literature exam Flashcards

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what is the theme of “a song from saint cecilias day”

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music, and the organ

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major event on island that caused crusoe to reflect on his relationship with God

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huis sickness

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3
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“the tatler” was named in honor of who

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women

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who was the person in the work the spectator who did much to helped the singing of the people in his church

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coverly

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5
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what was jonathan swifts greatest satire that exposes human institutions

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gullivers travel

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6
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what were the group people that were 6 inches tall

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the lulapuctians ????

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7
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unkept humans in gullivers travels

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yahoos

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where do we find God’s revealed law

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the Bible

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9
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what was the name of the paper that johnson publish in 1750-1752

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the rambler

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10
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what village is describe in the deserted village

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auburn

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what is the theme of the poem the deserted village

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the lament of times that are no more, and the simplicity of rural life

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12
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what view does the clod have

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a biblical view

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13
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teaches man to be sincere

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to a louse

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14
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who laid the foundation english realistic fiction

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defoe

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15
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greatest english prose satirist

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swift

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16
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father or english hymnody

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watts

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17
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concise saying that is often satire and witty

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epigram

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18
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“God moves in mysterious ways…”

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light shining out of darkness

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19
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“full many a gem”

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elegy written in a country church yard

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20
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poem illustrates a conflict between the beauty of nature and the depravity of man

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lines written in early spring

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what poem talks about the fact that nature has the power to impress our minds

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expostulation in reply

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22
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2 lucy poems

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she dwelts among the untroded way
a slumber did my spirit seal

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23
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near dover, what country is looked upon with dread

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france

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24
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london 1802 celebrates what poet

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milton

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poems using a bird to describe someone with aspirations but is faithful to home
to a sky-lark
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theme of ancient mariner
the love that should bind together all created things
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prisoner in the castle of chilan
bonaber
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in the maid of athens, ar' we part where is the speaker going
istanbul
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to a sky lark, one of the four things thats compared to a sky-lark song
a poet, a maiden, a golden glow worm, a rose
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what season is the west wind associated with
autumn
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what poem had the theme that all things are prone to change
mutability
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most famous ode in the english language
ode on a grecian urn
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who wrote ode on a grecian urn
keats
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permanence in a world of change can be satisfied through ___
art
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the last rose of summer, the poet compares the last rose to:
just like the poet when he gets older, his friend will be dead and he will be alone
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where is ivanhoe and rebeca is located in
a castle
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how does rebeca protect herself while watching the war
ancient shield
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why is ivanhoe not able to see the battle
hes injured
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which one of mr bennets daughters is his favorite
elizabeth
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man that mrs bennet is eager to see will match one of her daughters
mr bingley
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which bennet girl does mr bingley prefer
jane
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which character in p.p is very rude
mr darcy
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how is the ending of dream children a surprise
it was a dream, children werent real
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supreme poet of nature
wordsworth
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the greatest english poet since milton
wordsworth
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initiated the romantic movement
lyrical ballads
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one of the three lake poets
coleridge, wordsworth, southey
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possessed the greatest mind of the romantic movement
coleridge
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the greatest english lyricist
shelley
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wrote "when i have fears" "chapmans homer"
keats
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who wrote a dirge
shelley
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initiated gothic novels
horace walpol
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sir walter scott loves what country
scotland
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name of the character that won the battle in ivanhoe and rebeca
black knight
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neoclassicism is associated with what age
restoration age
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what age was the familiar essay
romantic
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age for byronic hero
romantic
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term for the substitution of a word with another word thats closely related
mytonomy
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"have i not reason to lament what man has made of man"
lines written in early spring - wordsworth
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"when all at once i saw a crowd a host of golden daffodils; beside the lake, beneath the trees, fluttering and dancing in the breeze"
i wandered lonely as a cloud - wordworth
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"the rainbow comes and goes, and lovely is the rose"
ode: imitations of immortality from recollections of early childhood - wordsworth
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"through caverns measureless to man down to a sunless sea"
kubla khan - coeridge
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"if winter comes, can spring be far behind"
ode to the west wind - shelley
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"beauty is truth, truth beauty--- that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know"
ode to a grecian urn - keats