Quarter 1 Exam Flashcards

(60 cards)

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Why does King Arthur want his table of Knights to be round?

A

There would be no head of the table

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Who said “ You will be Lord and the land will be yours, if you fail, the land will perish”?

A

Merlin

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Excalibur can only be freed from the stone by whom?

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The true and rightful King

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What is the only thing that can restore King Arthur’s health?

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The holy grail

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The medieval belief that women should not have political influence and women are only given power through relatives is illustrated in the film by this

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Morganna’s quest for power

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The Norman invaders hoped to promote and link themselves with Christianity by presenting King Arthur with this

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A Christ like figure

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In order to appeal the Celtic people who were also historical enemies of Anglo-Saxons the Normans did this

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They resurrected the Celtic legend of King Arthur

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Where did the original story of King Arthur come from

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Celtic history and legend

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Arthur’s betrayal by a close friend, his early statues as the chosen one and his suffering reflected by strange signs in nature all reinforce King Arthur as this type of figure

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Christ like

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Arthur being knighted before becoming King and defeating the rebelling knights is which step on the Hero’s Journey

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Hero Returns/Self Knowledge

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Who is Sir Gawain seated next to at the New Year’s feast

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Queen Guenivere

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The poem (Sir Gawain and The Green Knight) illustrates a sense of the supernatural from this event

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The Green Knight does not die from the blow to his head

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How much time does Sir Gawain have to to locate the Green Knight

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1 year and 1 day

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The poem (Sir Gawain and The Green Knight) takes place under whose reign

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King Arthur

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This is what Sir Gawain does when the Green Knight strikes the ax for the first time

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Sir Gawain flinches

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The fostering of common beliefs and symbols was a positive effect from this organization

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The Medieval Church

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This group of people held social positions determined by the status of their fathers and husbands

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Women of Rank

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This event influenced everyday life in England by exposing the English to other civilizations

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The Crusades

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As a result of this event, an English national consciousness gradually developed

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The Hundred Years war between England and France

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What is the religious concept of hierarchy that features a class system of Overlords, Vassals, and Serfs

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Feudalism

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What event signaled a renewal of older democratic ideas

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The signing of the Magna Carta

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What political event had long lasting consequences from the development of the English language

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The Norman Conquest or battle of Hasting in 1066

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After William the Conqueror won the battle of Hastings in 1066, England changed because it adopted this

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The Norman Social System

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The martyrdom of this man in 1170 led to greater power for the church of Rome, Who?

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Thomas A’Becket, the archbishop of Canterbury

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The freedom of the Serfs and greater power of the lower classes occured because of what event
The Black Death
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Violating the principles of courtly love and breaking the vow of loyalty to King Arthur describes the behavior of which Knight of the round table
Lancelot and his behavior with Gueniviere
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Who said "Talk is for lovers, Merlin I need the sword to be King"
Uther Pendragon
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Who said "Have you used all the magic you stole from me to keep yourself young"
Merlin
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Who raises Arthur
Sir Ector
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Who said "Your love is the one thing I don't want"
Modred
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Who said "I will have a King and give birth to a God"
Morganna
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Arthur removing Excalibur from the stone is what step on the Hero's journey
Call to Adventure
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At his death the barge is taking Arthur to where
Avalon
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This man is handed Excalibur, tells his father he pulled it from the stone and then tells the truth, that he did not, who is he
Sir Kay
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The defeat of earlier Pagan civilizations by Christianity is illustrated by whose defeat in this film
Merlin's defeat
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What is the traditional time setting for a romance
The past
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A dangerous journey, a central test, and a return to the starting point are all examples of this
Romantic Quest
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A near perfect hero, an evil enemy, and a test of the hero are all parts of this
A romance
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An Anglo-Saxon metaphor is called this
A kenning
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Kennings were poetic devices important to these Anglo-Saxon people
Oral Poets or Scops
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Cognizant
Being aware of
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Assimilated
To absorb, to integrate
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Colloquy
Conversation, meeting
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Hyperbole
Exaggeration
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Allay
To alleviate
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Fortuitous
Unpredictable
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Adroit
Smart in the head
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Despot
Absolute ruler
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Mesmerism
Hypnotic
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Farcical
Preposterous
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Choleric
Irritable
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Omniscient
All knowing
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Discursive
Rambling
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Blazons
Coat of arms
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Ennui
Boredom
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Dirges
Mournful song
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Expatriates
To be exiled
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Incognito
To hide your true identity
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Feigns
To disguise
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Bravado
To show false bravery