1. Which of the following most likely belongs to the Anglo-Saxon code of honor as it emerges from Beowulf? (1 point)belief in the inescapability of fate
compassion for the enemy’s struggle
a sense of equality and brotherhood between chieftain and warriors

2. The following line from Beowulf is an example of

Slashing and stabbing with the sharpest of points. (“Grendel’s Mother,” line 9)

(1 point)caesura.
repetition.
alliteration.

3. Compared to epic narratives, heroic elegies focus more on (1 point)superhuman qualities and magic.
mourning the hero’s fateful death.
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Question

1.   Which of the following most likely belongs to the Anglo-Saxon code of honor as it emerges from Beowulf?  (1 point)belief in the inescapability of fate
compassion for the enemy’s struggle
a sense of equality and brotherhood between chieftain and warriors

2.   The following line from Beowulf is an example of 


Slashing and stabbing with the sharpest of points. (“Grendel’s Mother,” line 9)

 (1 point)caesura.
repetition.
alliteration.

3.   Compared to epic narratives, heroic elegies focus more on  (1 point)superhuman qualities and magic.
mourning the hero’s fateful death.
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