1. JOURNAL
Do you think all leaders are “Arthurs” – those who should receive perfect obedience – or should people sometimes question their leader’s decisions? Explain.

2. BINGO! Reviewing Arthurian Literature

3. Traditional story that takes place in the past.
LEGEND

4. The sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake.
EXCALIBUR

5. Arthur’s half sister, an evil enchantress.
MORGAN LE FAY

6. The “code” of knights; it celebrates manners, religious piety, mercy, bravery, etc…
CHIVALRY

7. Author of Le Morte d’Arthur.
SIR THOMAS MALORY

8. According to the “Five Fives,” Gawain is faultless in these two areas:
FINGERS & SENSES

9. Arthur’s biological father.
UTHER PENDRAGON

10. The “scaffold” from which Arthur falls in his dream.
FORTUNE’S WHEEL

11. Inspiration for the legend, the “real” Arthur was probably a warrior that lived during this time period.
DARK AGES

12. The only knight to survive the final battle between Arthur and Mordred.
BEDIVERE

13. This character offered Gawain one final temptation before leaving him at the Green Chapel.
THE GUIDE

14. Imaginative story usually based on the adventures of knights, kings, and ladies.
MEDIEVAL ROMANCE

15. This represents equality in Arthur’s court.
ROUND TABLE

16. The last 4-5 lines of each poetic stanza in SGGK; the summary and transition section.
BOB & WHEEL

17. Where Arthur is taken to have his wounds healed…
ISLE OF AVALON

18. Author of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.
PEARL POET

19. Arthur’s magical advisor.
MERLIN

20. The name of Arthur’s kingdom.
CAMELOT

21. The Green Knight specifically challenges Arthur’s court because of their:
REPUTATION

22. The sword that indicated Arthur’s destiny to be king.
SWORD IN THE STONE

23. Legends are usually based on people or events that are ________.
REAL

24. Arthur’s queen; she is a beautiful woman, desired by many men.
GUINEVERE

25. Gawain’s five ________ include: beneficence, brotherly love, pure mind, pure manners, and compassion.
VIRTUES

26. The “Grail Knight.”
GALAHAD

27. In the end, Gawain wears this as a sign of his faults.
GIRDLE (BELT)

28. In the family tree, Gawain is Arthur’s _______.
NEPHEW

29. The first object that Bertilak’s wife offers Gawain.
RING

30. In Morte d’Arthur, this animal causes the final battle to begin.
ADDER

31. The time period in which the “legendary Arthur” appears.
Medieval Times

32. The place that Gawain must meet the Green Knight.
GREEN CHAPEL

33. Poetry that repeats consonant sounds throughout a line.
ALLITERATIVE POETRY

34. One of Arthur’s greatest knights; he has an affair with the queen.
LANCELOT

35. Arthur’s foster brother; he often criticizes other knights.
SIR KAY

36. A story pattern that recurs in literature from around the world.
ARCHETYPE

37. The earliest level in the process of becoming a knight.
PAGE

38. Her image appears on the inside of Sir Gawain’s shield.
VIRGIN MARY

39. The Green Knight’s size.
HALF A GIANT!

40. One of the most famous compilations of Arthurian legends, written by Sir Thomas Malory.
LE MORTE D’ARTHUR

41. This character gives Arthur the sword Excalibur.
LADY OF THE LAKE

42. This man tells Bedivere about a mysterious grave.
HERMIT

43. The Green Knight’s true identity.
BERTILAK

44. This symbol appears on the front of Gawain’s shield.
PENTANGLE

45. What Gawain “pays” the host at the end of each day.
KISSES

46. Arthur’s biological mother.
IGRAINE

47. Items that the Green Knight is NOT carrying.
ARMOR & WEAPONS

48. The number of times Bedivere is told to dispose of Excalibur.
THREE

49. The name of Gawain’s horse.
GRINGOLET

50. The two religious “Fives.”
JOYS OF MARY & WOUNDS OF CHRIST

51. The two items that the Green Knight carries.
AXE & HOLLY BOB

52. Arthur’s illegitimate child who turns against him.
MORDRED

53. Because of the “familiarity” they provide, the use of archetypes typically makes stories easier to ________.
REMEMBER

54. The Green Knight challenges Arthur’s court to this type of game:
BEHEADING GAME

55. Mounted warriors, usually men of rank.
KNIGHT

56. The typical length of an Arthurian quest.
YEAR AND A DAY

57. She tempts Gawain every morning and eventually gives him a magic belt.
THE LADY

58. The pentangle represents:
THE FIVE FIVES

59. The step before becoming a knight (young boys become this around age 14):
SQUIRE

60. This color often represents magic.
GREEN

61. A holy item that many of Arthur’s knights tried to find.
HOLY GRAIL

62. The celebration that the Green Knight disrupts.
CHRISTMAS FEAST

63. The only knight to step up to the Green Knight’s challenge.
GAWAIN

64. The activity that the lord engages in while Gawain rests every morning.
HUNTING

65. The root –droit- means _______.
RIGHT

66. Each knight has a unique one of these to reflect their feats or character.
SHIELD

67. This man cuts Gawain’s neck.
GREEN KNIGHT

68. This story describes a knight’s humbling experience.
SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT

69. Legendary ruler of Britain.
KING ARTHUR

70. Morgan le Fay is disguised as this in Bertilak’s castle.
THE OLD CRONE

71. STUDY for your TEST!!

72. Geoffrey of Monmouth’s book about Britain’s early politics.
HISTORY OF THE KINGS OF BRITAIN.

73. The British claim that Arthur’s heritage connects to this classical culture.
ROMANS

74. A technique in which two scenes parallel one another within a text.
JUXTAPOSITION

75. Arthur’s conception place.
TINTAGEL

76. The mother of Mordred; Arthur’s half sister.
MORGAUSE

77. Arthur’s foster father.
SIR ECTOR

78. The color of the Green Knight’s eyes, as well as Gawain’s armor.
RED