Beowulf - Final - Study Guide
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Who was an ancient Danish king who went from being a good king to a ruthless evil king?
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Heremod
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Sigemund
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Heorot
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Hygelac
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Who was Hrothgar's younger brother that Wealtheow calls upon to protect her young sons if it should ever be necessary to do so?
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Hrothgar
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Ecghtheow
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Beowulf
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Hrothulf
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A. HrothulfExplanation
Hrothulf is the correct answer. Wealtheow, Hrothgar's wife, calls upon Hrothulf to protect her young sons if the need arises. This implies that Hrothulf is a trusted figure in the family and is considered capable of providing protection.Rate this question:
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How does Beowulf die?
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The plague covers the land.
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He is killed by the wounds from the dragon.
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He drowns while searching for a monster.
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He is stabbed by Hrothgar.
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A. He is killed by the wounds from the dragon.Explanation
Beowulf dies from the wounds inflicted by the dragon. In the epic poem, Beowulf faces off against a dragon in his final battle. Although he manages to kill the dragon, he is fatally wounded in the process. Despite receiving medical treatment, Beowulf succumbs to his injuries and dies, leaving behind a legacy of bravery and heroism.Rate this question:
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Who was one of Hrothgr's faithful thanes that also deems the Geat visitors as people worthy enough to meet with Hrothgar?
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Wulfgar
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Grendel
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Beowulf
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Wiglaf
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A. WulfgarExplanation
Wulfgar was one of Hrothgar's faithful thanes who believed that the Geat visitors, including Beowulf, were worthy enough to meet with Hrothgar.Rate this question:
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What was the name of the hall that Hrothgar built in celebration of his reign and was the site both of many happy festivals and many sorrowful funerals?
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Beowulf
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Unferth
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Heremod
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Heorot
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A. HeorotExplanation
Heorot was the name of the hall that Hrothgar built in celebration of his reign. It was the site of many happy festivals and also many sorrowful funerals.Rate this question:
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What was the name of the sword that Beowulf won in a fight between the Geats and the Frisians that he used in the battle with the dragon?
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Naegling
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Wiglaf
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Hrunting
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Hygelac
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A. NaeglingExplanation
Naegling is the correct answer because it is the name of the sword that Beowulf won in a fight between the Geats and the Frisians and used in the battle with the dragon.Rate this question:
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Who is the third and last monster that Beowulf defeats?
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Freawaru
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Heorot
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Heremod
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The dragon
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A. The dragonExplanation
In the epic poem Beowulf, the third and last monster that Beowulf defeats is the dragon. This dragon is awakened when a thief steals a valuable cup from its treasure hoard. Beowulf, now an old king, takes it upon himself to slay the dragon and protect his kingdom. The battle with the dragon is fierce and ultimately leads to Beowulf's death. However, he is able to defeat the dragon and save his people before succumbing to his injuries.Rate this question:
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Where was Beowulf from?
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Germany
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Daneland
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Ireland
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Geatland
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A. GeatlandExplanation
Beowulf was from Geatland. This is evident from the epic poem Beowulf, which tells the story of the hero Beowulf and his adventures. Geatland, also known as Götaland, was a region in what is now modern-day Sweden. Beowulf is described as a Geat, a member of a tribe or people from this region. Throughout the poem, Beowulf's origin in Geatland is mentioned multiple times, establishing it as his homeland.Rate this question:
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Which man did Grendel's mother kill?
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Wiglaf
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Beowulf
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Aeschere
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Sigemund
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A. AeschereExplanation
Grendel's mother killed Aeschere. In the epic poem Beowulf, Aeschere was a trusted advisor and close friend of King Hrothgar. Grendel's mother sought revenge for the death of her son, Grendel, who was killed by Beowulf. Aeschere's murder was a way for her to further torment and provoke the Danes.Rate this question:
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Who was the son of Scyld Scefing, a strong king in his own right, and was often confused with the hero of the poem?
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Wulfgar
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Wiglaf
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Beowulf
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Grendel
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A. BeowulfExplanation
Beowulf is the correct answer because he was the son of Scyld Scefing, a strong king, and was often confused with the hero of the poem. Beowulf is the protagonist of the Old English epic poem "Beowulf" and is known for his great strength and heroic deeds. He is often mistaken for the hero of the poem due to his similar name and his own heroic nature.Rate this question:
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