29. The three “keepers of the Grail” in Robert’s story:

3. The three major sub-genres (or categories) of Fantasy Literature:

24. After the test is over, how Bertilak symbolically understands the girdle vs. how Gawain understands it:

4. Why (specifically) Grendel attacks the mead-hall:

12. Significance of the “Survivor’s Lament”:

19. One significant aspect the Pentangle’s symbolism (on Gawain’s shield):

15. The point of the Gawain author making that reference (above):

BONUS: What are you looking forward to most about fall break?

Soni C. Boom, the eccentric CEO of Echo Lab. decides it’s time to develop sonar equipment for undersea exploration.  This project is expected to run forever. Starting immediately, the company must spend $11 billion in cash each year (i.e., the first cash flow out is at t=0). Due to technological advances, that $11 billion is expected to remain constant forever (i.e., will not grow). In three years, the company will begin to sell the undersea sonar equipment. Starting at year 3, Echolab will receive $15 billion in cash and that amount will grow at 4% per year, forever. The interest rate is 18% per year (compounded annually). What is the net present value of this project today? Answer format:  $XX.XX with the $ and decimal and no leading 0’s.  

A project you are considering is expected to provide benefits worth $225,000 in one year. If the risk-free rate of interest ( rf) is 8%, then the value of the benefits of this project today are closest to: