English Poetry and Movements

Question 0

Assonance

Answer 0

Repeating of the middle vowel sounds

Question 1

Rhyme patterns

Answer 1

Regular pattern of rhyme (ABABA)

Question 2

Consonance

Answer 2

Repeating of final consonant sound

Question 3

End rhyme

Answer 3

Rhyme that happens at the end of the line

Question 4

Internal rhyme

Answer 4

Rhyme within the lines

Question 5

Slant rhyme

Answer 5

Rhyme sounds are slightly off

Question 6

Refrain

Answer 6

Repeat of word phrase line or group of lines.

Question 7

Stanza

Answer 7

Group of lines

Question 8

Shakespearean Rhyme pattern

Answer 8

A B A B C D C D E F E F G G

Question 9

Foot

Answer 9

2 syllables (Highscool = 1 foot)

Question 10

Iamb

Answer 10

A foot consisting of one unstressed followed by one stressed syllable

Question 11

Iambic pentameter

Answer 11

5 feet of Iamb

Question 12

Rule for Shakespearean sonnet

Answer 12

14 lines 
Must be written in iamb
It must be written in pentameter 
Must follow rhyme scheme of 
A B A B C D C D E F E F G G

Question 13

What do the 4 quatrains of a sonnet explain?

Answer 13

1. Main theme and main metaphor
2. Theme and metaphor extended
3. Starts with but… Twist in story
4. Summarizes, leaves reader with new image

Question 14

Five humanities of Renaissance

Answer 14

Poetry, grammar, history, moral philosophy and rhetoric

Question 15

Renaissance art ideas

Answer 15

Religious motifs 
Ideal realism
Work should be time consuming 
Extremely structured 
First to use perspective in art

Question 16

Renaissance poetry ideas

Answer 16

Shakespearean sonnets!

Structured, ideal reality and time consuming just like art

Question 17

What does Renaissance mean?

Answer 17

To be reborn

Question 18

Artist from Renaissance

Answer 18

Michelangelo’s Pieta - religious reference to Jesus and Virgin Mary, very detailed human body and importance of family (mother - son relationship)

Question 19

1 Renaissance poet

Answer 19

Shakespeare - “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer Day?” - Shakespearean sonnet (all of its qualities), uses metaphor to compare a girl to summer

Question 20

What is a romantic?

Answer 20

A daydreamer, one who thinks outside the box

Question 21

Romanticism movement

Answer 21

Response to Industrial Revolution - found inspiration in nature
Free expression on feelings, comes from imagination, reject “artificial rules” that dictate what it should consist of and artists start to center themselves in their paintings

Question 22

Romanticism art ideas

Answer 22

Imagination, nature centered, now you can recognize artists by the paintings bc they are so unique

Question 23

Romanticism poetry ideas

Answer 23

Poet is main person, nature is great, are rules they make them themselves

Question 24

1 Romantic artist

Answer 24

Constable's "Salisbury Cathedral" - New perspective looking through the woods (thinking outside the box), obviously more nature (trees, pond, cows, etc) --> picture is framed by nature bc he's trying to emphasize nature

Question 25

1 Romantic Poet

Answer 25

William Wordsworth's "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" - personifies daffodils as people trying to display the unity between nature and man, simple plot about nature pleasing him when he looks at it

Question 26

Modernism Movement

Answer 26

Self-consciousness, dres attention to the processes and materials used, a lot more experimental, no absolute truth or reality and reality is a social construct (reality is what we decide its going to be)

Question 27

1 Modernism Artist

Answer 27

Duchamp's "Fountain" - anything can be art, transcending what kind of art can be beautiful and valuable --> individual beauty, different (experimental)

Question 28

1 Modernism Poet

Answer 28

Frank O'hara's "The Day the Lady Died" - plot is just the random stuff that happens, experimental, draws attention to the processes and materials used