1.
"Beowulf" is an epic poem that centers around the heroic deeds of its titular _____, Beowulf.
2.
The tale unfolds in three main acts, set in the land of the Geats and the _____ kingdom.
3.
The first act introduces Beowulf, a Geatish warrior who arrives in Denmark to help _____ and his people, plagued by the monstrous Grendel.
4.
Beowulf defeats Grendel using his immense strength, earning the _____ of the Danes.
5.
In the second act, Grendel's mother seeks _____ for her son's death.
6.
Beowulf dives into the underwater lair of the water-dwelling hag and emerges victorious, wielding a _____ sword.
7.
With his triumphs, Beowulf becomes a celebrated hero, returning to his homeland as a king after the passing of _____.
8.
The final act takes place in Beowulf's later years, as he faces a _____ threatening his kingdom.
9.
Despite his advanced age, Beowulf valiantly battles the dragon but is _____ wounded.
10.
His loyal warrior, _____, assists him, and together they slay the dragon.
11.
Beowulf dies, passing on the kingship to Wiglaf, as well as a _____ of bravery and honor.
12.
Beowulf's valor and unwavering resolve in the face of supernatural challenges depict the _____ ideals of honor and courage.
13.
The story blends _____ and Christian elements, reflecting the cultural and religious influences of the time.
14.
"Beowulf" remains a _____ work, offering a window into the historical and mythic past while showcasing the timeless struggle between good and evil.
