The Seafarer is an Old English poem that is a first-person version of a guy unaccompanied at the sea. The poem comprises of 124 lines, trailed by the lone word "Amen" and is logged only at folios 81 verso - 83 recto of the Exeter Book, one of the four living documents of Old English poetry. The answer for this is fate.
Answers to the quiz:
1. Red
2. Spurning
3. Hideout
4. Hideout
5. Sheath for a sword
6. Handle of a sword
7. Eager to please
8. Eager to obtain and possess
9. Asleep
10. It is written in a lofty, serious style
11. Loyalty
12. It was an additional act of revenge
13. Resolute
14. Beowulf/the dragon
15. God
16. Fate
17. She is a woman
18. "The Seafarer" and "The Wanderer"
