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  • The q __________ carried a jeweled goblet and offered drinks to the guests.
    queen
  • Guests at the feast drank m__________, a sweet alcoholic drink made from honey.
    mead
  • Beowulf tells a tale of kings and w___________.
    warroirs
  • Most wooden b______________ from those days have disappeared.
    buildings
  • The warriors slept in the hall with their w__________ close at hand.
    weapons
  • Beowulf helped the Danish king by killing a monster named G__________.
    Grendel
  • The poem Beowulf was written in the sixteenth century.
    False
  • Old English was mostly a spoken language.
    True
  • The walls were decorated with golden t __________ to mark the celebration.
    tapestries
  • Most Anglo-Saxon wooden buildings still survive today.
    False
  • During the celebration, e__________ such as songs and ballads were performed.
    entertainments
  • A t__________ had to be loyal to his lord and be ready to fight at any time.
    thane
  • Hrothgar celebrated Beowulf’s victory with a feast in his b __________.
    banqueting hall
  • We have many photos and drawings of early English kings.
    False
  • Only a small part of Old English verse was written down and p______________.
    preserved
  • Monks wrote a lot about the lives of ordinary people.
    False
  • Some of the kings' possessions, like weapons and j_______, have survived.
    jewels
  • The lives of o__________ people are hard to know about from early English times.
    ordinary
  • Beowulf was wounded and died after slaying a terrible d__________.
    dragon
  • Hrothgar gave Beowulf a golden banner, a mail-coat, and a h __________.
    helmet