Units 1-2 Flashcards

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1
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What section has the theme of love of money is the root of all evil?

A

“The Pardoner’s Tale”

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2
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short narrative folk song

A

popular ballad

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3
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What poem shows the irony of a seaman longing for hte sea despite hardships?

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“The Seafarer”

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4
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What poem shows that a worm can destroy the words of great men?

A

“Bookworm”

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5
Q

a pause or break in a line of poetry

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caesure

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6
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Hrothgar

A

Beowulf

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7
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Who wrote Morte Darthur?

A

Sir Thomas Malory

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8
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What is the greatest Anglo-Saxon poem?

A

Beowulf

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9
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Who wrote The Canterbury Tales?

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Geoffrey Chaucer

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10
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In Morte Darthur, what happened when the sword Excalibur was thrown into the water?

A

It was caught by a hand.

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11
Q

“At night there came into that hostelry
Full nine and twenty in a company
Of sundry folk, by chance together there.”

A

The Canterbury Tales

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12
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“Since my love died for me to-day, I’ll die for him to-morrow.”

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Bonny Barbara Allen

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13
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Sire John Graeme

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“Bonny Barbara Allan”

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14
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Who wrote Sir Gawain and the Green Knight?

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the Pearl Poet

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15
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What friend of Everyman was willing to go with him at the end?

A

Good-deeds

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16
Q

stresses certain syllables or words

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accent

17
Q

What selection has the subject of the hour of death?

A

Everyman

18
Q

moveable platform upon which plays were produced during medieval period

A

pageant

19
Q

Sir Bedivere

A

Morte Darthur

20
Q

Who was the first English poet whose name is known?

A

Caedmon

21
Q

Mary and Joseph

A

“The Cherry-Tree Carol”

22
Q

Wiglaf

A

Beowulf

23
Q

Who is the Father of English Prose?

A

John Wycliffe

24
Q

In Everyman, who surprised Everyman with a visit at the beginning?

A

Death

25
Q

strong metaphorical expression

A

kenning

26
Q

Who wrote Ecclesiastical History of the English People?

A

the Venerable Bede

27
Q

based upon the adventures of knights

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medieval romance

28
Q

“I charge thee, to receive such a blow as thou hast dealt. Thou deservest to be promptly paid on New Year’s Morn.

A

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

29
Q

plays based upon biblical subjects

A

mystery play

30
Q

In Beowulf, who was the last enemy that Beowulf slays?

A

the dragon

31
Q

King Arthur

A

Morte Darthur

32
Q

a short tale or anecdote told to teach a lesson

A

exmplum

33
Q

What is an Anglo-Saxon poet called?

A

scop

34
Q

play based upon legends of the saints

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miracle play

35
Q

“They made a paction tween them twa, They made it firm and sure.”

A

“Get Up and Bar the Door”

36
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What was the first literature of the Anglo-Saxons?

A

poetry

37
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three men looking for Death

A

“The Pardoner’s Tale”