Sonnets Flashcards

1
Q

When and where did it originate

A

13th century, Italy

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2
Q

Literal meaning

A

Little song

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3
Q

He changed the rhyme scheme of the sonnet

A

Henry Howard

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4
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Translated some of Petrarch’s sonnets and made some of his own

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Sir Thomas Wyatt

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5
Q

He perfected the sonnet style which was later adopted by Spenser and Shakespeare

A

Francesco Petrarch

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6
Q

Octave

A

Establishes speaker’s situation or raises a question

abbaabba

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7
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Sextet

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Resolves, draws conclusion or expresses a reaction

cdcdcd or cdecde

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8
Q

Also called the english or the elizabethan sonnet

A

Shakespearean sonnet

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9
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Shakespearean: Addressed to:

A

Dark lady, young man, rival poet

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10
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Rhyme scheme

A

ababcdcdefef gg

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11
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Started spenserian sonnet

A

Edmund Spenser

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12
Q

Spenserian Sonnet: interlocking rhyme scheme

A

abab bcbc cdcd ee

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