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holy sonnet and what not Flashcards

1
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the name of holy sonnet 10

A

death, be not proud,

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2
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who wrote holy sonnet 10

A

John donne

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3
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what type of sonnet is holy sonnet 10

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an italian sonnet

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4
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the tone of holy sonnet 10

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scornful and triumphant

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5
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there is an apostrophe in Holy sonnet 10, what is being talked to

A

death, as if he was a person that is proud

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6
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We wake eternally is a ____

A

paradox

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7
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theme of holy sonnet 10

A

insignificant death

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8
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“Why swell’st thou then” is from

A

holy sonnet 10

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9
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“One short sleep past, we wake eternally

And death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die.” is from

A

holy sonnet 10

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10
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why did john donne not get a degree at oxford

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b/c of religious beliefs

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how is john donne a paradox

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he is a doubter and a believer, wordly and spiritual, science and discovery.

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12
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where does Hemingway get “for whom the bell tolls”

A

mediation 17

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13
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“Perchance he for whom this bell tolls”

A

meditation 17

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14
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theme of mediation 17

A

all connect

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15
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“all mankind is of one author and is one volume” is from

A

mediation 17

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16
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“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent” is from

A

mediation 17

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17
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“Any man’s death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind,” is from

A

mediation 17

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18
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A valediction: _______________-

A

forbidding mourning

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19
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who wrote meditation 17

A

john donne

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20
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intellectual type of poetry.
conversational style
includes confusing/ obscure ideas, surprising twists/ imagery/paradox/ conceits. 
everyday speech
abstract, theoretical speaking
A

metaphysical

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21
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centrifugal writer of metaphysical poets

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John Donne

22
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extended metaphor that makes a surprising connection between two dissimilar things.

A

metaphysical conceit

23
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the first stanza of A valediction:forbidding mourning contains words that are

A

euphonious

24
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A valediction:forbidding mourning is written to the speaker’s ________ because he has ______ and he is telling her to not _____

A

lover
died
mourn

25
Q

what can’t really separate people

A

death

26
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how does A valediction:forbidding mourning compare to Shakespeare’s a marriage of the true mind

A

talking about true love

ever fixed mark= compass

27
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“A breach, but an expansion,

Like gold to airy thinness beat” is from

A

A valediction:forbidding mourning

28
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name a cavalier poet

A

ben johnson

29
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what group did ben johnson form

A

tribe of ben

30
Q

poets who wrote with a light feeling
seize the day
sensual
supported monarchy

A

cavaliers

31
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who wrote with themes of war , love, honor, courtly graces

A

cavaliers

32
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robert herrick was a member of the

A

tribe of ben

33
Q

who wrote

to the virgins, to make much of time

A

robert herrick

34
Q

to the virgins, to make much of time is a ____ poem

A

cavalier

35
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in to the virgins, to make much of time, the speaker is telling the virgins to not be ____ and to gather ____ before dying

A

coy

rosebuds

36
Q

a rhyme with two syllables is

A

feminine

37
Q

a rhyme with one syllable is

A

masculine

38
Q

who wrote Still to be Neat

A

Ben Johnson

39
Q

Still to be neat is somewhat _____

A

cavalier

40
Q

artifice means

A

artificial

41
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what is the tone of Still to be neat

A

critical, playful

42
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the word “still” in Still to be neat is connative to

A

stubborn, always

43
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in Still to be neat, there is a negative tone towards the

A

artifice

44
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who wrote On my First Son

A

Ben Johnson

45
Q

“Such sweet neglect more taketh me

than all th’ adulteries of art”

A

Still to be neat

46
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the tone of On my First Son

A

serious, somber, sad

47
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what is the sin of On my First Son

A

too much hope and love in one son

48
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how long did the son last in On my First Son

A

7 years

49
Q

“O could I lose all father now” is from?

means?

A

On my First Son

lose memory of son to let him go

50
Q

what is envied in On my First Son

A

old age

passion.

51
Q

“Here doth lie

Ben Johnson his best piece of poetry” is from

A

On my First Son

52
Q 
who was a quarrelsome, well-educated man.
He knew big writers.
Both children died early. 
Had trouble with the law.
Killed an actor 
Performed in the globe theater.
buried in poet's corner
A

Ben Johnson

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