2. $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 MacbethCanterbury Literary Terms Beowulf Show and Tell

3. The porter, awakened by a constant knocking, imagines that he is… Category 1: $100: A

4. At the gates of hell Category 1: $100: Q

5. Name King Duncan’s two sons Category 1: $200: A

6. Malcolm & Donalbain Category 1: $200: Q

7. Category 1: $300: A A brief remark in a play whereby another character on stage is unaware of the comment

8. What is an aside? Category 1: $300: Q

9. Category 1: $400: A What makes Banquo’s murder different from the other murders?

10. Macbeth does it without Lady Macbeth’s knowledge. Category 1: $400: Q

11. Name the four visions Macbeth receives from the witches during his last meeting Category 1: $500: A

12. An armed head A bloody child A crowned child with tree A line of kings Category 1: $500: Q

13. The season or time of year they set out on their pilgrimage Category 2: $100: A

14. What is Spring time? Category 2: $100: Q

15. Category 2: $200: A The cross he carries appears to be studded with precious stones, but those are just bits of metal.

16. Who is the Pardoner? Category 2: $200: Q

17. The purpose of The Prologue is… Category 2: $300: A

18. To introduce the characters in the poem Category 2: $300: Q

19. Explain the fate of the thieves in The Pardoner’s Tale. Category 2: $400: A

20. Two are poisoned by the one that went for supplies but he is killed by them before they die. Category 2: $400: Q

21. Category 2: $500: A Who is Thomas a Becket?

22. A martyred priest turned saint. The Canterbury Cathedral holds his shrine. Category 2: $500: Q

23. Category 3: $100: A God-cursed Grendel came greedily loping

24. What is alliteration? Category 3: $100: Q

25. Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood clean from my hand? Category 3: $200: A

26. Allusion (also a rhetorical question) Category 3: $200: Q

27. Category 3: $300: A All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players (This is an example of?)

28. What is a metaphor? Category 3: $300: Q

29. Category 3: $400: A An extended monologue which reveals a character’s thoughts or feelings

30. Category 3: $400: Q What is a soliloquy?

31. Category 3: $500: A A form of satire which mimics the conventions of well-known format

32. Category 3: $500: Q What is a parody?

33. Category 4: $100: A This typically Anglo-Saxon device involves compounded words to generate symbolic representations

34. Category 4: $100: Q What is a kenning?

35. Category 4: $200: A The name of the awesome mead hall

36. Category 4: $200: Q What is Herot?

37. Category 4: $300: A Who is the author of Beowulf?

38. Category 4: $300: Q No one knows

39. Category 4: $400: A The only loyal companion in Beowulf’s last battle.

40. Category 4: $400: Q Wiglaf

41. Category 4: $500: A He would tell stories to entertain and tell stories of the tribe

42. What is a scop? Category 4: $500: Q

43. Category 5: $100: A What is the subject of the satire?

44. Education (discipline) The pledge of allegiance Category 5: $100: Q

45. Category 5: $200: A Monty Python’s Holy Grail is an example of this type of satire

46. Category 5: $200: Q What is mock-heroic ? or What is a parody?

47. Category 5: $300: A The dominant persuasive appeal?

48. Category 5: $300: Q What is Pathos?

49. Category 5: $400: A Identify & explain the scene

50. Category 5: $400: Q Macbeth returns to Lady Macbeth after killing Duncan

51. Category 5: $500: A

52. Category 5: $500: Q Who is the Cook? (ulcer on his knee)