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Literary Periods Review
Literary Periods Review
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Literary period that includes fascination with the pasts, especially myths and mysticism of the Middle Ages
Victorian/Realism
Kafkaism
Modernism
Romantic
2
Literary period that includes seeking to depict life as it was
Romantic
Tolkeinism
Victorian/Realism
Modernism
3
Literary period that includes harmony destroyed in WW1
Romantic
Victorian/Realism
Modernism
Wordsworthism
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Literary period that includes a belief in situational ethics- where decisions are made based on the situation one is in
Modernism
Victorian/Realism
Frankensteinism
Romantic
5
Literary period that includes gothic elements, mystery, and the supernatural
Bronteism
Modernism
Victorian/Realism
Romantic
6
A literary period is a dominant mode, style, or type of literature within a specific historical context.
False
True
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Cubism was a part of this literary period
Romantic
Victorian/Realism
Modernism
LadyGagaism
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Literary period that includes prioritizing nature and solitude rather than city life or life in society
TaylorSwiftism
Victorian/Realism
Romantic
Modernism
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Literary periods are fall strictly within certain years with no approximations.
False
True
10
Literary period that includes ideas of absurdism and surrealism
Wordsworthism
Romantic
Modernism
Victorian/Realism
11
Kate Abrams wrote the Wuthering Heights song with two music videos.
True
False
12
"To One Who Has Been Long In City Pent" was a part of this literary period
Wordsworthism
Victorian/Realism
Romantic
Modernism
13
"13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird" was a part of this literary period
LadyGagaism
Modernism
Romantic
Victorian/Realism
14
"My Last Duchess" was a part of this literary period
Modernism
Romantic
Marvelism
Victorian/Realism
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Literary period that includes an extremely class conscious way of life; adhering to social hierarchy
Modernism
Victorian/Realism
Romantic
Frankensteinism