15. The point of the introductory “Proem” in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight:

22. The date that Gawain experiences the axe-tests, and its religious significance for him:

12. Two symbolic characteristics of dragons (from the recorded lecture):

26. The significance of “Pyramus and Thisbe”:

30. The “map of desire” by the end of Act 3 (draw OR describe):

19. The meaning of “homosocial bond” as it applies to Bertilak’s castle:

25. Three characteristics of the “Court” setting in A Midsummer Night’s Dream:

4. Two characteristics of Hrothgar that make him a good “ring-giver”:

3. The original language of Beowulf, and why it’s so different from modern English:

10. Two ways in which Grendel’s mother (or her dwelling) represents a “perversion of femininity”: