Literary Terms Pt.1
Beowulf
Reading
Literary Terms Pt.2
Miscellaneous
100

Theme

It focuses on the deeper meaning or message that the reader is meant to consider.

100
A mighty warrior
Who is Beowulf
100

Who is the poet who wrote the poem “Dandelion”?

Perre Shelton

100
Repeating consanent sounds
What is Alliteration
100

Language that Beowulf was written in

Old English

200
Simile

A comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as."

200
A man eating monster who lives at the bottom of foul mere
Who is Grendel
200

Who wrote the play “Hamlet”

William Shakespeare

200
Hints or clues about what happen later
What is forshadowing
200

Who is Beowulf's loyal companion and right-hand man?

Wiglaf

300

Metaphor

A comparison between two unlike things without using "like" or "as."

300
King of the Danes
Who is Hrothgar
300

Who wrote the novel, “The Bluest Eye”

Toni Morrison

300

symbols

an object, a person, a situation, or an action that has a literal meaning in a story but suggests or represents other meanings.

300

Hrothgar's mead hall

Heorot

400

Hyperbole

Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.

400
Giving human qualities to none human things
What is personification
400

In what year did “The Bluest Eye” take place?

1940s

400

motif

a symbolic image or idea that appears frequently in a story

400
Is the way words relate by sound
What is rhyme scheme
500

Imagery

The use of vivid and descriptive language to create sensory experiences for the reader.

500

What is the name of the kingdom ruled by King Hrothgar?

What is Heorot

500

What was the setting of “The Bluest Eye”

Lorain, Ohio

500
Tone

The author's attitude or perspective towards the subject 

500

What literary device is used when Grendel is referred to as a “shadow-stalker” or “wound-fearer”?

Kenning