SGGK Parts 1 and 2 Quiz

What time of year is it at the beginning of SGGK when the Green Knight arrives at Camelot?

• Halloween

• Easter

• Summer

• Christmastide

Who is the first person to accept the Green Knight's challenge?

• Gawain

• Lancelot

• Arthur

• Galahad

What is painted on the inside of Gawain's shield?

• A picture of Jesus

• A picture of Mother Mary

• A picture of King Arthur

• A picture of the Holy Grail

How is Gawain related to King Arthur

• Gawain is Arthur’s brother

• Gawain is Arthur’s cousin

• Gawain is Arthur’s nephew

• Gawain is Arthur’s son

The pentangle (5-pointed star) on Gawain's shield represents all of the following except

• The 5 fives

• Gawain’s perfection

• the unending degree to which Gawain possesses the traits & qualities represented

• Gawain’s leadership

1 of the 5 Fives are the 5 Joys of Mary. These 5 joys are

• annunciation, nativity, resurrection, ascension, and assumption

• friendship, charity, generosity, cleanness, piety

• faith, love, hope, truth, freedom

• justice, truth, honor, courage, the American Way

The 5 Fives consist of 5 senses, 5 fingers (physical perfection), 5 Chivalric Values, 5 Joys of Mother Mary, and

• 5 days of celebration

• 5 wounds of Christ

• 5 battles won by Gawain

• the 5 holiest Catholic holidays

2 symbols used so far in SGGK are

• Gawain’s name and shield

• Gawain’s name and horse

• Gawain’s shield and the Green Knight

• Gawain’s shield and the Green Knight’s horse

Pathetic Fallacy:

• A) A set of rules or code that medieval knights were supposed to follow and uphold

• B) A literary device where the setting and/or weather reflect the emotions or mindset of a character

• C) A set of idealized rules that outlined how man and women of nobility should behave toward each other

• D) A stanza form consisting of a group of long alliterative lines followed by a block of short rhyming lines

Chivalry

• A) A set of rules or code that medieval knights were supposed to follow and uphold

• B) A literary device where the setting and/or weather reflect the emotions or mindset of a character

• C) A set of idealized rules that outlined how man and women of nobility should behave toward each other

• D) A stanza form consisting of a group of long alliterative lines followed by a block of short rhyming lines