Solitude can be defined as:

A condition of solitary exploration

A prolepsis can be defined as:

A narrative linkage with future events

Inside Romanticism it is not possible to find:

An admiration for the Enlightenment

The ultimate aim of Romanticism can be defined as:

A communion with the natural world

The Catastrophe in “The Hound” can be established when:

The amulet is retrieved to its original owner

A good definition for Surrealism might be:

Art which supports its perceptions through subconscious and dream imagery

Romanticism is not about:

The manifestation of Human feelings through natural depictions

Gregor crawls under the couch because:

It is a symptom of his alienation.

In The Hound, why in the first paragraph is the narrator about the blow out his brains?

Because he’s scared he will meet the same fate as St. John

Romanticism appeared as a reaction to:

The tendency to charter every human thought and production.

Self or autodiegesis is made of:

A first person voice in the middle of the action

An analepsis can be defined as:

A narrative linkage with past events

Dark Romanticism as a literary trend aims to:

Emphasise deleterious components of human psyche

A prolepsis can be defined as:

A narrative linkage with future events

The reason why Nature is seen as a main component of Romanticism is:

It is the total opposite concept to the civilization.

Why the main narrator finally decided to retrieve the amulet?

Due to his friend’s ghastly death

Another essential characteristic of Romanticism is its unique perception the world. This outcome has NO connection with:

An antique vision of the creation

In “The Outsider” analepsis is possible to place when:

the narrator remembers, "whoever nursed me must have been shockingly aged"

Which one of the following statements is NOT true?

He can still stablish communication with his family.

An analepsis can be defined as:

A narrative linkage with past events

Transcendentalism as a philosophical trend is against Dark Romanticism due to its (Transcendentalism) aims to:

Enhance the most encouraging facets of mankind

Alienation can be defined as:

A personal isolation due to social discontent

The Protasis in “The Outsider” can be established when:

the narrator decides to look for the light and find the outside world

In “The Hound” analepsis is possible to place when:

He tells about the beginning of their nefarious hobby

The Catastrophe in “The Outsider” can be established when:

narrator discovers he's a monster and will live eternally in the shadows

What do the narrator and St John recognise the jade hound figure as?

The soul-symbol of a corpse-eating cult

Self or autodiegesis is made of:

A first voice in the middle of the action

In “The Hound” prolepsis is possible to place when:

The main narrator tells that he is going to blow his brains

What motivates the narrator to climb up the tower despite potential dangers?

The narrator had a growing desire to find light.

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1
Inside Dark Romanticism, future is almost always defined by:
God’s will and religion
The writer’s wishes
Omens, legends and curses
Human desires and projects
2
Solitude can be defined as:
A condition of solitary exploration
The geographical position of a place.
It is a Rhetorical figure
A denial to civilization
3
“in the morning I read of a nameless DEED in the vilest quarter of the city” The word in capitals could be replaced by:
Horror
Surprise
Action
Terror
4
The first official appearance of Romanticism as a literary trend took place in:
USA, XIX century
Germany, XVIII century
England, XIX century
France, XVII
5
A prolepsis can be defined as:
An alteration in the narrative succession of events
A narrative linkage with past events
A narrative linkage with future events
A new order established in the narrative course
6
Inside Romanticism it is not possible to find:
An emotional expression through natural depictions.
The presence of supernatural events
An admiration for the Enlightenment
A profound call to individualism
7
Dark Romanticism was originated in:
North America, XIX century
France, XVII
Germany, XVIII century
England, XIX century
8
“[…] I sank into the NETHERMOST abysses of despair when…” The word in capitals could be replaced by:
Forever
Deepest
For ever more
Nevermore
9
In “The Outsider” prolepsis is possible to place when:
the narrator eats dinner in the castle
the narrator remembers, "whoever nursed me must have been shockingly aged"
There is no a concrete one
the narrator encouters other people and they all run away screaming in fear
10
The ultimate aim of Romanticism can be defined as:
A communion with the natural world
Going back to primitiveness
A change in the poetry’s writing style
A pure emotional life
11
The Catastrophe in “The Hound” can be established when:
The amulet is retrieved to its original owner
The thief’s family is badly assassinated
The narrator comes back to Holland
St. John is killed
12
What happens to the gargoyle in the narrator’s museum when you tap it?
It shrivels and shrinks with a drawn out scream
It breathes fire
It turns into a fluffy rabbit
It jumps at the screen, teeth bared
13
A good definition for Surrealism might be:
It is a type of science-fiction based on subconscious and oneiric imagery
An artistic description of the oneiric and subconscious word
A description of non-realistic events, situations or configurations
Art which supports its perceptions through subconscious and dream imagery
14
One of the following writers does not belong to Dark Romanticism:
Bob Dylan
Herman Melville
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edgar A. Poe
15
Romanticism is not about:
The manifestation of Human feelings through natural depictions
A personal conception of existence and imagination
The description of human emotions through natural portrayals
Resuming primitive bonds between men and natural world
16
In this novelle Surrealism is displayed by:
The insects’ presence.
Gregor’s inability to speak.
Gregor’s desire to quit his job.
The rods of bureaucracy.
17
Gregor crawls under the couch because:
Because his body fits better there.
It is a symptom of his alienation.
He is hiding from his father.
He feels more comfortable there.
18
In The Hound, why in the first paragraph is the narrator about the blow out his brains?
Because he is terrified of bats
Because he can’t get the image of the dying Lenore out of his head
Because he’s scared he will meet the same fate as St. John
Because he is full of regrets for his past actions
19
Romanticism appeared as a reaction to:
The necessity to express human feelings, emotions, and fears.
The tendency to charter every human thought and production.
Conventional ways of writing poetry
The French Revolution
20
Self or autodiegesis is made of:
A witness narrating in first voice
A non-present third voice
A first person voice in the middle of the action
A third person as a witness
21
His father reaction was:
He ran to his bedroom.
He beat him with violence.
He tried to stop Mr. Manager.
He immediately blacked out.
22
An analepsis can be defined as:
The narration’s no-return-point
A narrative linkage with future events
A new order established in the narrative course
A narrative linkage with past events
23
Dark Romanticism as a literary trend aims to:
Accentuate the always secret aspects of mankind
Emphasise deleterious components of human psyche
Be against the Transcendentalists movement
Continue with a European classic literary trend
24
A prolepsis can be defined as:
A narrative linkage with past events
A narrative linkage with future events
A new order established in the narrative course
An alteration in the narrative succession of events
25
The reason why Nature is seen as a main component of Romanticism is:
It is the total opposite concept to the civilization.
It was William Wordsworth’s main contribution.
It is the best way to represent the synesthesia.
It is the most rhetorical method to express emotions.
26
“The RABBLE were in terror, for upon an evil tenement had fallen…” The word in capitals could be replaced by:
Village
Man
People
My friend
27
Why the main narrator finally decided to retrieve the amulet?
Their macabre museum was finally discovered
It was the only way out for St. John
Due to his friend’s ghastly death
The terrible sounds they constantly could hear
28
Another essential characteristic of Romanticism is its unique perception the world. This outcome has NO connection with:
An antique vision of the creation
The inner role of imagination
The refusal to reason
The visual function of the natural world
29
Another aesthetic emphasis of Romanticism, besides the Natural world, is:
The emotional role of land escapes.
No acceptance of consumerism
A denial to civilization
Acclaim the female beauty
30
In “The Outsider” analepsis is possible to place when:
the narrator eats dinner in the castle
There is none
the narrator encouters other people and they all run away screaming in fear
the narrator remembers, "whoever nursed me must have been shockingly aged"
31
Which one of the following statements is NOT true?
He is still aware of his past responsibilities.
He can still stablish communication with his family.
He has changed his feeding habits.
32
The ice was all around: It crack'd and growl'd, and roar'd and howl'd, Like noises in a swound! *In this stanza is:
A profound call to individualism
An exaltation of exotism
Acclaim the female beauty
The refusal to reason
33
An analepsis can be defined as:
The narration’s no-return-point
A narrative linkage with past events
A new order established in the narrative course
A narrative linkage with future events
34
The term “Gothic” was originally used in:
Defining literary genres
Real structural constructions
A classical comic city
XVIII century narrations
35
Transcendentalism as a philosophical trend is against Dark Romanticism due to its (Transcendentalism) aims to:
Highlight supernatural characteristics of the humanity
Point out the most obscure aspects of human beings
Enhance the most encouraging facets of mankind
Heighten the most adverse features of mankind
36
Alienation can be defined as:
The transformation into a surreal bug
A modern but surrealistic alien invasion
A very deep dissatisfaction with society
A personal isolation due to social discontent
37
What sound makes the narrator and St John shudder as they delve into the ghouls grave?
The screeching of a banshee
The sound of police-sirens in the distance
The baying of a hound
Their own hearts thumping in their chest
38
Which spot brings St John and the narrator their hideous and inevitable doom?
The Plutonian Graveyard
The Basque Burial Grounds
The Holland Churchyard
Covent Garden
39
The Protasis in “The Outsider” can be established when:
narrator discovers that he's a monster and will live eternally in shadows
the narrator reads the books in the castle to learn all that he knows
the narrator encouters other people and they all run away screaming in fear
the narrator decides to look for the light and find the outside world
40
In “The Hound” analepsis is possible to place when:
A new order is established in the narrative development
He tells about the beginning of their nefarious hobby
The main narrator tells what he is going to do
The amulet is given back to his original owner
41
The Catastrophe in “The Outsider” can be established when:
the narrator reads the books in the castle to learn all that he knows
narrator discovers he's a monster and will live eternally in the shadows
the narrator encouters other people and they all run away screaming in fear
the narrator decides to look for the light and find the outside world
42
What do the narrator and St John recognise the jade hound figure as?
The soul-symbol of a corpse-eating cult
A terrible omen of doom
A mirror images of themselves, staring back up at them
Nothing they’ve ever come across, in all their years of daemoniacal study
43
Self or autodiegesis is made of:
A third person as a witness
A first voice in the middle of the action
A non-present third voice
A witness narrating in first voice
44
The tale The Hound was written in:
XX century
XXI century
XVII century
XIX century
45
The main narrative voice in “The Outsider” is:
Auto-diegesis
First-person-plural
Homo-diegesis
Hetero-diegesis
46
In “The Hound” prolepsis is possible to place when:
The main narrator tells that he is going to blow his brains
The amulet is given back to his original owner
He tells about the beginning of their nefarious hobby
A new order is established in the narrative progression
47
What motivates the narrator to climb up the tower despite potential dangers?
The narrator wanted to find the old person who had nursed him.
The narrator had a growing desire to find light.
The narrator wanted new books for his library.
The narrator wants to find his old friends.
48
What do the two friends think they hear while sailing back from Holland?
The moaning of a corpse
The baying of a hound
The beating of bats wings
The keening of a terrible bird
49
Which of the following can you find in the narrator’s museum?
A collection of dried horse heads
The shrivelled hand of Queen Elizabeth I
A time-machine
Preserved human heads
50
What do the narrator and St John find in the grave?
Two small, shrivelled pates
A skeleton and an amulet
A cluster of spiders
Nothing
51
The first official appearance of this literary trend took place in:
England, XVII
England, XIX century
Germany, XVIII century
Germany, XIX century
52
Gothic Literature mainly provides Dark Romanticism with:
The presence of reason
Modern scenarios as settings and/or environments
Supernatural and evil components
Fallibility as an essential human characteristic
53
*The albatross assassination is a symbol of:
The acceptance of revolution
The arrival of industrialization
The acceptance of civilization
Pure consumerism
54
The main narrative voice in “The Hound” is:
First-person-plural
Homo-diegesis
Hetero-diegesis
Auto-diegesis
55
What led the narrator and St. John to graverobbing?
They were very poor
They were looking for a particular, rare amulet
They loved graveyards
The need for stimulation and thrill
56
Existentialism can be defined as:
An individual position stressing authenticity and the making of decisions
The act of acknowledging the individual’s self-existence
recognise the existence of similar individuals with different perceptions
A personal seclusion due to social dissatisfaction
57
Water, water, everywhere, all the boards did shrink; Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink *The objective is:
To make clear where they are: the sea
To emphasize the particularities of the landscape
To highlight the overwhelming power of nature
To emphasize the presence of water as landscape
58
The Epitasis in “The Hound” can be established when:
St. John is killed
The decided to steal from graves
They found the amulet
The narrator tells about his oncoming death
59
One of these is not part of the Dark Romantic artistic development:
Self-destruction
Pessimism
Madness
Reason
60
A metaphor can be defined as:
A contradictory sentence
A plain comparison between two elements
The transference of characteristics from one element to another
Repetition of a phonetic component inside the poem
61
Romanticism appeared as a reaction to:
The French Revolution
Conventional ways of writing poetry
The necessity to express human feelings, emotions, and fears.
The tendency to charter every human thought and production.
62
The ultimate origin of Dark Romanticism is:
The Industrial Revolution
The Age of Enlighten
An emotional state towards life
Architecture
63
The Metamorphosis was originally written in_________ and released in ______.
French, 1818
German, 1915
Spanish, 1519
English, 1919
64
How has the narrator learned information about the world?
The dark, mute trees outside his castle would communicate to him.
From the rows of mouldy, antique books within the castle.
By debating with St. John.
His parents taught him many many years ago.
65
The insect into which Gregor Samsa changed into, is closer in shape to a:
A cockroach
A worm
A Vermin
A Fly
66
A Hyperbaton can be defined as:
A twisting in the classic grammar norms with an aesthetic aim
An exaggeration about the internal facts or concepts of the poem
A transference of characteristics from element A to B
The repetition, on purpose, of internals sounds
67
The Protasis in “The Hound” can be established when:
St. John is killed
They found the amulet
The narrator tells about his oncoming death
The decided to steal from graves
68
Romanticism is not about:
Resuming primitive bonds between men and natural world
A personal conception of existence and imagination
The description of human emotions through natural portrayals
The manifestation of Human feelings through natural depictions
69
The emotional side of Romanticism can also be taken as a:
A reaction to the extreme acceptance of Rationalism.
A communion with the natural world
A pure manifestation of love
An exhortation to the feelings
70
Dark Romanticism is not about:
The human natural tendency to do what is wrong
The following of social accepted behaviours
A reencounter with one self’s individuality
A very deep connection with the natural world
71
The Epitasis in “The Outsider” can be established when:
narrator discovers he's a monster and will live eternally in the shadows
the narrator decides to look for the light and find the outside world
the narrator reads the books in the castle to learn all that he knows
the narrator encouters other people and they all run away screaming in fear
72
Consider the symbolism of the candle light. Which of the following is NOT represented by candle light in the tale.
hope
discovery
knowledge
disgust
73
An Oxymoron can be defined as:
The repetition of internal sounds
Two opposite words put together creating a new meaning
Any contradictory sentence
A simple word with a deeper conceptual meaning

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