Poetry- Sonnet 116 Flashcards

1
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Who wrote Sonnet 116

A

Shakespeare

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2
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Who is Sonnet 116 addressed to

A

A ‘fair youth’

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3
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Meter of Sonnet 116

A

Iambic pentameter

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4
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Rhyme of Sonnet 116

A

ABAB, CDCD, EFEF, GG

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5
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Form of Sonnet 116

A

Shakespearean sonnet

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6
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What marks the Volta in a Shakespearean sonnet

A

Beginning of the couplet

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7
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What is “impediments” and “alters” reminiscent of

A

A marriage ceremony

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8
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How is love defined in the first quatrain

A

By what it is not

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9
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How is live defined in the second quatrain

A

By what it is

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10
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How is love defined in the third quatrain

A

By what it is not

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11
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What is love not

A

“Time’s fool”
“Love that alters”

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12
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What does Shakespeare say love is

A

“Ever fixed mark”
The star to every wandering barke”

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13
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How is love presented in Sonnet 116

A

Permanent
Immortal

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14
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Critical interpretation for Sonnet 116

A

Brooke- “The poem has no strangeness but the strangeness of perfection”

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15
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Marriage imagery in Sonnet 116

A

“Marriage of two minds”
“Alters”
“Impediments”

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