U8 L7 Percy Bysshe Shelley Flashcards

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1
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Byron was () while Shelley was more ()

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  • realistic

- idealistic

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What does staccato mean?

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abrupt, disconnected

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What does tempestuous mean?

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violent, turbulent

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4
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Shelley was so rebellious that he earned what nick name?

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mad Shalley

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5
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Shelley was a problem to students and teachers in which school?

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Eton

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Shelley was expelled from Oxford University for publishing what?

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pamphlet on atheism

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Who did Shelley marry first? Who did he marry after her death?

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  • Harriet Brooke

- Mary Godwin

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Mary Godwin was the daughter of who?

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William Godwin, political and social reformer

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Where did Shelley die?

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Italy

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10
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Shelly wrote his best poetry in the 4 years he spent where?

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Italy

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What were the themes of Shelley’s life that mirror the themes of his poetry?

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  • love freedom
  • idealism
  • spirit of protest
  • love beauty and goodness
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What was Shelley’s greatest work? And what does it depict?

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  • Prometheus Unbound

- society where evil defeated and love establishes golden age of beauty, peace, goodness

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13
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What are the 3 characteristics of Shelley’s lyrics?

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  • beautiful language
  • spontaneous melody reflect mood
  • rich, imaginative power
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14
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Most of Shelley’s poetry is ()

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subjective

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15
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What was Shelley’s inspiration for Ode to the West Wind?

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autumn storm near Arno River, Florence Italy

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16
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What was the rhyme scheme used in Ode to the West Wind?

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terza rima

17
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What is terza rima?

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  • 3 line stanza
  • iambic pentameter
  • ABA BCB
18
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What does Shelley express in Song to the Men of England?

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love for man and his rightful freedom

19
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Who might be the Ozymandias in the Ozymandias?

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  • Ramses II

- Egypt king

20
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What does Shelley protest against in Ozymandias?

A

tyranny

21
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What form is Ozymandias written in? Does it strictly follow the form?

A

sonnet, no