Neoclassical Lit Test

Question 1

to acquire or bring upon oneself

Answer 1

incur

Question 2

burden

Answer 2

encumbrance

Question 3

food or money to spend on life

Answer 3

sustenance

Question 4

product that is bought or sold

Answer 4

commodity

Question 5

can endure pain or hardship without showing feelings

Answer 5

stoic

Question 6

not in a direct way

Answer 6

obliquely

Question 7

idea or belief is mistaken

Answer 7

disabused

Question 8

parallel

Answer 8

collateral

Question 9

repsect

Answer 9

deference

Question 10

to condemn

Answer 10

censure

Question 11

to think up, devise, to scheme

Answer 11

contrive

Question 12

something belonging to someone

Answer 12

assignations

Question 13

commoner

Answer 13

plebian

Question 14

without basic necessities

Answer 14

destitute

Question 15

who wrote Paradise Lost

Answer 15

John Milton

Question 16

who is known for satire

Answer 16

Johnathon Swift

Question 17

modeled after latin

Answer 17

Neoclassical Literature

Question 18

poem that mourns a death

Answer 18

elegy

Question 19

a kind of writing that ridicules human weakness, vice, or folly in order to bring about social reform

Answer 19

satire

Question 20

poem about glorifying something

Answer 20

ode

Question 21

founder of English prose

Answer 21

John Dryden

Question 22

who wrote Gulliver’s travels

Answer 22

Johnathon Swift

Question 23

Name of the card game from the rape of locke

Answer 23

ombre

Question 24

a long humorous narrative poem that takes something unimportant and elevates it by using the style of true epics

Answer 24

mock epic

Question 25

what was important about journalism

Answer 25

it emerged as a mainstream part of culture

Question 26

the complete opposite of the thesis or an example of what something shouldn't be

Answer 26

antithesis

Question 27

what was important about novels during this period

Answer 27

they were new and women became predominant readers

Question 28

which work eludes to the inferno

Answer 28

Paradise Lost

Question 29

who fell in love with an 8 year old

Answer 29

Johnathon Swift

Question 30

who did Andrew Marvell save

Answer 30

Milton

Question 31

who wrote the Rape of the Locke

Answer 31

Alexander Pope

Question 32

who had Potts disease

Answer 32

Alexander Pope

Question 33

3 appeals used in satire and explain what they are

Answer 33

logical appeal uses facts and stats. emotional appeal uses strong feelings. ethical appeal is sincere and qualified

Question 34

2 ways rape of the Locke is similar to the Odyssey in format and structure

Answer 34

use of epic similes and has elaborate descriptions

Question 35

according to Satan in Paradise Lot why does good exist

Answer 35

for evil to exist

Question 36

2 benefits of the plan outlined in the modest proposal

Answer 36

marriage are increased and husbands will start to value their wives

Question 37

what theme is often found in restoration poetry

Answer 37

carpe diem