The Novelist and the Novel Flashcards

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1
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Speech or writing which uses irony, wit, or mockery to ridicule something can be described as

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satirical

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What is a type of story written in the Middle Ages, telling tales of heroes and kings.

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medieval romance

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According to the text, which of the following were precursors to the novel

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Italian romances
Homer’s Iliad
Greek romances

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What were some reasons that novels were considered an inferior art form

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Novels were considered less masculine than poetry.

Novels were often for and about women.

Novelists catered to the lower classes.

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What kind of romance is considered as a novel

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Greek Romance

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When did novel began

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18th century

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What is a literary or dramatic work that ridicules a subject either by presenting a solemn subject in an undignified style or an inconsequential subject in a dignified style.

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burlesque

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What is a dramatic representation by actors who use only dumb show.

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pantomime

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Rhymed couplets appeared in which type of drama?

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Heroic drama

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which of the following were characteristic of Restoration drama?

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gratuitous violence

sharp, witty cosmopolitan heroes

satirical treatment of the Puritan ethic

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The literary form in which a person writes about his own life is called a(n

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autobiography

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Where does inspirational comes from

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internal source

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13
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Most novelists have _____.

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a unique process

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What is a comparison of two things that are alike in some respects by using a familiar object to explain an unfamiliar object.

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analogy

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What are traditionally considered criteria that must be met for a work to be considered a masterpiece

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authenticity

universality

aesthetics

subject matter

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16
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What is a powerful agent in extending a writer’s range

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Grief

17
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What theory stated that the goodness of actions should be tested by their usefulness to society.

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utilitarianism

18
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Who created utilitarianism

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Jeremy Bentham

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What are some ways that a novelist addresses the values conveyed in people’s actions, beliefs, and principles?

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through character development

through story action and consequences

through setting

through language use

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