| Definition/Example | Answer |
| 'Where are they?' sentiment | |
| Combination words, i.e. 'whale-road' | |
| Naming a whole by its part | |
| Ironic understatement | |
| Bond between lord and thane | |
| Love of self in (an)other(s) | |
| Love of (an)other(s) to loss of self | |
| | Definition/Example | Answer |
| Bucolic, arcadian, longing for simplicity (actually unrealistic) | |
| Arthurian tale full of Christian parallels and references was probably written by... | |
| Arthurian tale written for young girls married to older men and looking for love outside of marriage and also mocks the Arthurian court was probably written by... | |
| Arthurian tale which glorifies Arthur was probably written by someone from.... | |
| Extra credit (not really):Arthurian author fascinated by ubi sunt mentality and focusing on what caused Arthur's fortune to reverse | |
| Epic in which hero affirms pre-existing values of community by his supreme mastery of familiar practices | |
| Epic in which hero instructs by modeling a mode of conduct which is perceived as threatened or vanished | |
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