by BlastRoom
A 25-question review of the poem's challenge, journey, temptations, symbols, and revelation.
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25 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
At Arthur's New Year feast, the king waits for a marvel before eating. Which arrival answers that expectation?
Which bargain does the Green Knight's Christmas challenge establish?
After Gawain cuts off the Green Knight's head, what happens next?
Why does Gawain leave Camelot near All Saints' Day?
On Christmas Eve, after Gawain prays for a place to hear Mass, what does he find?
What agreement does the castle lord make with Gawain before the three hunts?
When the guide warns Gawain that the Green Chapel is dangerous and offers silence if he leaves, what does Gawain do?
The lord hunts outside while the lady visits Gawain inside. On the first day, which animal is hunted?
At the first evening exchange, Gawain gives the host what he won indoors. What is it?
The second day's temptation is paired with a fierce hunt outside. Which animal is hunted that day?
On the third morning, the lady offers a rich ring and then a green girdle. Which gift does Gawain take?
Each evening Gawain exchanges his winnings with the host. What does he withhold on the third day?
Why does Gawain ask Arthur to let him take the axe in the hall?
During the lady's visits, which conflict between Gawain's knightly duties creates his test?
At the Green Chapel, Gawain flinches at the first swing and steadies himself afterward. How does the poem treat the flinch?
After the Green Knight explains the test, how does Gawain judge his own failure?
At Camelot, the green girdle does not disgrace Gawain the way he expects. How does the court reinterpret it?
The poem explains the pentangle on Gawain's shield as an endless knot. Which idea does it symbolize?
What image is painted on the inside of Gawain's shield, where he can look at it in danger?
The girdle changes meaning after the Green Chapel. For Gawain, what does it become?
The Green Knight enters with a holly branch and a huge axe. What does that pairing emphasize?
At the Green Chapel, the Green Knight names himself. Who has he been at the castle?
The old woman at the castle is explained in the revelation. Who is she?
What do the first two feinted swings at the Green Chapel represent?
Why is the castle's hospitality ironic after the revelation?
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