Checkup 1

Question 1

The ____________________ directly influenced British government and quickened social reform.

Answer 1

Wesleyan revivals

Question 2

The literary revolution between 1789 and 1832 is known as the _______________.

Answer 2

Romantic Period

Question 3

The reform movement culminated in 1832 with the ________________ that extended the right to vote to the middle class.

Answer 3

Reform Bill

Question 4

The ____________________ formed the United Kingdom by uniting Ireland and Great Britain.

Answer 4

Second Act of Union

Question 5

Unlike neoclassicists, romantics placed a high value on ____________________________.

Answer 5

human emotions

Question 6

Romantics derived great inspiration from the literature of ____________________________.

Answer 6

the Middle Ages

Question 7

Revived from the Elizabethan Age, ____________ made Romantic Period poetry sound like music and allowed the poet to express his personal thoughts and feelings.

Answer 7

lyricism

Question 8

Sonnets have fourteen lines in two major parts, the ______________________________.

Answer 8

octave and the sestet

Question 9

Wrote “Tiger, tiger, burning bright In the forest of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry?” and author of “The Lamb” and other poems with theological impact

Answer 9

William Blake

Question 10

wrote a poem about daffodils called “I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud”, used everyday language to make everyday events special, poet of nature, the poet laureate of England

Answer 10

William Wordsworth

Question 11

famous for his ballads and supernatural themes and authored the lines “Water, water, everywhere, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink.”

Answer 11

Samuel Taylor Coleridge