English, 20.10.2020 02:01 shaylawaldo11

✨please help✨ 19. When Hrothgar's warriors fight Grendel, “No one / waited for reparation from his
plundering claws" (lines 72-73). In this context, the word reparation means:
a. writhing movements
c. wergild or compensation for an
injustice
d. loathsome torture
b. mercy
20. Which of the following literary terms best describes the underlined words in the
following quotation from Beowulf? “Beowulf,/ That mighty protector of men, / Meant to
hold the monster till its life / Leaped out"
a.
a caesura
b. a kenning
C. an appositive phrase
d. a compound predicate

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