1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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2. Another Presentation © 2000 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon

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The repetition of the “m” sound at the beginning of the words is an example of what device?
Grendel this monster grim was called, march-riever mighty, in moorland living 13
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A: Assonance
B: Kenning
C: Alliteration
D: Caesura

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7. The following describes what character from Beowulf?15
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The following describes what character from Beowulf?
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A: Beowulf
B: Wiglaf
C: Hrothgar
D: Grendel

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9. The following describes what character from Canterbury Tales?15
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The following describes what character from Canterbury Tales?
A husky fellow who is often coarse and crude 12
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A: The Pardoner
B: The Friar
C: Absalom
D: The Miller

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Refer to passage # 1 on the sheet provided to you.
Look at Petruchio’s monologue from The Taming of the Shrew. Paraphrase only the first five lines. 13
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A: Answer 1
B: Answer 2
C: Answer 3
D: Answer 4

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13. The title, Beowulf, is an example of what device? 15
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The title, Beowulf, is an example of what device?
*Bonus 100 – Write down what it means 11
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A: Simile
B: Caesura
C: Consonance
D: Kenning

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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Which of the following characters does not practice what he/she preaches? 11
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A: The Pardoner
B: The Miller
C: The Wife of Bath
D: The Knight

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18. Refer to passage 2. The passage shows what type of influence?15
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Refer to passage 2. The passage shows what type of influence? 12
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A: Roman
B: Pagan
C: Christian
D: French

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20. The following line is an example of which device? 15
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The following line is an example of which device?
We hear thou knowest if sooth it is the saying of men, 12
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A: Simile
B: Metaphor
C: Caesura
D: Kenning

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Refer to passage # 3 on the sheet provided to you at the beginning of class. Which of the following is the correct rhyme scheme? 12
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A: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
B: ABAB BCBC CDCD EE
C: ABAB BCBC CDCD EE
D: ABABBCBCC

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24. Write the definition for iambic pentameter on your paper.15
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Write the definition for iambic pentameter on your paper. 13
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A: Answer 1
B: Answer 2
C: Answer 3
D: Answer 4

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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Review passage # 4 on the sheet provided to you at the beginning of class. Identify one Pagan influence and one Christian Influence. Highlight and label them on your sheet. Be able to defend your answer. 13
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A: Answer 1
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29. Read passage # 5 and explain how fate is significant to Beowulf.15
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Read passage # 5 and explain how fate is significant to Beowulf. 12
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A: Answer 1
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D: Answer 4

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Read passage # 6 from “The Seafarer.” What can you infer about Anglo-Saxon culture. 12
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A: Answer 1
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Refer to passage #7 on your sheet. Correctly identify the rhythm pattern of the lines. Be able to explain your answer. 13
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A: Answer 1
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Provide 3 characteristics for two of the following genres and list the tales that best portray the two genres of your choice.
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A: Answer 1
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D: Answer 4

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!