Victorian Poetry Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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Who is considered the most famous poet of the Victorian era?

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

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Fill in the blank: The poet known for the phrase ‘the charge of the Light Brigade’ is _____.

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

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Which poet is known for the collection ‘In Memoriam’?

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

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4
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Who wrote the poem ‘The Lady of Shalott’?

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

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5
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What is the title of Robert Browning’s famous dramatic monologue about a duke?

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My Last Duchess

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Which Victorian poet was associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood?

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Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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Fill in the blank: The poem ‘Remember’ was written by _____.

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Christina Rossetti

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Who is known for the poem ‘The Blessed Damozel’?

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Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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Which poet wrote ‘How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways’?

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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10
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True or False: A.E. Housman is known for his collection ‘A Shropshire Lad’.

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True

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11
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Who wrote ‘The Garden Party’?

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Katherine Mansfield (Note: This is a trick question as she is not a Victorian poet)

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Fill in the blank: The poet known for ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ is _____.

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Robert Browning

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13
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Who wrote ‘The Song of the Shirt’?

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Thomas Hood

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True or False: Swinburne was known for his controversial themes and forms.

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True

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Who is known for the poem ‘The Waste Land’?

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T.S. Eliot (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

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16
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Who wrote the poem ‘If—’?

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Rudyard Kipling (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

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Fill in the blank: The poet known for the phrase ‘the windhover’ is _____.

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Gerard Manley Hopkins

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18
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What is the name of the poem that begins with ‘My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains’?

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Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

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Who is often referred to as the ‘Bard of the Dales’?

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William Wordsworth (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

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20
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Name a poetic work by Alfred Lord Tennyson that addresses the theme of loss.

A

‘In Memoriam’

21
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Which poet is known for the use of ‘enjambment’?

A

Gerard Manley Hopkins

22
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Fill in the blank: The poet famous for the line ‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep’ is _____.

A

Robert Frost (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

23
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Who wrote ‘The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’?

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T.S. Eliot (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)

24
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Who wrote ‘The Cry of the Children’?

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning

25
Fill in the blank: The poet known for the phrase 'the sea of faith' is _____.
Matthew Arnold
26
What is the title of the poem by Browning that features a dramatic monologue by a duke?
'My Last Duchess'
27
Who is known for the poem 'The Raven'?
Edgar Allan Poe (Note: This is a trick question as he is not a Victorian poet)
28
Which poet is recognized for their exploration of nature and spirituality?
Gerard Manley Hopkins
29
Fill in the blank: The poet known for the phrase 'to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield' is _____.
Alfred Lord Tennyson
30
Who is the author of 'Sonnets from the Portuguese'?
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
31
What is the real name of George Eliot?
Mary Ann Evans
32
Fill in the blank: Elizabeth Barrett Browning was known for her use of _____ in her poetry.
sonnets
33
Which work is George Eliot best known for?
'Middlemarch'
34
What year was 'Middlemarch' published?
1871-1872
35
True or False: George Sand wrote exclusively in French.
True
36
In which poem does Elizabeth Barrett Browning express her love for Robert Browning?
'How Do I Love Thee?'
37
Fill in the blank: George Eliot often explored the complexities of _____ in her novels.
human relationships
38
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a work by Elizabeth Barrett Browning? A) 'Aurora Leigh' B) 'The Mill on the Floss' C) 'Sonnets from the Portuguese' D) 'Casa Guidi Windows'
B) 'The Mill on the Floss'
39
Who was Elizabeth Barrett Browning's husband?
Robert Browning
40
True or False: George Eliot was a strong advocate for women's rights.
True
41
What is the title of George Sand's most famous novel?
'Indiana'
42
Multiple Choice: Elizabeth Barrett Browning is associated with which literary movement? A) Romanticism B) Realism C) Modernism D) Naturalism
A) Romanticism
43
True or False: George Sand was known for her scandalous lifestyle.
True
44
Fill in the blank: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poetry often reflects her struggles with _____ and health.
mental illness
45
What was the relationship between Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning?
They were husband and wife.
46
Multiple Choice: Which of the following characters is NOT from George Eliot's novels? A) Dorothea Brooke B) Silas Marner C) Emma Woodhouse D) Maggie Tulliver
C) Emma Woodhouse
47
What year did Elizabeth Barrett Browning die?
1861
48
Fill in the blank: George Sand was born in _____, France.
Paris