Semester 1 Exam Flashcards

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1
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in what year does William, Duke of Normandy invade England to end the Anglo saxon period?

A

1066

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2
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technique that employs wit to ridicule a subject, usually some social institution of human foible

A

Satire

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3
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who translated Beowulf?

A

Burton Raffel

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4
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who put Beowulf into a written form?

A

a monk named Caedmom

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5
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how many lines does Beowulf have?

A

3,200

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6
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between what years was Beowulf written?

A

700-750 AD

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7
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what language is Beowulf in?

A

Old English

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8
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when a noun is renamed in a creative way using a compound word or union of two separate words

A

Kenning

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9
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repetition of the original consonant sound throughout a phrase

A

alliteration

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10
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an understatement

A

litotes

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11
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skilled storytellers. AKA “bards”

A

Scops

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12
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the art of speech giving

A

Rhetoric

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13
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when did the crusades begin?

A

1096

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14
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this was the first national war waged between England and France

A

One Hundred years war

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15
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when was Bubonic Plague?

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1348 - 1349

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16
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this was the shortest of shakespeare’s tragedies

A

Macbeth

17
Q

an extended speech by one person

A

monologue

18
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An extended speech in which a character alone on stage expresses his thoughts

A

Soliloquy

19
Q

A short passage speaker in undertone, usually directed towards the audience. Presumed inaudible to other characters on stage. How villains reveal true motives.

A

Aside

20
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A thematic element that reoccurs in a musical, artistic, or literary work

A

Motif

21
Q

how many lines does a sonnet have?

A

14

22
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a style of 17th century poetry first by John Dryden, and later by Dr. Samuel Johnson because of the highly intellectual and often abstruse imagery involved.

A

Metaphysical Poetry

23
Q

Fanciful or elaborate figure of speech that makes a surprising connection between two dissimilar things. (Over the top metaphors)

A

Conceit

24
Q

what is the rhyme scheme of an English Sonnet

A

ABAB CDCD EFE GG

25
Q

bodily fluids that affect a person’s behavior

A

humors

26
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what did ballads come from

A

French dancing songs

27
Q

which ballad is a call and response?

A

Lord randall

28
Q

Which ballad shows emasculation?

A

Get Up and Bar the Door

29
Q

which story is a frame story?

A

Canterbury Tales

30
Q

in what month does Canterbury tales take place

A

April

31
Q

a strong persistent urge to travel

A

Wanderlust

32
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when was the renaissance era?

A

1485 - 1660

33
Q

when was Shakespeare born

A

April 23, 1564

34
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When did Shakespeare die

A

April 23, 1616

35
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where was shakespeare born

A

Stratford-Upon-Avon

36
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how many siblings did Shakespeare have

A

7

37
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who was Shakespeare’s wife

A

Anne Hathaway

38
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what does Valediction mean?

A

fairwell

39
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which Sonnet was a carpe diem sonnet

A

To His Coy Mistress