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What is the most famous work of Old English literature?
What is the most famous work of Old English literature?
- Beowulf (correct)
- The Seafarer
- The Wanderer
- The Ruin
When was Beowulf believed to have been written?
When was Beowulf believed to have been written?
- 14th century
- 5th century
- 18th century
- 8th-11th centuries (correct)
Which genre of Old English literature is the most abundant in quantity?
Which genre of Old English literature is the most abundant in quantity?
- Sermons and saints' lives (correct)
- Legal works
- Poetry
- Prose
Who does Beowulf come to aid in the poem?
Who does Beowulf come to aid in the poem?
What is the distinguishing feature of Old English poetry?
What is the distinguishing feature of Old English poetry?
What is the relationship between pagan Germanic culture and Christian beliefs in Beowulf?
What is the relationship between pagan Germanic culture and Christian beliefs in Beowulf?
Which manuscript contains a Biblical poetic paraphrase called Judith?
Which manuscript contains a Biblical poetic paraphrase called Judith?
What is the subject matter of The Wanderer?
What is the subject matter of The Wanderer?
What is the literary genre of Beowulf?
What is the literary genre of Beowulf?
What types of poems are included in Old English literature?
What types of poems are included in Old English literature?
What is the main conflict in Beowulf?
What is the main conflict in Beowulf?
Who does Beowulf fight later in life?
Who does Beowulf fight later in life?
What is the Junius manuscript?
What is the Junius manuscript?
What is the authorship of Beowulf?
What is the authorship of Beowulf?
What is the primary reason Old English manuscripts have been highly prized by collectors since the 16th century?
What is the primary reason Old English manuscripts have been highly prized by collectors since the 16th century?
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