Language
Techniques
Bede's Ecclesiastical History
Women
Beowulf
100

The "Lingua Franca" throughout Western Europe during the Middle Ages

What is Latin?


100

Compound words that are used to describe common things and people

What is a Kenning?


100

Tells the story of the reetablishment of this religion in Europe

What is Christianity? 


100

She led expedition to recover true cross in Jerusalem

Who is Elene?

100

He was an author who suggested that Beowulf be read as an elegy rather than an epic, which allowed Beowulf to become more popular

Who is J.R.R Tolkien?


200

This language was spoken after William of Normandy invaded England

What is French?

200

Poems about loss, with the loss often being caused by war and the passage of time

What is an Elegy?

200

Bede wrote about this woman, who he had admired and considered to be an influential figure

Who is Abbess Hilda?

200

She invaded Ulster for a bull in order to be equal to her husband

Who is Queen Medb?

200

Beowulf can be categorized as this type of narrator due to his personal stake in the events that occur

What is Unreliable?

300

Elegies, Riddles, and Stories about Old Testament heroes were written in this language

What is Old English?


300

Represents how human minds actually think and progress through ideas

What is Stream of Consciousness?


300

The earliest example of poetry in English, which depicts a man who produces songs praising God

What is Caedmon's Hymn? 

300

This character reversed gender roles by waging war by avenging her son's death rather than weaving peace

Who is Grendel's Mother?


300

Beowulf is considered an elegy because it focuses on these themes

What are War and Loss?

400

The phrase "Ubi Sunt?" translates to this, often relating to war and a signigcant theme of elegies

What is "Where are they?"?

400

An art and literary technique, involves lines or storylines disappearing and reappearing throughout the work

What is Interlacing?

400

This king consults with a chief priest about converting to Christianity

Who is King Edwin?

400

She subtly warns Beowulf that if he were to try and take the Danish throne after Hrothgar dies, he would have to go through her

Who is Wealtheow?


400

Beowulf redefines his offer to take the throne by saying if he were to die he would look after his people

Who is Hrothgar?

500

Due to the Norman Conquest and educated people speaking multiple languages, more words from French made their way into this language

What is English?

500

These are intricate designs on pages which were influenced by the world the monks lived in

What are Carpet Pages?

500

Embodies this, as Bede focuses on religion's involvement with the development of society and seeks to give readers an idea of what life was like at the time

What is a Historiography?

500

She is able to save Israel by gaining the trust of, and later killing, Holofernes, and does so by using her beauty and the power of God

Who is Judith?

500

Depicts this type of narrative by jumping forward and back in time throughout the story

What is Non-linear?