renaissance period Flashcards
1
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who led the cavalier poets
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ben johnson
2
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which poet wrote amoretti, little love peoems
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edmund spenser
3
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who wrote the play tamburlayne
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christopher marlow
4
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how many sonnets did shakespeare write
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154
5
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which monarch deafeated richard III
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henry VII
6
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the first 5 monarchs oft this period were called the ____
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turdors
7
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list the tudors
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henry VII henry VIII edward VI mary I elizabeth I
8
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who was beheaded as a result of the civil war
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charles I
9
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who led after charles I as a military dictator
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oliver cromwell
10
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during which two monarchs rule did shakesperae live
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elizabeth I
jaems I
11
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whihc monarch declared himself as the supreme head of the church
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henry VIII
12
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which monarch led a five year reign of terror
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bloody marry
13
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which sonnet has an octave and a sestet
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italian or petrarchian
14
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which sonnet has an interlocking rhyme scheme
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spensarian
15
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what is another name for the shakespeeare sonnet
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english
16
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what is the meter of all sonnets
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iambic pentameter
17
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two freethinkers
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christopher marlowe and sir walter raleigh
18
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period that follows the renaissance period
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restoration period
19
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two poems that have the perspective of teh rejector instead of the rejected
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on monsier’s departure
when i was fair and young
20
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what are two typical themes of the early poetry of this period
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unrequirted love
immortatlizing lover through poem
21
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who was the first writer of sonnets
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petrarch
22
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what is francis bacon’s titel
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father of english essays
23
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general tone of cavalier poetry
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carpe diem- seize the day
24
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what type of peotry uses very complex conceits
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metaphysical
25
which work is about being connected to each other
meditation 17
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in what line will a reversal usually occur in what kind of poem
1st line of 3rd quatriain in english sonnets
27
poet was so suportive of the commnewealth that he almost lost his life through execution
milton
28
three purposes of studies
delight
ornament
ability
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three people who are better off single
best frineds, masters, servants
30
what is reading maketh a full man an example of
aphorism
31
what was the name of herrick's volume of 1400 poems
hesperides
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what was spenser's epic in elizabeth honor
the fiar queen
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sequal to paradise lost
paradise regained
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frail son of henry VIII
edward VI
35
compare shakespeare's "let me not to the marriage of true minds" to donne's "a valediction forbidding mourning"
they are both addressed to their tru loves
| they both contain an ever- fixed mark.
36
how are petrach's two poems alike and different
both are aobut laura
"rapt in the one fond thought" expresses his fear of being rejected. the muse is laura and she is alive.
"the eyes i spoke of once" expresses laura's death. no muse
37
what is johnson's purpose in writing "still to be neat"
critical and playful about the artafice. adulteries of art- makeup and perfume
38
elements of an epic in paradise lost
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vast setting -heaven and hell
hero- God
adversary -Satan
medias rey- starts with Satan in hell
long- collection of 12 books
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"when I vow/ at last to tell her of my hidden pain/ I have so much to say I dare not start"
work?
author?
lines to who?
rapt in the one fond thought
petrarch
laura
40
"why swell'st thou then?"
work?
author?
holy sonnet 10
| john donne
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no man is an island entire of itslef
work?
author?
meditation 17
| john donne
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receive thy new possessor
work?
speaker?
paradise lost
43
such sweet neglect more taketh me/ than all th'adulteries of art"
work?
still to be neat
44
a gown made of the finest wool which from our pretty lambs we pull"
work?
author?
fl?
the passionate shepheard to his love
christopher marlowe
hyperbole
45
my verse your virtues rare shall eternize
work/
author?
theme?
one day i wrote her name
edmund spenser
immortalizing lover through poem
46
to everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven"
work?
ecclesiastes chapter 3
47
for they are impediments to great enterprises
work?
they?
on marriage and single life
| children and wives
48
do not ask for whom the belll tolls; it tolls for thee
| work?
meditation 17
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i never saw a goddess go.. whne she walks treads on the ground
author?
type of poem?
shakespeaer
| english sonnet
50
the flowers do fade, and wanton fields/ to wayward winter reckoning yields
work?
author?
the nymph's reply to the shepherd
| sir walter raleigh
51
such is the power of love in gentle mind/ that it can alter all the course of king
work?
author?
my love is like to ice
| spenser
52
they also serve who only stnad and wait
work?
authro?
when I consider how my light is spent
| john milton
53
the graves a fine and rpivate place/ but non i think do there embrace
work?
author?
to his coy mistress
| andrew marvell
54
and with a stronger faith embrace/ a sword, a horsse, a shield
work?
authro?
to lucasta
| richard lovelace
55
for thy sweet love remember'd such wealth brings/ that then i scorn to change my state with kings
work?
authro?
when in disgrace with fortune
| shakespeare
56
how soon hath time, the subtle thief of youth/ stoln on his wing my ____ year"
authro?
fl?
blank?
john milton
metaphor
23rd
57
what in me is dark / illumine; what is low, raise and support"
work?
authro?
lines directed to?
paradise lost
john milton
God's heavenly muse
58
dull sublunary lovers' love.../ cannot admit/ absence, because it doth remove those thigns which elemented it "
work/type ?
valediction
| metaphysical
59
love is not love/ which alters when it alteration finds"
work?
author?
let me not to the marriage of true minds
| shakespeare
60
any man's death diminsihes me because I am involved in mankind"
work?
author?
meditation 17
| john donne
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the mind is its own palce, and in itself/ can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven
work?
author?
alludes to ???
paraidse lost
john milton
hamlet
62
his best piece of poetry
| author?
ben johnson
63
if of herself she will not love/ nothing cna make her; / the devel take her"
work?
author?
why so pale and wan
| sir john suckling
64
but at my back i always hear/ times's iwnged chariot hurryng near"
work?
authro?
to his coy mistress
| marvell
65
i may assert eternal provdience/ and justify the ways of God to men"
author?
work?
johm milton
| paradise lost
66
had it been any but she/ and that very face/ there had been at least ere this/ a dozen dozen in her place
work?
author?
the constant lover
| sir john suckling
67
when i was a child, i spake as a child
| work?
1st corinthians
68
all mankind is of one author and is one volume
author?
work?
fl?
john donne
meditation 17
metaphor
69
o no, iti s an ever-fixed makr/ that looks on tempests and is never shake"
work?
author?
to the marriage of true minds
| william shakespeare
70
to do aught good never will be our task, but ever to do ill our sole delight"
speaerk?
listerner?
satan to beezlebub
71
good to make severe inquisitors
work?
author?
of marriage and single life
| bacon
72
to be tasted ... to be swallowed... to be chewed and digest
work?
author?
of studies
| bacon
73
the lord is my shepherd
| work?
psalm 23- the lord is my shepherd, I shall not want
74
an hundred years should go to praise/ thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze;/ two hundred to adore each breast
work?
author?
FL?
to his coy mistress
marvell
hyperbole
75
and , yet by heaven, i think my love as rare/ as any she belied with false compare"j
work?
author?
my mistresses eyes
| shakespeaere
