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British Literary Periods & English
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Which time period boasts scientific exploration and discovery?
Enlightenment
Victorian
Modernism
Renaissance
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What does the word "Renaissance" mean?
new-age
memory
englightenment
rebirth
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Which era concerned itself with the role of women, moral seriousness, & social respectability?
Viking
Renaissance
Modern
Victorian
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A lexicon is ___?
a dictionary
an Anglo-Saxon storyteller
a gap in the middle of the line of Anglo-Saxon poetry
the order of words in a sentence
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What literary period came immediately after the Renaissance?
Victorian Era
Romanticism
Middle Ages
Enlightenment or Age of Reason
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What are 5 of the MAJOR literary periods in British history?
Humanism, Colonialism, Imperialism, Renaissance, Criticism
Modern, Post Modern, Early Modern, New Age, Expressionism
Anglo-Saxon, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Romantic, Victorian
Greek & Roman, Medieval, Middle Ages, 1700s
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When did the Middle Ages occur?
1700 CE - 1850 CE
50 BC - 400 AD
1500 AD- 1688 AD
1066 AD - 1485 AD
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The Modern sentiments still linger today. What are they?
alienation, fragmentation, & disillusionment
heroism, loyalty, and survival
compassion for others, rebellion, and civil rights
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Roughly how long did the English Renaissance last?
1700 CE - 1885
200 years
1400 CE -1450 CE
still ongoing
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What is the ancestral language of English?
Greek
Slang
German
Sanscrit
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What years did the Romantic Era last?
1832 - 1901
1660 - 1785
1785 - 1832
1880 - 1945
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The most common form of sentiment during the Romantic Period was...
all of these
nature
emotions
concern for the individual spirit
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The Romantic Period crosses over into...
Victorian Era
Medieval Times
Renaissance
Post-Modern Period
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Which characteristics are in common for both Old and Middle English?
idiomatic language & inflection
words that begin with "sk" & it was only spoken
No Silent letters & flexible syntax
A new alphabet & double letters