterious message, an invitation, a challenge, a call to adventure.
It is time to face the biggest ordeal, the hero's worst fear.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "CRSIS" means what?
The hero’s darkest hour. Our hero faces death, possibly even dies, only to be reborn (literally or figuratively).
This can vary between stories. The monsters might bow-down before the hero or the monster might chase the hero as the (s)he flees from the special world of adventure.
The quest has changed the hero; they have outgrown their old life.
Being a hero is hard work, our hero solves a riddle, slays a monster, escapes from a trap, overcomes an obstacle.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "RESOLUTION" means what?
All the tangled plot lines get straightened out.
Status quo has been upgraded to a new level! Nothing is quite the same once you are a hero!
This can vary between stories. The monsters might bow-down before the hero or the monster might chase the hero as the (s)he flees from the special world of adventure.
The quest has changed the hero; they have outgrown their old life.
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "RETURN" means what?
After all that adventure, the hero returns to their ordinary world.
The hero receives a mysterious message, an invitation, a challenge, a call to adventure.
Being a hero is hard work, our hero solves a riddle, slays a monster, escapes from a trap, overcomes an obstacle.
The hero’s darkest hour. Our hero faces death, possibly even dies, only to be reborn (literally or figuratively).
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "01:40 - It is time to face the biggest ordeal, the hero's worst fear" is the definition for what?
APPROACH
DEPARTURE
TREASURE
CRISIS
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "02:40 Status quo has been upgraded to a new level! Nothing is quite the same once you are a hero!" is the deification for what?
NEW STATUS QUO
STATUS QUO
RESOLTION
APPROACH
According to Joseph Campbell's 'Hero's Journey' template, "02:00 - As a result of overcoming challenges our hero claims some treasure, special recognition or power." is the deification for what?
RESULT
STATUS QUO
APPROACH
TREASURE
