Quiz 2 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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What is a riddle?

A

A world puzzle in Old English, Anglo-saxons

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2
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What is a fable?

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A short story with a moral

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3
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Elements of romance as a literary genre?

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OF/ Vernacular linguistics
Amatory content
Verse style

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4
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Who wrote the fables and romantic lais?

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Marie de France

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5
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Significance of 711?

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When arabs go to Spain, led by Tariq

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6
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Who did Marie de France write for?

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King Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitane

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7
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Daughter of Eleanor of Aquitane?

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Marie de Champagne

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8
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Who was the chaplain of Marie de Champagne?

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Andreas Capellanus

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9
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Significance of 1066?

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William the Conqueror invades Paris and is given Normandy

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10
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Elements and definition of metaphor?

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Comparing not using like or as
Tenor: what is compared
Vehicle: what it is compared to

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What caused the emergence of women in the 12th century and what happened as a result?

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Women emerged in the 12th century as a result of the men going to fight in crusades, so they were in charge of the household. They created a demand for romance literature in the vernacular (OF)

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12
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What did the Cathar heretics intend in the 12th century?

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Woman can inherit and do not need to marry

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13
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Lyric poetry?

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Rhyming lines in stanzas

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14
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Narrative poetry?

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Stories not necessarily rhyming

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15
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Who is Countess Dia?

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Woman troubadour, writes in vernacular (OF)

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16
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Where does Marie de France live?

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England in King Henry II and Eleanor of Acquitane’s court

17
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Where does Capellanus live?

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France at the court of Marie de Champagne

18
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What is Marie de France’s prosody?

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Octosyllabic couplets