English Test 2/2/16 Flashcards

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What kind of sonnet is “Death be not proud”

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Italian

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How is the first statement of Death be a bold statement

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It’s addressing Death: You will be defeated

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Explain the paradox at the end of Death be

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Contradiction: Death can’t die
Truth: in the end we have eternal life, so he does die

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Some reasons Death cannot be proud

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he is NOT mighty or dreadful
He cannot kill me
It happens to everyone
Death is a slave to Fate, Chance, kings, desperate men (Death is just a result of these things)

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What are things that kill better than Death?

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poison, war, sickness, poppy, charms

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What is death compared to?

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Sleep/rest/Pleasure

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What must a sonnet have

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Iambic pentameter (10 syllables)
14 lines
specific rhyme scheme

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Look over sonnet notes in notebook

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9
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What kind of Sonnet is Batter

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Italian

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How is the first sentence of Batter a bold statement

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He is telling God to beat down his heart

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How does the speaker want to be mended?

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Battered, overthrown, by force, broken, blow, burned, made new, reason, divorce, untie, break, taken, imprisoned, enthralled, captivated
(Harsh diction-what it takes to free him)

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What affect does the alliteration have in Batter

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It reinforces the beating he needs

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13
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What type of poem is Shall I

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Shakespearean

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Can the speaker compare his love to a summers day?Why?

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Nope; she is lovely, more temperate, not leased (borrowed/temporary)

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“Gold complexion dim” is what

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Unlike the sun, the girl is always beautiful and always tanned

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Summer changes/she does not

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17
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Repetition of eternal

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Immortalizes her, emphasizes her beauty is eternal