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an original model or pattern |
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To illustrate by example; to serve as a good example |
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Forgiving; unresentful; noble in spirit; generous |
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To thwart; to get in the way of; to hinder |
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Continual; happening over and over again or year after year |
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Hard to pin down; evasive |
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Shamefully wicked; having an extremely bad reputation; disgraceful |
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Extreme wickedness or corruption |
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Great warmth or earnestness; ardor; zeal |
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To praise highly; to brag publically about |
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What race/species did Beowulf drive away from the earth? |
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Who is the patriarch of the Danes? |
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Approximately, how old is Beowulf at the end? |
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Who challenged Beowulf's boast? |
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Who fought the dragon with Beowulf at the end? |
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The male head of a family or tribe |
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A long poem that tells a story of action, travel, and heroic deeds, written in 'high style' using formal language
- Central theme
- All events relate to the theme in some way
- Has a setting that covers many places (even the universe)
- Includes gods or supernatural helpers that play a role in the action
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- Larger than life
- Subject of legend or a national hero
- Someone who has virtures and faults
- Courageous and heroic
- Able to use superhuman strength in battle
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Phrases which are used in place of the things the represent. Usually have a dash (-)
ex. Whale-road = ocean |
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Repetition of cononant sounds in a line of poetry
ex. Shelly sold sea shells at the sea |
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Repetition of vowel sounds to create internal ryhming within phrases/sentences, when the consonants sounds preceeding and ollowing these vowels don't agree.
ex. Strike and grind. hat and man |
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Break in the line of poetry to catch a breath
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The practive of calling the son by the father's name
ex. I am Anchises' son
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Adjectives or phrases added to a word or name that are used to express the characteristic of a person or thing
ex. Alexander the Great
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Stuff that appears in Anglo-Sazon poetry |
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- Boasting
- The Number 3
- Catalogs
- Long, formal speeches
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