A. Trouthe represents the supernatural aspects of the medieval romance.
B. Trouthe alludes to the british conversion
FroM paganism to christianity.
C. Trouthe emphasizes the positive side of feudalism.
A. To serve the church
B. To withdraw and meditate upon god
C. To pray
D. To preach
A. The conquered english quickly studied french.
B. The french conquerors learned english in order to be able to govern well.
C. Latin became a common language for interaction between the two groups.
D. Most of the english population went on speaking english with french used mostly among the upper-ruling class.
A. Kings often used generous gifts to recruit their followers.
B. It was necessary for kings to fight in order to keep their power.
C. The ability to attract fellow warriors was a necessary attribute of power.
D. All of these answers
A. English was a more commonly used language in the church.
B. The audience was likely unable to read french.
C. Women were more educated, so they knew more languages.
D. The audience was partially lay-women with little knowledge of latin.
A. The stories of king arthur made all english people nostalgic.
B. Metrical poetry simply got boring.
C. Alliterative poetry was much easier to write.
D. Alliterative poetry was associated with a world before the french influence, a world before the conquest
A. The knight is religious.
B. The knight is submissive to his lad.
C. The knight is dedicated to his feudal lord.
D. The knight is blond, tall, and elegant.
A. Giving inanimate objects human qualities
B. A metaphorical compound
C. A reparational payment demanded of a person guilty of homicide
D. The image used to share qualities in a metaphor or simile
A. Faith
B. Time spent in prayer
C. Donations made to the monastery
D. Good deeds
A. The term is an allusion to beowulf’s golden torque.
B. The term represents the comitatus ethic.
C. The term is an example of kenning.
D. The term is an example of caesura.