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3.01 Romanticism Review (S2)
3.01 Romanticism Review (S2)
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Romanticism
looked for truth in
logic and reasoning.
False
True
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A German romantic
poet
who wrote
The Sorrows of Young Werther
, about a hero who followed his heart rather than his head.
Byron
Shelley
Wordsworth
Goethe
3
The English Romantic writer
William Wordsworth
found his inspiration here.
In nature, specifically in the moors of Scotland.
In industry, specifically the factories of London.
In politics, specifically around Washington, DC, in the United States.
In nature, specifically the Lake District of England.
4
This person said
"Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains."
Rousseau
Wordsworth
Goethe
Shelley
5
This movement
rejected the reason and logic of the Enlightenment
and sought truth in nature and emotion.
Romanticism
Articism
Revolution
Enlightenment
6
Beethoven was influenced by
Romanticism
False
True
7
(Spot the not)
Which statement does
NOT
describe Eugene Delcroix?
Inspired by struggles for freedom, both in France and around the world.
A French Romantic painter.
Wrote an epic poem detailing the Latin American revolutions.
Inspired by exotics lands.
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He painted everyday scenery from his childhood and urged other artists to
leave their studios and paint outside.
Byron
Constable
Shelley
Friedrich
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You SHOULD use your 3.01 Study Guide for this quiz!
True
False
10
This Romantic novel was written by
Mary Shelley
and has become one of the most famous horror stories of all time.
The Goblet of Fire
Frankenstein
Percy Jackson
The Divine Comedy
11
(Spot the not)
Which statement about Rousseau is
NOT
true.
He thought that reason made people unfeeling and cold
He idealized the works of Greek philosophers & loved reason and logic.
He paved the way for Romanticism (Father of Romanticism)
He was a champion of freedom and creativity
12
A German landscape artist, known for
rocky coastlines, dark forests, human figures posed on images of nature's power
.
Constable
Friedrich
Shelley
Byron
13
This English Romantic poet
created his own kind of hero
and supported Greece's revolt against the Ottoman Empire.
Mozart
Wordsworth
Goethe
Byron
14
Beethoven made his music sound like nature:
bird songs, thunder, etc
True
False
15
This French
philosopher
believed that humans were
naturally good
, and they should
follow emotions rather than reason.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Jacques-Louis David
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
William Wordsworth
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Beethoven
broke traditional rules
when composing his music, making him a Romantic composer.
False
True