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NSW 2019 English Advanced Module A John Keat's poetry and Jane Campion's Bright Star revision
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Practice quiz
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Questions
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1
Brown owned half the house the Brawnes were renting.
True
False
2
“Fanny wants a knife.” What for?
to flirt and sew
to kill herself
to kill Brown
to kill Keats
3
Thou still unravish’d bride of .............
quietness
history
beauty
pleasure
4
Jane Campion looks at Keats' last years through a
feminist lens
all of the above
focus on Fanny
modern perspective
5
Bright Star, would I were ........... as thou art
Steadfast
Steadfarst
Stedfast
Stedfarst
6
Correct spelling: Fanny ___, Charles ___
Brawn, Braun
Browne, Brown
Brawne, Brown
Brawn, Browne
7
A sonnet has 14 lines and includes a
volta
, an abrupt reversal or change of subject. On which line does the volta occur?
9th
6th
11th
7th
8
Jane Campion’s Bright Star is:
A postmodern film set in the 21st century
A Romantic film set in the 19th century
A Romantic film set in the 21st century
A postmodern film set in the 19th century
9
Keats is said to have written Ode to a Nightingale under a ........... tree
pear
plum
peach
apple
10
What are the values of the Romantic movement?
Passionate emotions, Art, the Sublime
Love, Nature, Tuberculosis
Relationships, Pottery, Logic
Science, Industrialism, Rationality
11
At university, Keats studied
Literature
Ancient Civilisations
Poetry
Medicine
12
What is the name of this module?
Textual Conversations
Textual Contemplations
Textual Conservations
Textual Connections
13
On Brown's comment about poets writing, Fanny calls his work
jottings
hard to comprehend
baffling
scribbling
14
Who in Keats' family died of tuberculosis?
Mother, himself, brother
Brothers, himself and mother
Brother, sister, himself
Mother, father and brother
15
Bright Star
uses repeated images of hands and the things they hold—pens, pins, needles, flowers, small gifts
True
False
16
What poem is being recited here?
Ode to a Nightingale
La Belle Dame...
Bright Star
Ode on a Grecian Urn
17
Source? A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Ode to a Nightingale
Ode on a Grecian Urn
Bright Star
Endymion
18
What illness does Keats eventually suffer from?
Tubaculosis
Tuberculosis
Tubercolosis
Tuberscoliosis
19
What does Toots say to the autumn leaf?
“And don’t come back, there’s no Autumn around here”
“And don’t return. There’s no Autumn around here”
“Runaway and never return”
“Fly away and never return”
20
Keats died believing himself a failure as a poet
False
True
21
Fanny is mostly framed by windows to show
she is a creature of the outdoors, of light
she needs the light to create her sewing
thresholds being crossed
the contrast with Keats who is a creature of the dark indoors
22
Season of mists and mellow .......................
winnowing
maturing
harvests
fruitfulness
23
‘Dance, and Provençal song, and sunburnt mirth!’ - Ode to a Nightingale What does Provençal refer to?
The Duke Provençi, an Italian nobleman famed for his wild parties
The region of Provençe, a warm region in the French countryside
The Provenço people, an old name for travelling gypsies
The wine grape Provença, grown in south-eastern Spain
24
Which line is correctly matched to its poem?
‘Still, still, to hear her tender-taken breath’ - La Belle Dame Sans Merci
‘Where are the songs of Spring? Ay, where are they?’ - Ode to a Nightingale
‘All breathing human passion far above’ - Ode to a Grecian Urn
‘Hold like rich garners the full-ripen’d grain’ - To Autumn
25
How many Keats poems are we studying?
8
9
7
0
26
What is the translation of “La Belle Dame Sans Merci” in English?
The Beauty Without Thanks
The Lovely Lady Without Pity
Sans Undertale
The Beautiful Lady Without Mercy
27
What was the key concern in “When I have fears I may cease to be”?
Art
Tuberculosis
Death
Fanny
28
What poem is being recited here?
Endymion
Bright Star
To Autumn
Eve of St Agnes
29
Keats died in ...............
1821
All of the above
Rome
Poverty
30
My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains ....... ..............
my sense
my heart
my love
the world
