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Romantic poetry analysis
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1
Keats lost his mother, two brothers and sister to tuberculosis.
False
True
2
Keats originally trained as a surgeon.
False
True
3
In school Keats was interested in Renaissance literature.
False
True
4
What was written on his gravestone?
Here lies One whose Name was writ in Water."
Here lies One whose Name was writ in Nature."
Here lies One whose Name was writ in Earth."
Here lies One whose Name was writ in Wind."
5
Lethe
is one rivers in Hades, the underworld in Roman mythology.
False
True
6
'Ode' is Greek for song and celebration.
True
False
7
"Here lies One whose Name was writ in Water" means:
unfairness of a fate that led to immortality
unfairness of a fate that reflected morality.
8
George IV was a prince and therefore his ruling period was named...
Georgian era.
Jacobean era.
Regency era.
9
Lord Byron was exiled was sleeping with his cousin.
True
False
10
George IV had to rule in place of his father due to his madness.
False
True
11
'She Walks in Beauty' is about...
Mary
Theodora
Fanny Brawne
Annabelle
12
All the Romantics were alive under King George III.
False
True
13
Lethe
is the river of abstract noun...
Memory
Nostalgia
Forgetfulness
14
Both Shelley and Keats died at sea.
False
True
15
All second generation romantics struggled to stay out of debt and be financially stable.
True
False
16
Protestant Britain can be a topic sentence for ANY Unit 1 essay in the exam.
False
True
17
Philanthropic means someone who is generous with money donation for the welfare of others.
False
True
18
The advice to the reader is given in the abstract noun 'melancholy.'
True
False
19
"Nightshade" is a...
Simile for suicide
Compound adjective for suicide
Metaphor for suicide
20
The
root
word
phil
comes from
a Greek adverb meaning to love.
a Greek verb meaning to love.
21
Keats is a first generation romantic poet.
True
False
22
Keats's John Clarke's school contained a:
Narrow outlook and a primitive curriculum
liberal outlook and a progressive curriculum
23
All the poets in your anthology were protestant.
True
False
24
The "maturing sun" alludes to...
The sky
Passing of time
Summer
25
Keats wrote a series of odes.
False
True
26
'Autumn' is a proper noun.
True
False
27
Which monarch followed mad King George III?
William of Orange.
George II
George IV
28
All the Romantics live in two centuries.
False
True
29
Leeches quickened Keats's death at 27.
False
True
30
Which poem did Byron NOT write:
Ode to a Nightingale
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
Hebrew Melodies
Don Juan
31
This is the correct spelling of tubercuelosis
False
True
32
The following antithetic pairing is in 'Autumn'...
Nature and manmade objects
Life and death
Love and loss
33
Keats is buried in a Catholic cemetery.
False
True
