You have read the second half of the Middle English poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The Gawain poet seems to have great(est) knowledge of … 

When he enters the hall of Camelot, what is the Green Knight carrying in each hand? 

Which of the following adjectives best describes Gawain’s feelings at the end of the tale? 

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight opens with a reference to the Trojan War. The so-called “foundation stories” link the founding of Britain to the destruction of Troy. What was the name of the man who supposedly fled from Troy and founded Britain? 

During the New Year’s Day celebration, Arthur refuses to eat until … 

According to Lecture 1 Library Resources for Studying the Poem, which place may have been the inspiration for the Green Chapel in the poem?

What gift does the Lady offer but Gawain never take?

As mentioned in the lecture, which of the following female authors from the Middle English is included in the Norton Anthology of English Literature?

   In our text of the poem, each major division of the poem is called a … 

When the fairy bride comes to Camelot, she has  ______ on her wrist, and ______ is following her.