For Anglo-Saxons, people were judged by their actions. As a result, what was the goal of everyone's life?

What was the name of the payment made to a family for the loss of a loved one?

The early Anglo-Saxons worshipped what?

What is the name of the traveling storytellers?

What is the name given to the Low Germanic language that the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes brought around 449 AD?

A poem written to mourn the loss of someone is called a what?

A long, narrative poem that celebrates the deeds of a hero is called what?

A larger-than-life character whose deeds are talked about and celebrated is called a what?

When the Normans invaded in 1066, what type of words flooded the language?

"Whale's Home" and "Giver of Rings" are examples of what type of literary technique used in Anglo-Saxon poetry?

The Anglo-Saxons' religion was considered a ________ type of culture

What two elements help to establish a story as an epic?

What were two types of protection Anglo-Saxons would wear as armor?

What should every Anglo-Saxon freeman have for his ONE weapon?

What weapon was only affordable by the very rich and upper class?

What was the name given to a band of fighters who were bound by a personal pledge to their King?

Germanic society was broken up into what?

Anglo-Saxon culture valued what two things?

When you know about the time period a piece of literature takes place in, it helps you to understand the piece of work better. The prior knowledge about a time period is called the what?