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| what American movement paralleled the Romantic Movement in England? |
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| which of the Romantic poets was expelled from college? |
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| Which of the Romantic poets lived in the Lake District in England? |
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| What was Byron's opinion of Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey? |
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Wordsworth- crazy
Coleridge- drunk
Southey- mouthy |
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| Which poem features the character "Old Egypt's King Cheops"? |
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| Which poem features a character referred to as "the Wedding Guest"? |
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| Ancient Mariner - Coleridge |
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| which poem describes an old leech gatherer on the moors? |
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| Wordsworth- Resolution of Independence |
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| name the Romantic poet who greatly admired 18th century poetry and is himself known for writing satirical verse. |
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| List five characteristics of Romanticism |
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| (1798)- improbably, fictional, imaginable "silly", nature, personal, rejection of conventions, celebration of simple "primitive", mystery- irrational, emotional, distant places/times, common speech |
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| which of the Romantic poets died and lived outside England? |
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| which of the Romantic poets was physically handsome but had a clubfoot? |
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| List five characteristics of the Byronic hero |
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| dashing, mysterious, wordily wiry, melancholy, self-destructive |
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| what did the Ancient Mariner do wrong and what was his punishment? |
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| He killed the albatross. His punishment was to not drink water, he could never die, lives forever to tell his tale while wearing the albatross around his neck. |
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| What did the great marble monuments of a man mean to Shelley? |
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| Nothing did remain-- Ozymandias |
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| which of the Romantic poets wrote sonnets? |
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| What is depicted on the urn in Keat's "Ode on a Grecian Urn"? |
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| to depict a group of men pursuing a group of women and wonders what their story could be: “What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape? / What pipes and timbrels? What wild ecstasy?” |
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| What is the message of the urn and what does it mean? |
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| ”Beauty is truth, truth beauty,” and it means all human beings need to know on earth is that beauty and truth are one and the same. |
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| who was called the "Father of Romanticism"? |
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| what was the Congress of Vienna |
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| after defeat of Napoleon (waterloo) --> Reinstate monarchy |
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| the publication of what work, by whom, and when, signaled the beginning of the Romantic Age in British Literature |
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| lyrical ballads (1798) with Wordsworth and Coleridge |
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| name two writers of the English Gothic novel |
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| list four literary critics of the Romantic Age |
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| Coleridge, Hozlit, Lamb, Dequincy (or... whatever) |
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| list the five Romantic poets from oldest to youngest at time of death |
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1: Wordsworth
2: Coleridge How to remember:
3: Byron With Color
4: Shelley Brings Shear Keepsakes
5: Keats |
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| which of the Romantic poets was recognized by the gov't and appointed "poet Laureate"? |
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| which of the Romantic poets died from drowning at sea? |
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| which of the Romantic poets died of tuberculosis? |
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| Which of the Romantic poets died in Greece during the Greek revolution? |
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| which of the Romantic poets was addicted to opium? |
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| Who wrote..."Where Alph, the sacred river, ran/through caverns measureless to man/ Down to a sunless sea?"? |
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| Who wrote..." If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind"? |
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| Shelley-- Oh to the West Wind |
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| Who wrote... "Much have I traveled in the realms of gold"? |
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| Keats-- On First Looking into Chapman's Homer |
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| Who wrote... "Water, water, everywhere,/Nor any drop to drink"? |
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| Coleridge- Ancient Mariner |
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| Who wrote... "hail to thee, blithe spirit!"? |
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| Who wrote... "He prayeth best, who loveth best/ All things both great and small"? |
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| Coleridge-- Ancient Mariner |
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| Who wrote... "through nothing can bring back the hour/of splendor in the grass of glory in the flower"? |
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| Wordsworth-- Ode: Intimations of Immortality |
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| Who wrote... "heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard/Are sweeter, therefore, ye soft pipes, play on"? |
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| Keats--Ode on a Grecian Urn |
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