OE 10

Question 1

hraðe

Answer 1

fast, quickly, soon

Question 2

eadmodlice

Answer 2

humbly

Question 3

bliðelice

Answer 3

happily

Question 4

eallunga

Answer 4

completely

Question 5

líc

Answer 5

Nominative (the/that þæt) líc (the/those þá) lícAccusative (the/that þæt) líc (the/those þá) lícGenitive (the/that þæs) líces (the/those þára) lícaDative (the/that þæm) líce (the/those þæm) lícum

Question 6

gelic

Answer 6

like

Question 7

dæges and nihtes

Answer 7

by day and by night

Question 8

hwilum

Answer 8

at times

Question 9

miclum(“mitch-lum”)

Answer 9

much

Question 10

lytlum

Answer 10

little

Question 11

furðum

Answer 11

Adverb even exactly quite already just as at firstAdverb 1. even (marking an extreme example) Even God rested on the seventh day Even dogs should not be forced to live like dogs! 2. just ; recently

Question 12

forð

Answer 12

thence, hence, forth

Question 13

þa, her, þær

Answer 13

Some adverbs are short monosyllabic words which behave rather like pronouns in that they can replace another word or phrase: þa then, her here, þær there.

Question 14

eac

Answer 14

also, with

Question 15

seoððan

Answer 15

afterwards

Question 16

þæræfter

Answer 16

after that

Question 17

þærmid

Answer 17

with that, immediately

Question 18

swiþe god

Answer 18

very good

Question 19

swiþe arwurðlice

Answer 19

very honourably

Question 20

Adverbs expressing direction or movement towards something include: hām, þider, hider, feorr, ūt, norð, suð.

Answer 20

home, to there, to here, far, out, northward, southward

Question 21

A set of adverbs express direction from: þonan, heonan, feorran, utan, norðan, suðan

Answer 21

from there, from here, from afar, from outside, from the north, from the south