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10H Vocab 2 Quizizz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Gawain was afraid to ___ to the Lady's seduction, since it would break his oath of chivalry.

a)

acquiesce

b)

aesthetic

c)

archetype

d)

ensue

2.

The Green Knight was very excited about the new fashion trend of Sage Green as it aligned with his ____.

a)

acquiesce

b)

aesthetic

c)

archetype

d)

ensue

3.

After the second attempt to get Gawain to fall for her seduction, the Lady found his excuses to be ____, since she had heard them all before.

a)

banal

b)

benign

c)

archetype

d)

ensue

4.

King Arthur could be considered a 'damsel in distress' ____ in the tale of Gawain and the Green Knight since he requires saving.

a)

banal

b)

benign

c)

archetype

d)

ensue

5.

The Green Knight begrudgingly (a)   to his wife's request to not scare the little children with his talking severed head routine when they came to the door for trick-or-treat.

6.

The Green Knight turned out to be ____ to Gawain, despite nearly severing his head with his gisarme.

a)

chagrin

b)

benign

c)

archetype

d)

ensue

7.

When the Green Knight appears at King Arthur's court to propose his party game, he can only be described as ___, mocking the court until they agree to play.

a)

lugubrious

b)

garrulous

c)

benign

d)

cantankerous

8.

When Gawain admitted to Bertilak Hautdesert, otherwise known as the Green Knight that he had been kissing his wife and accepted the magical sash, he felt overcome with ____.

a)

ensue

b)

cantankerous

c)

chagrin

d)

impetus

9.

Gawain decided to ____ the village in order to avoid the fire-breathing dragon said to live in the hills nearby, despite the route adding a day to his journey to the Green Chapel.

a)

cantankerous

b)

ensue

c)

impetus

d)

circumvent

10.

Gawain offering to take Arthur's place in the Green Knight's challenge avoided a total ____, in case the king had been killed by the blow from the gisarme.

a)

debacle

b)

imminent

c)

malignant

d)

subversive

11.

The Green Knight can best be described as ___ when he shows up at the Christmas feast to cause mischief.

a)

lugubrious

b)

garroulous

c)

malignant

d)

ostensible

12.

After a year, Gawain's oath to meet the Green Knight at the chapel was the ___ to set him on his quest.

a)

vehement

b)

impetus

c)

debacle

d)

chagrin

13.

After the Green Knight reveals he knew Gawain was making out with his wife the whole time, one might imagine that true carnage would ____, rather than a congratulations for passing a test.

a)

ensue

b)

circumvent

c)

immanent

d)

subvert

14.

Even though it seemed the ____ reason the Green Knight swung the axe was to kill Gawain, it really was only to teach him a lesson.

a)

circumvent

b)

imminent

c)

ostensible

d)

plethora

15.

The woods around the manor house had a ____ of quarry for the lord to hunt.

a)

cantankerous

b)

plethora

c)

banal

d)

ostensible

16.

The actions of the lady seemed ___, trying to seduce Gawain while her husband was out hunting, but it was revealed she acted under orders to tempt the hero.

a)

cantankerous

b)

ostensible

c)

subversive

d)

benign

17.

Gawain was ___ in his refusal of the lady's advances, not mincing words, nor leading her on, yet she persisted.

a)

benign

b)

succinct

c)

subversive

d)

vehement

18.

The lady was ___ in her seduction of Gawain, not leaving his chamber until she had at least gotten a kiss.

a)

banal

b)

cantankerous

c)

immanent

d)

vehement