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Scholars have concluded that King Hrothgar and the Scyldings are based on actual people living inScandinavia in the 6 th century. Begun in the oral tradition, the story was eventually committed to manuscript.The exact dates of the original oral version and the first written manuscript are unknown, but scholarsgenerally agree that the story was authored sometime between 675 AD and 1000 AD.Lesson 8☐Read Beowulf pp. 245 - 277, Backgrounds.Lesson 9☐Map 3—Viking Expansion, 8 th to 11 th CenturiesRefer to the maps at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Viking_expansion.png,www.nmm.ac.uk/upload/pdf/Viking_routes.pdf, and/or other map sources.Delineate and color the land areas of:8 th Century Viking settlement9 th Century Viking settlement10 th Century Viking settlement11 th Century Viking settlementAreas subject to Viking raids but little or no settlementDraw lines with arrows indicating the Viking trade, settlement, and attack routes. Differentiate between sea,overland, and river routes.Label as many cities, regions, and countries as possible. Label major landforms such as mountains, deserts,and plateaus. Label all bodies of water. Place your completed map in the Maps section of your binder.Lesson 10☐ Read Beowulf pp. 49 - 113.☐ Literary epics contain several characteristic features. As you read Beowulf, complete the “Elements of EpicLiterature” chart (located in the Worksheets section of your binder). Make sure your examples are written ascomplete paragraphs, including a strong topic sentence. If you studied History Odyssey, Middle Ages (leveltwo), you will have completed a similar chart. Your Level Three chart should be much more detailed.20
Lesson 11☐ Read Beowulf pp. 115 - 179.Lesson 12☐ Read Beowulf pp. 181 - 243.Lesson 13☐Now that you have finished reading Beowulf, choose one of the following writing topics:(1) Explore the concepts of predestination and free will as they apply to Beowulf in the undertaking of hisquest. Include specific examples from the poem to support your analysis.(2) Choose a modern-day story (it may be literature, television, or film) that might be classified as anepic. Prove that your selection is an epic by identifying the characteristics in that story as listed on the“Elements of Epic Literature” chart. Use specific and detailed examples from your selection to supportyour position.(3) Scholars have asked the question, “Is Beowulf an ideal king or is he flawed by his heroic quest forfame?” Respond in depth to this issue.(4) Identify both the Christian and pagan influences in Beowulf and analyze the relationship between thetwo.Place your essay in the Art & Literature section of your binder.21
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