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Beowulf Part I Beowulf Part II Seafarer & Beowulf Misc. Anglo- Saxon History Jones Misc Australian Animals

Who is Grendel a descendent of? A 100

Cain, first Biblical murderer (killed brother, Abel) A 100

Why must Beowulf battle Grendel with his bare hands? A 200

Grendel had magically made all weapons useless against him.

In Beowulf’s fight to the death with Grendel’s mother, what piece of equipment saves his life? A 300

Woven mail shirt A 300

How does Grendel’s mother exact revenge? A 400

Kills Hrothgar’s best friend A 400

Why does Beowulf chop and carry Grendel’s head back to Herot/Hrothgar? A 500

He needs proof A 500

How many years did Beowulf reign peacefully? B 100

50 years B 100

How does Beowulf die? B 200

Unaided by most of the warriors, Beowulf is killed as he and Wiglaf fight the dragon. B 200

What last thoughts does Beowulf express as he is dying? B 300

A desire for respect and pride in his ability to protect his people. B 300

Beowulf tells Wiglaf that he wants his burned-out funeral pyre to be a... ? B 400

Reminder to his people of his greatness. B 400

Herot and Beowulf are associated with good/light, and Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and their lair are associated with/symbolized by... ? B 500

Evil and darkness B 500

What type of literature is “The Seafarer”? C 100

elegy C 100

What does a dragon’s hoard usually symbolize in Old and Middle English Literature? C 200

Spiritual death or corruptness C 200

The setting of most of Beowulf takes place in the land of the _____. C 300

Danes C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

What is an epic? C 400

A long, narrative poem involving a hero C 400

What does Beowulf look like? C 500

No physical description is given. C 500

What is wergild? D 100

Blood payment/ concept of reprisal and reparation D 100

What are the dates of the Anglo-Saxon Period? D 200

D 200

Beowulf is the first great work of ______ literature. D 300

English D 300

Anglo-Saxon scops held an honored position in society primarily because they-- D 400

Preserved heroic deeds in the collective memory D 400

Great Britain has been invaded and settled by all of the following peoples except- Romans, Vikings, Normans, Greeks D 500

Greeks D 500

Jones asks that students always use ___ or ___ ink pen on all assignments (one exception is when using a ____.) E 100

Blue, black, scantron (need pencil for scantron) E 100

When handwriting essays, notes, or journaling, Jones asks that students not write on the ____ of paper. E 200

back E 200

What sign language symbol does Jones ask students to use when asking to go to the restroom? E 300

“R” for “I need to use the restroom.” E 300

What are the five rules? E 400

Prepared, punctual, productive, respectful, and responsible E 400

Beowulf is an epic written by ____________ E 500

We do not know. Anonymous author E 500

The classification of Mammals with pouches F 100

What are Maruspials? F 100

Australia has the largest population of...? F 200

What are wild single-hump camels? F 200

Out of the top 25 deadliest snakes, Australia has ___? F 300

What are 20 deadliest snakes? F 300

This Australian island is the home of a devil and a wolf F 400

What is Tasmania? F 400

Although the National Bird of New Zealand, it is also indigenous to Australia F 500

What is the Kiwi? F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Anglo-Saxon History Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

What is Sutton Hoo, and why is it important? Click on screen to continue

A place in England where an Anglo-Saxon ship was excavated; it changed our perception of the Anglo-Saxons: they were not as primitive as we had thought. Click on screen to continue

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! (And don’t forget to study, study, study for the TEST!)