Terminology

Question 1

Define romanticism

Answer 1

An expression of personal feeling and interest in the natural world

Question 2

Define connotations

Answer 2

What’s suggested by a word

Question 3

Define semantic field

Answer 3

A group of words that relate to each other

Question 4

What are rhyming couplets reminiscent of?

Answer 4

Sonnets

-love

Question 5

Define enjambment

Answer 5

When one line runs on to another

Question 6

Define gutteral

Answer 6

A sound that comes from the throat

Question 7

Define jingoistic

Answer 7

Overly patriotic to a fault

Question 8

Define bucolic

Answer 8

A pretty English countryside scene

-like a painting in a pub

Question 9

Define palimpsest

Answer 9

When the present is intertwined with history

Question 10

Define quotidian

Answer 10

How ordinary things relate to bigger ideas

Question 11

Define caesura

Answer 11

When there’s a break in the line caused by punctuation

Question 12

What should be included in the analysis of a poem?

Answer 12

Introduction- answering question 
Content of the poem (attitudes, themes, ideas)
Structure 
Tone
3 paras of structured analysis 
Context

Question 13

Define flax

Answer 13

A rough plant that gets dunked in water to be weaved

Question 14

Define negative capability

Answer 14

When beauty overcomes everything else and a person gives themselves up to the experience

Question 15

Define myopia

Answer 15

Being short sighted

Question 16

What are the keys ideas of romanticism?

Answer 16

Revolution
The imagination
The marginalised & oppressed
Children, nature and the sublime
Negative capability

Question 17

Define imperceptibly

Answer 17

Hardly noticeable

Question 18

Define perfidy

Answer 18

Decietful

Question 19

Define sequestered

Answer 19

Hidden away

religious connotations

Question 20

Define a keel

Answer 20

Abeam through a boat that keeps it upright

Question 21

Define conceit

Answer 21

Comparing two things that aren’t usually compared

Question 22

Give an example of conceit

Answer 22

As fit as a fiddle

Question 23

Define aquisescence

Answer 23

When something bad is going to happen, but you accept it and allow it to happen

Question 24

Define an apologia

Answer 24

A formal written defence of ones actions or opinions

Question 25

Define the sublime

Answer 25

An experience of the infinite which overpowers human understanding of the universe
-spiritual

Question 26

When was the romantic movement?

Answer 26

1800s

Question 27

Define epononymous

Answer 27

Someone giving their name to something

- Self titled