Please see attached word document for further instructions. Utilize the readings

Please see attached word document for further instructions. Utilize the readings that are attached for the questions. Reflect: 
During this course, you have read exemplary literary works from the Middle Ages through the eighteenth century. You have studied how the political, religious, social, and cultural context of each time period influenced the works, and how writers’ personal biographies also impacted literary output. In addition, you have traced the development of important topics, themes, literary styles, and literary conventions. Now, consider the larger implications of a study of early British literature and what it can teach us about ourselves and our world.
Write: 
Reflect on your experience in this course and, in particular, your experience of British literature from the early Middle Ages through the 18th century.
Answer the following questions:
What works did you enjoy reading and studying the most during this course and why?
– Week 1 Beowulf, pp.85-127
Did any literary works or topics surprise you or cause you to think of literature in a new way?
-Week 2: The Wife of Baths Prologue and Tale, Pp329-350
Which one work, of all the works read during the course, do you find the most topical or relevant today, and why?
-Week 4 A Dialogue Between the Sol and Body, pp976-977
What can a study of British literature reveal about history, society, culture, and ourselves?