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What is an alliteration.
What is the literary element which evolved from alliterative verse in Old English?
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What are Latin, Greek, and German.
Latin- 55% Greek- 10% German- 1%
Which languages were used in creating the Modern English language?
*BONUS* Which percent of each language was used? |
What are the Runes.
What did the Old English use for letters?
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What is alliterative verse.
What form of Old English Literature was preserved into Modern English and evolved to become alliterations in Modern English?
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Who was Thomas Jefferson.
This person was a founding father, also very interested in the Anglo-Saxon/ Old English language.
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What are understatements.
The literary elements 'litotes' are the Old English version of what?
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Who are the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes.
They make up the Anglo Saxon language.
In the 5th Century, Great Britain was invaded by the three Germanic tribes. What are these called and which language do they make up?
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Kennings are made up words, created from two combined words resulting in a poetic sounding word.
What were kennings?
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What is a cow.
Which animal is represented in this riddle?
"Four dilly-dandies Four stick standies Two crookers Two lookers And a wig wag" |
What is 26-33.
There are these many letters in the Anglo-Frisian runes.
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What is the kenning.
What is the literary element used to physically describe something based on its appearance or use, which occurred in the Old English period?
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He was influenced by the language, ideas, and culture of the Anglo-Saxons. Tolkien referenced Beowulf and changed the ideas from Beowulf/Anglo-Saxons. For example, Thenga was a nobleman in Beowulf was changed to Thane, a character in his stories.
How did the epic poem,Beowulf, influence J.R.R. Tolkien on his literature?
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Combination of multiple languages, primarily Latin, German, Dutch and from the languages of the Anglo's, Saxon's, and Jutes
*BONUS* They would use runes in chants or poems to make magical spells or to fix problems.
How did Runes originate?
*BONUS QUESTIONS*: What/how are runes used? |
It would typically include emigration/settlement and battles. Also, typically the characters would focus on overcoming personal challenges and trying to take control of their fate.
What was a typical pattern that occurred in Heroic or Epic Verse poetry?
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What is the early eighth century.
Old English began to appear in writing during this century.
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What is the Nowell Codex.
Name the document that is known as the Beowulf manuscript and contains information regarding St. Christopher.
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What is the invasion of 1066.
Which event significantly marks the date of which Old English literature was changed into Middle English literature?
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What are A, E, I, O, U, Y, & LE. vowels changed depending on the use of them. in one words they could have a long sound and in the same word they could also have a short sound, which changed the meaning of the word.
Name the vowels and how they changed
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what is a scop.
What was a multipurpose storyteller in the Anglo-Saxon time period referred to as?
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What were West Saxon, Mercian, Northumbrian, and Kentish.
These were the four main dialects of Anglo-Saxon/ Old English.
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What is formula.
When you want to emphasize a certain point in a poem, which type of literary element do you use?
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Old English: 449-1100
Middle English: 1100-1500 Modern English: 1500-present *BONUS*: Modern English!
Name the time frames of old English literature, middle English literature, and modern English literature.
*BONUS* Which time period includes Shakespeare? |
What is prose.
The Anglo-Saxon chronicle evolved into which form of literature?
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What is 'ring giver.'
Rings became such a common gift to scops from the chiefs that the referred to the chiefs as 'beag-gifa' which meant what?
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