Old and Middle English Literature Review
A review game to prepare for E4U4, Quiz 1 in BrightThinker English IV
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Topics of this game:
- The Old English period is often called the _____ period.
- British literature contains the ideas of America’s _____ foundation.
- Saint Bede was the first English _____.
- The Viking who defeats Grendel is called _____.
- Beowulf might be a forerunner to the _____ genre.
- Feudal lords’ lands were protected by _____.
- The _____ is also referred to as the Black Death.
- The prevalence of _____ during the Middle Ages caused a focus on religion and the afterlife.
- To stop the tyranny of the monarchs, a legal document called the _____ was written.
- Sir Gawain and the Green Knight expresses the theme of _____.
- The Canterbury Tales was written by _____.
- The _____ preaches about the evil of drinking wine, but does not practice what he preaches.
- What is the main difference between Middle English and Modern English?
- Mrs. Haweis writes that the author of The Canterbury Tales hated and exposed _____ in his work.
- a skilled worker who makes things by hand
- Disease of a widespread area caused by an infection spread by rats and mice.
- The service of the knights; the code of honor held by knights
- A long poem that tells about cultural events and heroic deeds
- A system of land divisions and rulers appointed by the king to protect his realm
- The process of change and breakthrough
- A master or ruler; the title given to a ruler
- A person who takes a vow of life-long devotion to a religion and its community
- A genre of drama that portrays biblical events to celebrate religious holidays
- An award of chivalry in English knighthood
- The study of religion, usually one of a single creator
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