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Romantic Movement Flashcards

1
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What economic term meanest let the people do as they please?

A

Laissez Faire

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2
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What is the repetition of consonant sounds and words?

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Consonance

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What literary term is in reference to a brooding hero whose ironic attitude and hidden sorrows ad to their charm?

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Byronic Hero

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4
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Which poet is not considered to be a Romantic style poet?

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Byron

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5
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What title did George Gordon receive when he was 10 years old?

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The name Lord Byron

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6
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His friendship with Wordsworth helped him write his best poetry. Who is he?

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Coleridge

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He claimed he had visions; wife thought he was a genius. Who am I?

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Coleridge

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Who was addicted to laudanum a mixture of alcohol and opium?

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Coleridge

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Which author wrote the elegy for Adonis, after the death of John Keats?

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Mary Shelley

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10
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Which writer died at 25? What did he die of?

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Keats; tuberculosis

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Which author was said to have launched the Romantic literary movement?

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Wordsworth

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12
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Who wrote “She Walks in Beauty?”

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Byron

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13
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Who wrote “Tiner Abby”?

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Wordsworth

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14
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Which author had an affair with his half-sister?

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Lord Byron

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15
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Who was best known for lyrical ballads and worked with Coleridge?

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Wordsworth

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16
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Who wrote”Songs of Experience”?

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Blake

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17
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What are the characteristics of the Romantic Movement?

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Fascination with youth and innocence, associated with idealism, and western societies reached conditions necessary for industrialization

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18
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What’re the dominate poets of the Romantic Movement?

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Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Smelley, Keats, Lord Byron

19
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In “The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner” how many people is the Ancient Mariner talking to?

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3 wedding guest

20
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Who wrote “RAM”?

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Coleridge

21
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What happens after the Mariner kills the Albatross?

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He gets bad luck, wind stops moving, gets stuck on boat, and men die

22
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William Blake began writing at an early age.

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True

23
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Internal rhyme occurs within lines.

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False- within stanzas

24
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Assonance is the reputation of consonant sounds. In words that are close to one another?

A

False- alliteration

25
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John Keats became friends with Mary Shelley and she wrote the elegy for his book Adonis.

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True

26
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The sailors in “Rhyme” never made is back there to shore.

A

True

27
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George Gordon had a club foot

A

True

28
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George Byron was a romantic in style poet?

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True

29
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The rich people became richer and the poor became rich.

A

True

30
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William Wordsworth is best known for writing “Songs of Innocence”

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False- Blake

31
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The Mariner shot at the Albatross and missed.

A

False- he hit it

32
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Name three things that the Songs of Innocence” is about.

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Genuine love, unquestionable beliefs, of Christianity, and naive trust

33
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What strange pet did Lord Byron have?

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Bear

34
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What are 2 things that “songs of Experience” is about?

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Cruelty and Hypocrisy

35
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What is described in “A Poison Tree”?

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Anger unchecked or dealt with and mentions working out an argument with a friend and letting on with an enemy fester

36
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Why did Samuel Coleridge abandon his family and friends?

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to follow Wordsworth

37
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What were two things that Romantics preferred for poetry to speak of?

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Personal experience and emotions

38
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Which two writers were homeschooled?

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Coleridge and Blake

39
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Who was a Greek national Hero?

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Byron

40
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What is the foundation of the 20th century literary theory?

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Biographia Literia

41
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Where did John Keats get his medical degree?

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Guys Hospital in London

42
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What two things did Romantic embrace?

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Naturalness and Imagination

43
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What are the three types of Odes? How can you tell them apart?

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Pindaric, Horation, and Irregular- the number/pattern of stanzas or if there is no set pattern

44
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What is the ideal of a poet?

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Supposed to describe human experience and and the speaker is supposed to be convincing

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