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ECavallari - Questions for comprehension
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Questions for comprehension
Page 18
- How did Tolkien create his novel?
- What is the basic theme of both works?
- How are characterized the evil creatures in both works?
- What dose “Beowulf is a lament for the past” mean?
- Which significant elements have the epic poem Beowulf and the novel The Lord of the Rings in common?
- How do the stories end?
Page 19
- Who does the title of the novel refer to”
- What does the Ring stand for?
- How are connected The Hobbit and The Lord of the Ring?
- Who are the protagonist of the novel?
- Who are Frodo’s fellowship and who is his antagonist?
- What does the Frodo’s mission consist of?
Page 21
- When did the Viking time start?
- How was the political situation in northern Europe at the time like?
- Who was Charlemagne and what did he do?
- How did the Vikings react to the threat?
- How did the battle end?
- What was the reason of the Vikings’ attack?
- Do you think that the Vikings should or shouldn’t attack to defend their culture?
- How long did Danish rule last? Why did it end?
Page 22 – 23
- Why Edward the Confessor was important?
- What happened when Edward died?
- Who were the contending successors to the throne?
- What did William decide to do?
- Which was the final battle?
- How did William manage to win?
- What were the most important changes that the Normans brought on the social, cultural and linguistic level?