stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Romantic Age, W. Blake, W. W., works, Coleridge and works Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Romantic Age, W. Blake, W. W., works, Coleridge and works
Romantic Age, W. Blake, W. W., works, Coleridge and works
74 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
4 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
74 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
74
Answers
1
Romanticism was based only on reason and order.
True
False
2
What is Biographia Literaria?
A) A philosophical poem
B) His autobiography
C) A collection of literary criticism
D) A novel
3
What does the Mariner have to do for the rest of his life?
D) Pray every night
A) Live on the sea
C) Avoid weddings
B) Tell his story to others
4
What poetic form does the Ancient Mariner follow?
D) Sonnet
A) Free verse
C) Ballad
B) Epic poem
5
Why are “The Lamb” and “The Tyger” considered opposites?
D. They use different rhyme schemes
B. One is about night, the other about day
A. They are written in different languages
C. They show two different kinds of creation
6
Which of these is a theme of Romanticism?
D. Obedience to the monarchy
B. Love for cities
C. Interest in Nature and feelings
A. Respect for classic rules
7
When did the literary period of Romanticism take place in Britain?
C. 1837–1900
B. 1760–1837
D. 1700–1760
A. 1600–1700
8
Romantic literature focused on:
D. tradition and rules
A. science and progress
C. emotions and imagination
B. reason and logic
9
In the poem, nature is presented as…
A) Passive
B) Evil
C) A force to control
D) Powerful and sacred
10
Where did Coleridge move after his marriage?
D) France
B) Bristol countryside
A) Lake District
C) London
11
Where did Romanticism originally start?
D. Germany
C. Italy
B. England
A. France
12
What did Wordsworth and Coleridge publish in 1798?
B. Poems, in Two Volumes
C. Ode to a Nightingale
D. Lyrical Ballads
A. The Prelude
13
What led to Coleridge’s illness and depression?
D) Political persecution
B) War trauma
A) Poverty
C) Opium addiction
14
In Blake’s view, what does man have inside?
C. Both love and hate, reason and energy
A. Only reason
D. Only hate and violence
B. Only love
15
Coleridge was influenced by German idealist philosophy.
True
False
16
What happens to the ship at the end?
B) It burns
A) It sails to another country
D) It stays still forever
C) It sinks
17
Coleridge graduated from Cambridge.
False
True
18
The Sublime often evokes feelings of:
B. Confusion and silence
D. Pain, terror, danger, and admiration
C. Order and perfection
A. Calm and sleep
19
Which Romantic element is most present in the poem?
D) Industrial progress
A) Urban life
B) Political revolution
C) Supernatural and nature
20
In the Preface, Wordsworth said poetry comes from:
B. Logic and study
C. Recollection of emotions in tranquillity
A. Strong imagination and rules
D. Formal education
21
Romantic poets often reacted against:
B. Classicism
D. Romanticism itself
A. modern technology
C. Gothic literature
22
William Blake was educated at university.
True
False
23
How does the poet feel when he remembers the daffodils?
D. Afraid and lost
C. Happy and peaceful
A. Lonely and cold
B. Bored and confused
24
What is the main theme of the poem?
C) Guilt and redemption
A) Love and passion
B) Power and war
D) Glory and wealth
25
Blake admired the Church as a symbol of unity and peace.
True
False
26
The ballad form used is completely regular.
True
False
27
With which poet did Coleridge collaborate on Lyrical Ballads?
C) Shelley
D) Wordsworth
A) Byron
B) Keats
28
Wordsworth thought poetry should use the language of common people.
True
False
29
What is the message of “The Tyger”?
B. Power is dangerous
D. Only love can save us
C. Creation has two sides: soft and violent
A. Violence is evil
30
What happens after he blesses the sea creatures?
C) The ghost ship leaves
D) The albatross falls from his neck
A) He dies
B) He cries
31
What is the style of “Songs of Innocence and Experience”?
B. Simple and direct, but sympathy
A. Difficult and technical
D. Very abstract and poetic
Classic and formal
32
What was the name of the school he attended in London?
D) Royal Academy
C) Christ’s Hospital
B) Westminster School
A) Eton College
33
What happens at the beginning of the poem?
B) A Mariner tells his tale to a wedding guest
C) The wedding guest sets sail
A) A Mariner boards a ship
D) The albatross appears
34
What is “The Tyger” a symbol of?
B. Religion and peace
D. Logic and balance
A. Childhood and purity
C. Strength and mystery
35
What is the “joy of solitude”?
B. Feeling peaceful and happy in a moment of memory
C. Feeling sad without people
D. Being afraid of being alone
A. Feeling powerful when alone
36
30. What does the Mariner’s tale warn us against?
A) Disrespect for nature
D) Trusting birds
C) Attending weddings
B) Travel alone
37
The poem is divided into five parts.
True
False
38
Where was Coleridge born?
B) Devon
D) Cambridge
C) Manchester
A) London
39
What does the Mariner kill?
C) A seagull
B) A swan
D) An albatross
A) A seal
40
What poetic devices are used in the poem?
B) Similes, personification, sound effects
D) None
C) Only metaphor
A) Dialogue only
41
Wordsworth supported the French Revolution.
False
True
42
What does “The Lamb” show about Nature?
D. It is unknown and dark
A. It is violent and dangerous
B. It is pure and perfectly balanced with Man
C. It is strange and mysterious
43
In Wordsworth’s poetry, Nature is:
B. A decoration in the background
C. A spiritual and emotional guide
A. A danger to man
D. A boring everyday setting
44
Which of these features is common in the poem?
B) Archaic words and alliteration
C) Modern slang
D) No rhyme scheme
A) Free verse
45
When was Samuel Taylor Coleridge born?
D) 1769
C) 1780
B) 1772
A) 1770
46
What was the title of Coleridge’s first poetry collection?
A) Lyrical Ballads
B) Poems on Various Subjects
C) Ballads and Lyrics
D) Ancient Poems
47
What is the Sublime?
A. Only a form of beauty
B. A strong feeling of peace
D. A new type of art
C. A mix of beauty and powerful emotions like terror or pain
48
Who was Wordsworth’s closest family member and companion?
A. His wife
D. His cousin
C. His sister Dorothy
B. His brother
49
Which of these is NOT one of his three major poems?
D) The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
A) Christabel
B) Kubla Khan
C) Ode to the West Wind
50
Which colours are usually connected with the Sublime?
C. Pink and white
B. Purple, brown, and black
D. Red and orange
A. Yellow and blue
51
How does the crew react to the bird’s death at first?
D) They think it was right
A) They punish him immediately
B) They support the Mariner
C) They are indifferent
52
What do the daffodils represent in the poem?
B. Stars in the sky
C. War and revolution
D. Flowers in a garden
A. Sadness and fear
53
The Industrial Revolution had a negative influence on Romantic poets.
False
True
54
Who inspired Blake’s religious symbolism?
D. The French philosophers
A. The Church of England
B. Ancient Greek myths
C. The Bible
55
What does “The Lamb” represent?
D. Anger and mystery
A. Power and fear
B. Intelligence and strength
C. Innocence and purity
56
What does Wordsworth say about the poet in the Preface?
B. He uses difficult words
A. He is better than other men
D. He avoids emotions
C. He is a sensitive man who speaks to other men
57
In “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”, the poet says he felt like a mountain.
True
False
58
Who are the two figures on the ghost ship?
B) Life-in-Death and Death
A) Death and Fate
C) Evil and Nature
D) Witch and Ghost
59
What did Blake use to express his complex messages?
C. Symbolism and religious vision
A. Only historical facts
D. Scientific language
B. Logical arguments
60
Wordsworth was born in:
B. Cambridge
D. Yorkshire
C. Cumbria, near the Lake District
A. London
61
What symbolic role does the albatross play?
C) A symbol of good luck and nature
D) An enemy
B) A demon
A) A god
62
Which ancient languages did Coleridge study?
B) Hebrew, Greek, and Latin
D) Only Greek
A) Greek, Latin, and Arabic
C) Sanskrit and Latin
63
What year did he marry Sarah Fricker?
B) 1795
C) 1801
A) 1798
D) 1789
64
The Mariner is the only one who dies.
False
True
65
Why is the albatross tied around the Mariner’s neck?
D) To honor the bird
C) To show courage
A) To feed the ghosts
B) As a punishment
66
How does the Mariner redeem himself?
C) He blesses the sea snakes
D) He swims to shore
B) He helps the crew
A) He prays to God
67
The Sublime is always a beautiful and calm experience.
True
False
68
The wedding guest is unchanged by the Mariner’s tale.
True
False
69
What does “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” describe?
A. A dream about heaven
B. A moment in the poet’s childhood
D. A dark forest
C. A walk with his sister and the beauty of nature
70
According to Wordsworth, Nature was controlled and perfect like a machine.
False
True
71
Which of the following was a pre-Romantic poet?
C. John Keats
D. Lord Byron
B. William Blake
A. William Wordsworth
72
What was the aim of Wordsworth’s poetry in Lyrical Ballads?
A. To follow classical forms
B. To teach politics
D. To write epic stories in Latin
C. To express spontaneous feelings using simple language
73
In “The Tyger”, the poet wonders how the same creator could make both the Tyger and the Lamb.
True
False
74
What kind of atmosphere does Coleridge create with his language?
D) Violent and fast
B) Hypnotic and mysterious
C) Logical and clear
A) Funny and joyful
