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Fall 22 Romanticism Test Review
Fall 22 Romanticism Test Review
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1
The writing inspired by nationalism was:
distinctly American
focused on small sections of the country
about loyalty to England
focused on smaller surrounding countries
2
Romantic literature emphasized ____________ as opposed to reason.
science
expanding west
the majority rule
imagination
3
At the time, what was the target audience for Civil Disobedience?
Those who fought in the Mexican War
Those who had slaves
Those who opposed slavery and the war, but did nothing about it
Those who were working hard to fight against slavery
4
Which work of literature has an Unreliable Narrator?
Civil Disobedience
"The Chambered Nautilus"
The Masque of the Red Death
"The Raven"
5
A comparison using "like" or "as"
allusion
metaphor
simile
imagery
6
Exaggeration
parallel structure
litote
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
7
Which of the following was NOT a part of Transcendentalism?
Puritanism
Self-reliance
Freedom
Optimism
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A reference within a work of literature to something outside of it
assonance
alliteration
allusion
hyperbole
9
Who wrote Civil Disobedience?
Edgar Allen Poe
Herman Melville
Henry David Thoreau
Oliver Wendell Holmes
10
James Russell Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and John Greenleaf Whittier were part of a group called:
The ScAvengers
The Fireside Poets
The Dark Romantics
The Romantic Writers
11
The Industrial Revolution was actually a miserable time for slaves, women, and workers.
True
False
12
All of the following were effects of the Industrial Revolution EXCEPT:
religious revival
hectic pace
lack of conscience
commercialism
13
Aside from "sitting in cabins in the woods," the romantics wrote about:
a better education system
social reform
the holidays
the ocean
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The repetition of beginning consonant sounds
allusion
alliteration
onomatopoeia
assonance
15
The romantics were driven by all of the following except:
Puritan faith
Freedom
Women's and Workers' rights
Nature
16
A symbolic story
alliteration
assonance
allegory
allusion
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The repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a work of literature or between stanzas in a poem
imagery
parallel structure
unreliable narrator
foreshadowing
18
The use of language to appeal to the senses
Romanticism
imagery
alliteration
Transcendentalism
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The repetition of vowel sounds or other similar sounds within words (internal rhyme)
allusion
alliteration
rhyme scheme
assonance
20
Many romantic writers found the philosophy behind "Manifest Destiny" to be:
immoral/wrong
God's will
necessary for productivity
a great idea