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Which problem or hardship does the protagonist not face in the story?

The Restoration period differs from the Interregnum in that it:

In The Canterbury Tales, the pilgrimage serves primarily as:

Directions: Match the key term or work to the related author/poet. (*Note: Some terms will NOT be used.)

What best describes the setting in “A Worn Path?”  

At one point in the woods, what does the woman think that she sees but later realizes it was a hallucination?  

A “protagonist” is a main character in fiction; what is the name of the protagonist in the story?  

Grendel’s mother most clearly represents:

Monasteries in early Britain primarily functioned as:

Beowulf fights external monsters, while Gawain struggles with: