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WorksheetsSir Gawain Comprehension
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
King Arthur's famous Round Table is a symbol of:
equality, where all knights are equals with the king
excess, with lavish feasts and golden dishes
greed, with their love of money and riches
masculinity, with no women allowed at the table
The Code of Chivalry includes ALL of these EXCEPT:
Respecting the king
Respecting women
Protecting the poor/weak
Live for self first, others second
The green knight seeks a volunteer to play a "game" that involves...
giving him an axe chop, and receiving one in return a year later.
meeting on the battlefield for a duel.
a knight going on a quest to find a magical green man.
none of these.
Who was the first to respond to the Green Knight's request?
Arthur
Gawain
Guenevere
Lancelot
The ideals of chivalry come from
the Knights of the Round Table.
ancient codes of conduct.
Christianity.
The Green Knight.
He welcomes Gawain with generosity, supplying him with rich clothes, a fine feast, and the company of his lovely wife.
The Green Knight
King Arthur
Bertilak
Hautdesert
The lady of the castle tempts Sir Gawain because she wants to
cause his death
betray the lord of the castle
test Gawain
win Gawain's love
The moral lesson that Gawain learns is that
women are dangerous
promises are hard to keep
duty comes before pleasure
the value of honesty
Why does Gawain accept the Green Knight's challenge?
To protect King Arthur.
To prove his bravery.
To win the love of a lady.
To gain wealth and power.
Is honor more important than receiving self-centered desires?
How would you rate your understanding of the content we covered today?
1 - I do not understand.
2 - I understand some of the story, but I still need support.
3 - I understand most of the story, but I still need support.
4 - I have a good understanding.
Why does Gawain wear a green sash?
As a symbol of his victory over the Green Knight.
As a reminder of his failure to keep his promise.
As a token of his love for the lady of the castle.
As a sign of his allegiance to King Arthur.
