Unit 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The theme of _____ is chivalry.

A

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

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2
Q

Tyranny by the English monarchs led to the document called the _____.

A

Magna Carta

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3
Q

The bubonic plague, a widespread disease, was also called the _____.

A

Black Death

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4
Q

The _____ period is also called the Anglo-Saxon period.

A

Old English

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5
Q

This is an award of chivalry in English knighthood.

A

Order of the Garter

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6
Q

Its prevalence led to a focus on religion and the afterlife in literature during the Middle Ages.

A

death

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7
Q

This is the main difference between Middle English and Modern English.

A

spelling

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8
Q

This is a period of rebirth of literature between the 14th and 17th centuries.

A

Renaissance

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9
Q

This is an accurate representation of nature, humanity, and culture in art.

A

realism

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10
Q

This shows the “ugly” without causing pain, and is a genre described by Aristotle.

A

comedy

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11
Q

T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, and Sylvia Plath gave a voice to this segment of the public.

A

radical

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12
Q

a loss of faith and a feeling of disappointment

A

disillusionment

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13
Q

a style using simple language and precise visual images

A

imagism

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14
Q

doubt to the truth of something

A

skepticism

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15
Q

an artistic work that uses symbolic characters and events to express truths about specific human situations

A

allegory

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16
Q

putting on an act, faking, or posturing

A

pretense

17
Q

Sons and Lovers

A

D.H. Lawrence

18
Q

Man and Superman

A

George Bernard Shaw

19
Q

Anticipations of the Reaction of Mechanical and Scientific Progress upon Human Life and Thought

A

H.G. Wells

20
Q

“Goblin Market”

A

Christina Rossetti

21
Q

The Canterbury Tales

A

Geoffrey Chaucer

22
Q

The Faerie Queene

A

Edmund Spenser

23
Q

An Essay on Criticism

A

Alexander Pope

24
Q

_____ was the Renaissance writer who most influenced our current world.

A

Shakespeare

25
Q

The Viking Beowulf kills the monster _____.

A

Grendel

26
Q

The battle of the knight conquering _____ is allegorical for a person battling untruth.

A

Foul Error

27
Q

_____ was the first English historian.

A

Saint Bede

28
Q

_____ refers to a new Classical art influenced by ancient Roman and Greek writers.

A

Neoclassicism

29
Q

the study of religion, usually one of a single creator

A

theology

30
Q

the service of the knights; the code of honor held by knights

A

chivalry

31
Q

the process of change and breakthrough

A

innovation

32
Q

a long poem that tells about cultural events and heroic deeds

A

epic poem

33
Q

a genre of drama that portrays biblical events to celebrate religious holidays

A

mystery plays