This 'Final Exam Day One: Senior English' assesses knowledge of Old English literature, focusing on 'Beowulf', poetic devices, and literary terms. It evaluates understanding of historical language use, literary techniques, and their application in classical texts.
Typhoid
Bubonic Plague
Yellow Fever
Tuberculosis
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Onomatopoeia
Kenning
Caesura
Alliteration
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Praying
Meditating
Boasting
Dancing
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Geoffrey Monmouth
William Beckett
Geoffrey of Anjou
Geoffrey Chaucer
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Christian
Christina
Crispin
Christiana
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The mines
The broadsword
The pikes
The longbow
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A way of using humor to show that someone or something is foolish, weak, bad, etc.
A way of using irony to show contempt for someone else.
Making a harsh political point.
Shaming the wealthy into action.
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Ancient English
Old English
Early Middle English
Early Modern English
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A ton of treasure to mock his greed
Wine to mock his party days
A mirror to mock his vanity
Tennis balls to mock his youth
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Abel
Cain
Judas
Moses
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One hundred pounds
Ten shillings
Twenty pence
Three crowns
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Cut off a lock of his hair to take to Geatland
Bury him under an Elm tree in Heorot
Wrap him in cloth and throw him in the lake
Sever his head to take to Heorot
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Used the Chorus to tell the audience how to use their imaginations
He staged the plays outside using a larger than normal cast
He used multiple stages to represent different places in the story
He used a system of shadows and lights to trick people into thinking there were more people on stage than there really were.
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Prologue
Frame
Introduction
Monologue
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Alliteration
Caesura
Kenning
Onomatopoeia
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The ogre furiously bursts in on the Geats, killing one and then reaching for Beowulf.
Kills the king and Beowulf.
Retreats in terror.
Brings in his mother to finish off the Danes.
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Soliloquy
Dialogue
Monologue
Chit-chat
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Henry will lay siege to the town and starve them out.
Henry will let his troops run wild to murder and abuse the inhabitants
The English will blow the mines and destroy the town
God will punish them through plagues.
Grendel falls asleep
Beowulf sharpens his sword
Grendel kills one of Beowulf’s men
Beowulf kills Grendel’s mother
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John of Gaunt
Wat Tyler
Henry Bolingbroke
Richard of Bordeaux
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The Crusades
The Hundred Year's War
The Glorious Revolution
The War of the Roses
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Katherine
Elizabeth
Daphne
Catherina
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Sarcasm
Irony
Satire
Hyperbole
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Alliteration
Caesura
Kenning
Onomatopoeia
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Thomas Moore
Thomas a'Kempis
Thomas de Beaumont
Thomas a'Beckett
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True
False
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The Archbishop of Ely
The Archbishop of Canterbury
The Duke of Gloucester
The Duke of Essex
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With a sword
By pulling off his arm
With a bow and arrow
By decapitation
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Tried to desert
Mugged a fellow soldier
Stole from the French
Was a coward on the battlefield
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Deeds, courage and lineage
Friendship, loyalty and a sense of community
Strength, possessions, and wealth
Trophies, stolen treasure, and plunder
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Monologue
Dialogue
Soliloquy
Heart-to-heart
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Monologue
Dialogue
Soliloquy
Crazy
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The Danes
The Angles
The Jutes
The Geats
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A viking monk.
An Irish monk
An English monk
Geoffrey Chaucer
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"Leading from the front"
"Building a sense of the mission through inspirational Speeches"
"Mixing in harsh punishment for lack of loyalty"
"Displaying a willingness to innovate"
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100,000
10,000
120,000
5,000
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Chorus
Henry
Dauphin
Montjoy
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Herod
Heorot
Hrothgar
Heotaf
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Richard II
Henry IV part I
Henry IV part II
Henry V
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The archers
The weather
The location
God
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A Modest Proposal for Maximizing the Usefulness of the Poor Children of Ireland and for Providing a Means to Regulate the Economy
A Modest Proposal for Feeding the Hungry, Clothing the Needy, Sheltering the Homeless, and Enriching the Poor People of Ireland
A Modest Proposal for Improving the Living Standards in Ireland and for Relieving the Poor People in Ireland of Their Unwanted Children
A Modest Proposal for Preventing the Children of Poor People in Ireland from Being a Burden to Their Parents or Country, and for Making Them Beneficial to the Public
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Harfluer
Reuen
Alonscour
Agincourt
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The Geats
The Danes
The Frisians
The Britons
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Falstaff
The bishop of Ely
Bardolf
Nym
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Orleans
Brettan
Montjoy
He is unnamed and simply referred to as "herald."
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Spanish
American
Italian
English
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A brisk, cold wind.
A fierce wind.
A gentle, warm breeze.
A car.
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The Duke of Exeter
The duke of Gloucester
The Archbishop of Canterbury
The Chorus
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