Historical Context explains:

Social, political & economic trends that happened when the literature was

Formal ceremonious poem celebrating the rebirth associated with springtime.

When a piece of lit has been written

uses punctuation & white spaces to affect the understanding of the poem.

Huge or extremely large in size

Visual representation of someone or something

18th Cen movement talking inspiration, subjectivity & primacy of individual

One major theme in Romantic Poetry is:

the relationship between humans and their emotions and the natural world

Making fun of; especially imitating behavior

short rhyme-structured poem of 14 lines that reflect love lost.

written in the form of a speech revealing his inner thoughts about life

Fact two things being seen/placed close together with contrasting effect.

Work of lit used to convey meaning through a poet's use of language & sound

To lose hope that things will improve

Period of time artists engage with questions regarding relevant issues

Commemorative monument to remember the lives of the lost

The support of a tall structure like a column or statue

doesn't rhyme; uses iambic pentameter to explore relationship man & nature

The face or outward appearance of a person

Elements of Structure:

Rules that define the poem categories.

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Historical Context explains:
Social, political & economic trends that happened when the literature was
The elite culture of the year the work was written.
The traveling habits of the writer
The trends and fashions of the time.
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Ode
A poem that uses punctuation and white spaces to affect the reader
written in the form of a speech delivered by a speaker
A poem that does not rhyme
Formal ceremonious poem celebrating the rebirth associated with springtime.
3
Time Period:
A timeline for readers
The deadline of a decade.
When a piece of lit has been written
The only time the author is relevant
4
Free Verse
ceremonious poem that celebrates the rebirth
short rhyme-structured poem of 14 lines
uses punctuation & white spaces to affect the understanding of the poem.
a speech delivered by a speaker revealing his inner thoughts
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In a way that is slanted or not communicated directly
Obliquely
Unparralleled
Obtuse
Abstract
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Profile:
The steps of a structure
To rely on something
The marker of where a person is
The outline or silhouette
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Colossal:
To make fun of
Huge or extremely large in size
The statue on a ship
The column or post
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Things that exists in thought or as an idea but do not have a physical or concrete existence
Abstract
Attract
Intact
Abnormal
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A large crowd of people
Coalesce
Mass
Commission
Memorial
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Visual representation of a person or thing
Image
Pedestal
Reflection
Mirror
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Reflection:
A silhouette
The shadow of ourselves
The back of a person
Visual representation of someone or something
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Causing fear or dread
Alienation
Despair
Formidable
Woe
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Romanticism is:
18th Cen movement talking inspiration, subjectivity & primacy of individual
18th Cen movement emphasizing inspiration
20th Cen movement speaking on independence of individual
18th Cen movement speaking about community obligation
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To experience an isolation from a group or activity
Alienation
Abstract
Mass
Plagues
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A shackle restricting the movement of hands and feet
Manacles
Memorial
Mocked
Chartered
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A wide spread disease
Image
Rancidity
Hearse
Plagues
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One major theme in Romantic Poetry is:
the relationship between husband and wife
the relationship between man and beast
the relationship between humans and their emotions and the natural world
the relationship between our past and future
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Mocked:
Very grand in size
Making fun of; especially imitating behavior
The face or outward appearance of a person
To support a large structure
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Sonnet
poem that does not rhyme but uses consistent iambic pentameter
short rhyme-structured poem of 14 lines that reflect love lost.
A poem written in the form of a speech
A poem that uses punctuation and white spaces
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The art of effective writing or speaking in a persuasive manner
Rhetoric
Ode
Dramatic Monologue
Colossal
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A duty or title, especially in the armed forces
Commission
Profile
Manacles
VIsage
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Dramatic Monologue:
written in the form of a speech revealing his inner thoughts about life
ses consistent iambic pentameter to explore relationships
poem of 14 lines that reflect love lost.
celebrates the rebirth associated with springtime
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Poetic Form:
How a poem is categorized.
The format of an essay.
Writing from Alice in Wonderland.
Work only Shakespeare knows how to write.
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Juxtaposition is:
Literary term for metaphors
The Literary term that will apply opposites to make a statement
Fact of opposites with conflicted purpose
Fact two things being seen/placed close together with contrasting effect.
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Poetry is a:
Piece of art that no one ever comprehends.
Prose that explain the issues with society.
Work of lit used to convey meaning through a poet's use of language & sound
Work of writing that complains about the writers life.
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Grand and impressive in apperance
Grandios
Luxurious
Imposing
Imposting
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A young woman forced into selling her body
Harlot
Pedestal
Abstract
Despair
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Despair
To spare parts
To lose hope that things will improve
To lose love and life
The outward image of a person
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Literary Period is:
When writers write
A timeframe that encapsulates the famous authors known for a period
Period of time artists engage with questions regarding relevant issues
How a work is determined relevant
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Memorial:
A memory of the homeless
Military sanctuary.
Commemorative monument to remember the lives of the lost
A wall
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Pedestal:
To reference a part of a bike
To make fun of in a cruel manner
To love and lose
The support of a tall structure like a column or statue
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The state of having a strong and unpleasant scent or flavor (as a bit of old cooking).
Acidity
Yucky
Rancidity
Ramshackled
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Extreme sorrow
Rancidity
Despair
Woe
Ode
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Blank Verse
short rhyme-structured poem of 14 lines
delivered by a speaker revealing his inner thoughts about life and love.
affect the reader’s understanding of the poem.
doesn't rhyme; uses iambic pentameter to explore relationship man & nature
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The reason for writing any prose or poem; to entertain, inform, or persuade the reader.
Author's Purpose
Author's Response
Author's Perspective
Author's Analogy
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To rely on for support from someone or something
Destination
Despair
Depending
Departure
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Not open to more than one interpretation
Unethical
Undecided
Unambiguous
Uninterpreted
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To come together to form one group or mass
Coalition
Coalesce
Posess
Unify
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Visage:
The support that holds a large object
Huge or very large in size
The loss of hope
The face or outward appearance of a person
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Courage and bravery, especially in battle
Abate
Valour
Visage
Image
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To restrict a social structure based on economic means
Colossal
chartered
Manacles
Coalesce
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The writer's attitude towards their subject. The way they think and feel about a subject.
Author's Analogy
Author's Response
Author's Purpose
Author's Perspective
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A mode of transporting a casket to a funeral
Impose
Woe
Pedestal
Hearse
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To lessen or weaken
Abate
Abstrast
Impose
Alienation
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Elements of Structure:
Elements that can be adjusted to the writers needs.
Elements on the chemistry chart.
Rules that define the poem categories.
Rules of engagement with conversationalists.

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