People Question 100 Hamlet’s uncle.

People Question 200 Struggles with his “father’s” religion.

People Question 300 Brings a plague upon Thebes.

People Question 400 Counts Tralfamadorians as his friends.

Terms Question 100 This line ends with a full stop.

Terms Question 200 Exaggerated language.

Terms Question 300 Unstressed and stressed syllable, in that order.

Terms Question lines: 3 quatrains and a couplet.

Symbols Question 100 Ralph’s conch.

Symbols Question 200 Yorrick’s skull.

Symbols Question 300 Jane and Rochester’s tree.

Symbols Question 400 Sula’s red dress.

Essay Topics Question 100 Identify a character who is conflicted between his/her own desires and his/her family’s expectations.

Essay Topics Question 200 Identify a parent/child relationship that is central to the literary work’s meaning as a whole.

Essay Topics Question 300 Identify a character that struggles with religion/faith.

Essay Topic Question 400 Identify two foil characters and explain their relationship.

Double Jeopardy Literary Devices Question 200 Double Jeopardy Literary Devices Question 200 “Beowulf uttered his final boast...”

Double Jeopardy Literary Devices Question 400 The literary device that is used in the line “...he sank through the waves, swam for hours”

Double Jeopardy Literary Devices Question 600 The device that is used and to whom is this quote referring: “was there a warrior worthier to rule over men”

Double Jeopardy Literary Devices Question 800 The two literary devices used in this line: “Light and life fleeing together...”

Double Jeopardy The Battles Question 200 Prior to this battle, Hrothgar’s closest friend is killed.

Double Jeopardy The Battles Question 400 During this battle, the Danes believe that Beowulf has died, and they leave.

Double Jeopardy The Battles Question 600 During the battle against the dragon, this item of Beowulf fails him.

Double Jeopardy The Battles Question 800 Beowulf’s only weapon during the battle with Grendel.

Double Jeopardy Kings Question 200 “Protector of the Danes”

Double Jeopardy Kings Question 400 A ruler for fifty years.

Double Jeopardy Kings Question 600 Beowulf’s uncle.

Double Jeopardy Kings Question 800 This person BEST represents the side of good in the poem.

Double Jeopardy Pagan or Christian Question 200 The belief in wyrd.

Double Jeopardy Pagan or Christian Question 400 “Heaven’s own candle”

Double Jeopardy Pagan or Christian Question 600 Belief in omens and stone gods.

Double Jeopardy Pagan or Christian Question 800 Grendel is a descendant of Cain.

Final Jeopardy Question P rovide at least four elements of proof— specific from the text—that Beowulf is indeed an epic.