English can you check my answers?

Choose the meaning of the bold words in questions 1–10.[] is the bold words1.   No one / Waited for [reparation] from his plundering claws…” (Beowulf)  (1 point) • confidence• destruction• injury• compensation /My answer2.   Squatting with her weight on his stomach, she drew / A dagger, brown with dried blood, and prepared / To []avenge her only son. (Beowulf)  (1 point)• sacrifice for /My answer• give protection to• retaliate for• give praise to3.   [Reproach] pounded in hisʙʀᴇᴀsт, gloomy / And dark, and the world seemed a different place. (Beowulf)  (1 point)• disgrace/My answer• joy• certitude• disappointment4.   Beowulf / Offered them only his sword, ended / so many [jackal] lives that the few / Who were able skulked silently home. (Beowulf)  (1 point)• enemy/My answer• defender• useless• weakened5.   But Swedish [exiles] came, seeking / Protection… (Beowulf)  (1 point)• those who are banished/My answer• those who are royalty• those who are criminals• those who are welcomed6.   So summer’s [sentinel], the cuckoo, sings / In his murmuring voice, and our hearts mourn / As he urges. (“The Seafarer")  (1 point) • season• birdsong• symbol• guard/My answer7.   Their faces / [Blanch] as time advances, their beards / Wither and they mourn the memory of friends. (“The Seafarer")  (1 point)• pale• age/My answer• thin• wrinkle8.   In this brief world I cannot wonder / That my mind is set on [melancholy]. / Because I never forget the fate / Of men.... (“The Wanderer")  (1 point)• happiness• remembering• the future • sadness/My answer9.   He cannot be hasty to hate or speak, / He must be bold and yet not blind, / Nor ever too [craven], complacent, or covetous, / Nor ready to gloat before he wins glory. (“The Wanderer")  (1 point)• bored• cowardly/My answer• prideful• resentful10.   First my lord went out away from his people / over the wave-[tumult]. (“The Wife’s Lament")  (1 point)• depression/My answer i think?• confusion• rhythm• destruction