Beowulf: Fact or Fiction?
Group Members' Names
Historical Context
Using your textbook (pages 22-24) and/or the FHS database (World Literature: Facts on File [Bloom's Literary Reference]), record information pertaining to the Anglo-Saxon time period.
You must have a minimum of five items.
*You must place your parenthetical reference(s) for the source(s) here. Consult the "English Research Guidebook" on pages 1-14 in your FHS Agenda Book.
**Do not plagiarize.
Background Of Beowulf
Using your textbook (pages 40-41), the FHS database (World Literature: Facts on File [Bloom's Literary Reference]), and/or www.shmoop.com record information pertaining to the background of Beowulf.
You must have a minimum of five items.
*You must place your parenthetical reference(s) for the source(s) here. Consult the "English Research Guidebook" on pages 1-14 in your FHS Agenda Book.
**Do not plagiarize.
Archeological Finds
Using www.suttonhoo.org, record information pertaining to the archeological finds relating to the Anglo-Saxon time period and Beowulf.
You must record one fact from each of the four archeological campaigns.
*You must place your parenthetical reference(s) for the source(s) here. Consult the "English Research Guidebook" on pages 1-14 in your FHS Agenda Book.
**Do not plagiarize.
Factual Connections
List two factual connections that you see in your research and in the poem Beowulf. You must incorporate the passages into this section.
*You must place your parenthetical reference(s) for the source(s) here. Consult the "English Research Guidebook" on pages 1-14 in your FHS Agenda Book.
**Do not plagiarize.
Opinions
In no more than five sentences, explain your opinions regarding your research findings and how they relate to the epic poem Beowulf.