What is an line by line analysis?

You write down the main meaning of each line

What is an example of a theme?

Beauty is fleeting because everyone eventually grows old in time.

What inspired Romanticism?

Freedom of expressions, dreamers, love of all people

What are the most dominant characteristics of romanticism?

importance of self-expression & individualism

What's ironic about the romantic period?

It focuses a lot on death and the beauty of suffering, It's not really romantic in our traditional sense

What did John Keats write about?

the corruption and downfall of London

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1
What is an line by line analysis?
You copy down the poem word for word
You write every 3 lines and the meaning of them
You write down the overall meaning of the poem in a sentence
You write down the main meaning of each line
2
What is an example of a theme?
Love and beauty
Beauty is fleeting because everyone eventually grows old in time.
Your face will wrinkle but that's okay because true beauty lasts forever.
You don't know what you've got until it's gone.
3
What inspired Romanticism?
a love of poor people, a desire for knowledge
Freedom of expressions, dreamers, love of all people
a need to move away from a structured government
a desire for knowledge, freedom from rules, understanding
4
John Keats has what kind of outlook in his poetry?
a negative one
a melancholy one
a holistic one
a positive one
5
William Blake was focused on examining the beauty of what in his poem “The Tyger?”
The wonder and greatness of the wild
The beauty and wonder of nature
How strong and beautiful a Tiger is
The awe of beauty and creation
6
Who was at the heart of the Romantic movement?
mathematicians
dreamers
transients
poets
7
Which poem has a deeper meaning of power and legacy will die no matter in life?
Ode to a Grecian Urn
She Walks in Beauty
Ode to West Wind
Ozymendias
8
What are the most dominant characteristics of romanticism?
importance of self-expression & individualism
a belief in structure and organization
a desire to find purpose within one's family and friends
the need for understanding of political parties and justice
9
Which poet from this time period was best known for his odes and sonnets on the imagination?
William Woodsworth
Samuel Coleridge
John Keats
Percy Shelley
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Who wrote about childhood and industrialization?
William Blake
Samuel Coleridge
William Woodsworth
Percy Shelley
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Which poem has a deeper meaning of an idea being passed for many centuries without aging?
Ode to West Wind
Ode to Nightengale
Ode to Darkness
Ode to Grecian Urn
12
What did the people of romanticism follow?
ideals rather than rules
their own thoughts
rules rather than ideals
nature rather than religion
13
What's ironic about the romantic period?
It has a lot of hate, torture, and abuse
It focuses a lot on death and the beauty of suffering
It's not really romantic in our traditional sense
There is no kissing or love in it
14
What were most of Keat's poems focused on?
death and gloom
beauty of nature
nature and bestiality
beauty of immortality
15
Lord Byron can be seen as a type of...
dark romantic
emo romantic
lovely romantic
harsh romantic
16
What did John Keats write about?
the beauty in death and dying
his love for nature and the outdoors
the corruption and downfall of London
the downfall of the church
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What was one of the main inspirations of the romantic period?
primitive forms of art
nature and beauty
old poetry and writing
modern forms of music

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