Vocabulary List #2 resolute – adj. determined vehemently –adv. violently infallible –adj. unable to fail or be wrong furled –v. rolled up lavish –adj.

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Vocabulary List #2 resolute – adj. determined vehemently –adv. violently infallible –adj. unable to fail or be wrong furled –v. rolled up lavish –adj. extravagant assail –v. attack extolled –v. praised Directions: Draw a picture for four of the words that you think will be hardest to remember.

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What had happened was… Beowulf’s Head Gold and Geats Prince Beowulf  King Beowulf

The Final Battle - 7 high-born rather no sword won’t flinch fate fighting alone

Courage…Combat trust own strength rock-face –> Kenning burst…barrow, blazing gave a shout. || The battle an angry dragon

Onomatopoeic Words burst 305 and 317 rumble 317 writhed 320 gliding 328 slashed 337

Directions: Find 2 examples of each in the remaining pages (pgs ). Include the line number on your paper. Caesura – A pause in poetry in the middle of the line. Kenning – Usually a two word pronoun that is a metaphor. Alliteration – Repetition of a letter or sound at the beginning of successive words. Onomatopoeic Words – Words that sound like their definitions.