Course: 12th grade British Lit - McClish

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Select section E-Learning 1/27/26

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E-Learning 1/27/26
Read "Unferth's Challenge" lines 233 - 390. Focus on lines 300 - 310 to answer the question below.

Answer the following question in a Google doc and save it in your British Lit folder, titled "Unferth's Challenge Response." This writing piece will be due on Thursday.

Question: Beowulf is displaying a trust in both God and fate in this passage. Have you found/Do you find yourself trusting in God, but also placing trust in other things that are of this world (i.e. youth, health, intelligence, personality, money, wit, parents, the future, etc). Whether you do or do not, how do you refocus to place your trust solely in God? What Scripture do you rely upon?
- Select activity Beowulf Text
  
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Select section Beowulf: Heroes and Monsters

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Beowulf: Heroes and Monsters
- Select activity A Hero's Journey (YouTube link)
  
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- Select activity Anglo-Saxon Choice Board
  
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- Select activity Anglo-saxon Alphabet
  
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- Select activity Beowulf Audio (Burton Raffel version)
  
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- Select activity Beowulf and the Interweaving of Secular and Sacred
  
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Select section Romanticism/18th Century - Macbeth

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Romanticism/18th Century - Macbeth
Select section Victorian - Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

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Victorian - Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Select section 20th Century - The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis

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20th Century - The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis