Across
- 1. Who is the speaker, "...your face is hot with ale...No man swims in the sea/ As I can."
- 6. The repetition of consonant sounds at the start of words close together
- 8. What Beowulf hangs from the rafters of the meadhall
- 10. Accuses our hero of foolishly risking his own life in a swimming match with Brecca
- 13. Who is Grendel a descendant of?
- 15. The ability to think and solve a problem
- 16. Protects the king's throne
- 18. Perilous means ___.
- 20. The name of the meadhall Hrothgar builds for his people
- 22. A compound expression that is metaphorical
- 23. For how many winters does the monster attack the Danes before the hero arrives?
- 24. "And sometimes they sacrificed to the old stone gods,/Made heathen vows"
- 25. Beowulf has the strength of ___ men.
- 26. The era in which this epic poem was written
- 27. Anglo-Saxon poet
Down
- 2. Central figure in narrative who represents values of his society, takes on danger, and has great strength
- 3. The oldest surviving piece of English literature
- 4. The Danes live in this country.
- 5. King of the Danes
- 7. A society's principles or standards are known as ___.
- 9. Where does the period for in-text citation go?
- 11. Characteristics of this include a vast setting, elevated style, and a hero
- 12. Who is the speaker, "Keep it free of evil, fight...And your ship will sail home with its treasure"
- 14. The details an author provides that helps the reader experience the story with his senses.
- 17. Beowulf kills nine sea ___ when swept out to sea.
- 19. Today, we know Geatland as this country.
- 21. This person was the smith of the gods and made Beowulf's armor
