Unit 5

Question 1

A reaction against the cultural climate and values of neoclassicism. It insisted on the greater importance of 1.) individualism, 2.) imagination, 3.) nature, 4.) the distant

Answer 1

Romanticism

Question 2

The attempt in fiction to create an illusion of actuality by the use of seemingly random detail or by the inclusion of the ordinarily or unpleasant in life

Answer 2

Realism

Question 3

A long, stylized narrative poem celebrating the deeds of a national or ethnic hero

Answer 3

Epic

Question 4

Drama that ends unhappily

Answer 4

Tragedy

Question 5

Drama that ends happily

Answer 5

Comedy

Question 6

A long, highly stylized lyric poem written in a complex stanza on a serious theme and often for a specific occasion

Answer 6

Ode

Question 7

A story with a literal and an implied level of meaning. The implied level of meaning may suggest actual persons, places, events and situations or a set of ideas

Answer 7

Allegory

Question 8

The regular recurrence of accented syllables in a line of poetry

Answer 8

Meter

Question 9

Identical sound in corresponding words or phrases

Answer 9

Rhyme

Question 10

Unryhmed iambic pentameter

Answer 10

Blank verse

Question 11

A short, narrative song

Answer 11

Ballad