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Romanticism/TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis
Romanticism/TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis
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What is thematic message/central idea?
The tone of the piece
The topic of the piece
The perspective of the piece
The author's message
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Which is one other major focus of Romanticism?
Industrialism
kindness
Romantic love
the individual
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What is the best definition of dramatic irony?
When the audience and characters know the same thing
When the audience and characters don't know anything
When the characters know something the audience doesn't know
When the audience knows something the characters don't know
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What two major writing strategies must you consider while analyzing attitude?
mood and tone
imagery and mood
diction and foreshadowing
tone and imagery
5
Who are two original Romantic poets that broke with normal conventions/rules of poetry?
Walt Whitman and Emily Dicksinson
Maya Angelou and Robert Frost
Plath and Wordsworth
John Donn and Edgar Allen Poe
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What is the best definition of mood?
The reader's opinion of the piece
the author's attitude about the piece
The general atmosphere of the piece
The public opinion of the piece
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What does TP-CASTT stand for?
title poetry connotations attitude shift tone
title paraphrase connotations attitude shift title theme
title paraphrase connotations attitude shift tone theme
title paraphrase creativity attitude shift title theme
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What is the best definition of point of view?
third person
the perspective of the author
first person
second person
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What is the best definition of tone?
general public opinion about the piece
the general atmosphere of the piece
The reader's attitude about the piece
the author's attitude about the subject of the piece
10
What mood does this line create: "The calm,/ Cool surface of the river" ?
Soothing
Exhilarating
Anger
Sadness
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What does it mean to paraphrase a poem?
Guess the meaning
put in your own words
decode the figurative language
interpret the poem
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What is the best definition of irony?
exactly what you expected
when you say the opposite of what you mean
When you expect the opposite to happen
when the opposite of what is expected happens
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What is a metaphor?
A comparison that doesn't use like or as
A comparison that uses like or as
dramatic irony
A comparison that uses sarcasm
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What was the focus of the Enlightenment?
An emphasis on philosophy and reasoning
And emphasis on emotion and the individual
An emphasis on romantic love
An emphasis on communism and social justice
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What is theme?
The tone of the piece
The mood of the piece
The topic of the piece
The author's message
16
Who wrote "Thank You Ma'am" and"Suicide's Note" ?
Langston Hughes
Emily Dickinson
Edgar Allen Poe
Edgar Allen Poe
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Which was a famous DARK Romantic poet?
Dickinson
Plath
Whitman
Poe
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What is one reason Romanticism was born out of the Enlightenment and Industrial Revolution?
A focus on beauty/nature = escape from the rush of city life
People hated working in factories
People were reluctant to move into big cities
People focused on love because of the brutality of war
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What is the best definition of situational irony?
When the audience knows something the characters don't know
When the characters know something the audience doesn't know
When the opposite of what is expected happens
When you say the opposite of what you mean
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What is third person point of view?
The story being told from an outsider's perspective
The story being told from the speaker's perspective
The story being told from your perspective
The story being told from a skewed perspective
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What is the best definition of shift?
author's perspective
The emotion within the piece
author's word choice
the change within the piece
22
When did Romanticism begin?
Early 19th century
late 18th century
early 21st century
late 1700's
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What is first person point of view?
The story being told from a skewed perspective
The story being told from your perspetive
The story being told from the speaker's perspective
The story being told from an outside perspective
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What are connotations?
Creative writing strategies
Any meaning a word or phrase has beyond the literal
The dictionary definition of any word or phrase
The literal meaning of a word or phrase
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What is a simile?
A comparison that uses like or as
A comparison that uses humor to create a certain effect
A comparison that doesn't use like or as
A comparison relating humans to animals
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What is diction?
Author's word choice
Author's tone
Author's hints at the theme
Author's use of figurative language
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What is the best definition of personification?
When an author gives animal qualities to a human
When an author gives human qualities to a nonhuman thing
When an author gives human qualities to an animal
When an author includes a person in the poem
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What is free verse?
Poetry with a very strict structure
Poetry with five lines that rhymes
Poetry/songs about freedom
Poetry without rhythm/rhyme
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What is Romanticism?
a movement with an emphasis on hate and anger
a movement with an emphasis on the futility of the future
a movement with an emphasis on romantic love
a movement with an emphasis on emotion and the individual
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What is your test on tomorrow?
TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis and Romanticism
TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis and Emily Dickinson
"Suicide's Note" and TP-CASTT
Walt Whitman and TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis
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What was the Romanticism movement a reaction to?
The Red Scare
The Roaring 20's
The Enlightenment
The Big Bang
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What is the best definition of imagery?
Author's use of words to evoke a tone
An image in the story
Author's use of words to evoke a mood
Author's use of words to evoke an image
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What is the best definition of symbolism?
The use of a symbol to stand for another idea or quality
A stop sign
The use of green to stand for envy
The use of a color to stand for a human experience
