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SGGK Part 2 Quiz

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Question 1

1.

Part 2 begins with a description of the passing seasons... for what purpose?

to show the fast passage of time during Gawain's last year (almost like a timelapse shot in a movie) 

to imply that nothing of real importance happened in Gawain's last year; the year just ran away  

to celebrate the beauty of nature and it's refreshing, inspiring turns throughout the year 

to create suspense/fear about the dangers of the deep woods Gawain is about to venture into

Both A and B

Both C and D 

Question 2

2.

When does Gawain begin his quest to find the Green Knight at the Green Chapel?

All Saints Day (Nov. 1) 

First Sunday of Advent

Christmas Eve

Christmas Day 

Question 3

3.

Gawain's armor is best described as...

cheap and poorly made - rusted fittings, heavy metal 

luxurious and rich - silks, furs, and gold  

hand-me-down, but solid - his uncle's armor, old but still legendary... even if it doesn't fit him yet

shiney and new - untested and undented armor, never worn 

Question 4

4.

What number is continually repeated in the description of Gawain's shield?

1 - he is first among the knights, next in line for Arthur's throne 

3 - a reference to the holy trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit 

5 - representing 5 symbolic points of Gawain's chivalry and faith 

12 - a holy number, the number of the disciples, tribes of Israel, etc. 

Question 5

5.

What image is painted on Sir Gawain's shield?

Question 6

6.

Gawain has to fight wolves, dragons, and satyrs on his quest

True

False

Question 7

7.

Gawain slays The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog

True

False

Question 8

8.

Sir Gawain finds the Green Chapel before Christmas.

True

False

Question 9

9.

What especially troubles Sir Gawain on Christmas Eve Day?

he desires an honorable death and is worried he will die dishonorably, alone, in the forest

he is concerned he won't find shelter and a place to take part in Christmas Eve mass / repent for his sins

he is completely lost in enemy territory in French countryside 

he is running out of time to find the Green Knight (he only has till midnight)

Question 10

10.

What color is the castle that appears to Sir Gawain in answer to his prayers?

red like blood/fire

green and woody/earthy  

black as night

white and cold gray stone

Question 11

11.

Who inhabits this castle?

King Arthur and his court ("King of the castle") 

William the Conquerer ("Tyrant/Occupier of England") 

Sir Bertilak and his Lady ("Lord and Lady of the castle) 

the wizard Merlin and his mother Morgan le Fay ("Wizard of the castle") 

Question 12

12.

As Gawain prepares to set out again on his journey, what does he learn from this host?

the green chapel is very close - you don't need to leave just yet 

King Arthur is dying and he must return to the court of Camelot 

the green knight is dead - you don't need to worry about your quest

he has slept through the holiday and missed his deadline already 

Question 13

13.

The lord of the castle invites Gawain to go hunting with him for the Christmas feast.

True

False

Question 14

14.

What agreement does Gawain make with the lord of the castle?

The two men will exchange whatever they have gained at the end of the day. The exchange of winnings takes place over three days.

The two men will travel together to the green chapel after 3 days if Gawain will stay and tell them stories of Camelot

He offers Gawain a slice of his new English kingdom in return for secrets about King Arthur and the vulnerabilities of Camelot

He offers him magical gifts in exchange for the Green Knight's head. 

Question 15

15.

The lord's wife is asked to host and entertain Gawain while he is their guest.

True

False

Question 16

16.

Compare/Contrast: How are the people of this castle similar or different to the people of Arthur's court when the Green Knight arrived? What point or criticism is the author making through this comparison?

Answer the question completely with at least ONE quote from the text as support for your response. (Answer the question + Evidence as support + Explain and Connect your quote to your answer)