unit 6, the romantic age

Question 1

years for the romantic age

Answer 1

1798 - 1832

Question 2

what publication began the romantic age

Answer 2

lyrical ballads - wordworth and coleridge

Question 3

what ended the romantic age

Answer 3

the death of sir walter scott

Question 4

the greatest mind of the romantic movement

Answer 4

coleridge

Question 5

what did the bible give the english people a love for

Answer 5

the love of nature as God’s creation

Question 6

the flase ifea that nature id a part of God

Answer 6

pantheism

Question 7

the romantic age literature was mainly:

Answer 7

a period of poetry

Question 8

an informal more personal essay

Answer 8

familiar essay

Question 9

_____ rather than the _____ was the force of romantic literature

Answer 9

heart rather than mind

Question 10

expresses conflict between the beauty of nature, and the depravity of man

Answer 10

lines written in early spring

Question 11

“have i not reason to lament
what man has made of man?”

Answer 11

lines written in early spring - williams wordsworth

Question 12

the greatest english poet since milton

Answer 12

wordsworth

Question 13

became one of the most important pieces of english literary critism

Answer 13

lyrical ballads

Question 14

power of nature to impress our minds

Answer 14

expostulation and reply

Question 15

nature is a better teacher than books

Answer 15

the tables turned

Question 16

reflection on the death of lucy

Answer 16

a slumber did my spirit seal

Question 17

remember a field of daffodils

Answer 17

i wandered lonely as a cloud

Question 18

one of the most famous poems in english literature

Answer 18

“ode: intimations of immortality” - wordsworth

Question 19

“the rainbow comes and goes,
and lovely is the rose”

Answer 19

ode: intimations of immortality from recollections of early childhood - wordsworth

Question 20

wordsworth reflects on the relationship between christian morality and the rise and fall of nations

Answer 20

dorothy’s journal records

Question 21

the greatest of all english literary ballads

Answer 21

the rime of the ancient mariner

Question 22

what type of ballad is the rime of the ancient mariner

Answer 22

art ballad

Question 23

one of the most important of all the romantic ideas about literature:

Answer 23

willing suspension of disbelief

Question 24

who wrote kubla khan

Answer 24

coleridge

Question 25

who wrote the battle of blenheim

Answer 25

southey

Question 25

who wrote childe harolds pilgrimage

Answer 25

george gordon, lord byron

Question 25

"when i have fears" he had fears of:

Answer 25

not able put into writing all his thoughts, not able to spend the rest of his life with his fiance

Question 26

"abou ben adhem and the angel" taught what false philosophy

Answer 26

that loving man is more important that living God

Question 26

elaborate franch verse

Answer 26

rondeau

Question 26

the harp that once thro' tara's halls talks about what country

Answer 26

ireland

Question 27

strong love for homeland

Answer 27

my native land - walter scott

Question 27

what was rebecca doing to help ivanhoe out

Answer 27

bandaging his wound

Question 28

why didn't ivanhoe not like rebecca

Answer 28

rebecca was a jew

Question 29

who was ivanhoes fiance

Answer 29

rowina

Question 30

reflects on the relationship between christian morality and the rise and fall of nations

Answer 30

near dover (sept. 1802)

Question 31

"where alph, the sacred river, ran through caverns measureless to man down to a sunless sea"

Answer 31

kubla khan - coleridge

Question 32

confusion about significance of war

Answer 32

the battle of blenheim - southey

Question 33

what piece of literature introduced the figure of the byronic hero

Answer 33

childe harold's pilgrimage

Question 34

one of the finest literary ballads, and based off a fatal woman figure

Answer 34

le belle dame sans merci

Question 35

penance in a world of change can be satisfied through art

Answer 35

ode on a grecian urn - keats

Question 36

"beauty is truth, truth beauty - that is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know"

Answer 36

ode on a grecian urn - keats

Question 37

an elaborate french verse form which usually has fifteen lines

Answer 37

rondeau

Question 38

reminiscing days of patriotism that are no more

Answer 38

the harp that once thro' tara's halls - moore

Question 39

three types of novels

Answer 39

gothic novel (walpole), historic novels (walter scott), novel of manners (austen)

Question 40

"it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife"

Answer 40

pride and prejudice - jane austen