Romantics: Gen 1 Poets

What does the mariner do so that he can speak again?

The mariner stops the bridegroom before he is about to get married.

Where does Wordsworth say he has spent his years since his previous visit?

"The World is Too Much With Us" is a/an

In Lamb, lamb is capitalized because it represents

He prayeth best, who loveth best/ All things great and small

Blake uses irony and satire in his poems

That in this moment there is life and food/ For future years

Many of the poems in S of I and S of E are matched

In "Tyger," "forests of the night" is associated with

The River in "Tintern Abbey" is

The key concern in "Tyger" is

The Lamb and Tyger symbolizes all EXCEPT

"The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew" is an example of

What guides the mariner's ship home?

In "T. A.," how does the speaker's present attitude toward nature differ from before?

The mood of "Tyger" is best portrayed as

Where is Wordsworth when he is describing the scene?

These beauteous forms.../As is a landscape to a blind man's eye

The mariner's killing of the albatross

What causes the ship to become calm and still?

It takes how many cows to supply the NFL with enough leather for a year's supply of footballs.

Water, water, every where/ Nor any drop to drink

Dorothy was Wordsworth's wife.

The mariner outlives the other members of the ship's crew

Dorothy's response to seeing T. A. for the first time most resembles

Which poet was a mystic and visionary?

Odd Trivia: A sneeze travels out of your mouth at a rate of over

They clothed me in the clothes of death

Dick, Joe, Ned, & Jack,/ Were all of them locked up in coffins of black

This Hermit good lives in that wood/...He loves to talk with mariners

Which of the following did the creator NOT give the lamb?

The central image of "Tyger" is

George Lucas gave which character its name based on lettered reels of film and dialog?

Coleridge was an opium addict.

What is the "outworn creed" in "The World..."?

What does the mariner do to cause the albatross to fall from his neck?

O Earth, O Earth is an example of

"When thy mind/ Shall be a mansion for all lovely forms"

"Tyger" might best symbolize

We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!

In "T. A.," the spiritual union the poet describes at the end of poem is

In Japan, what fruit is grown in squares because it stacks better?

What happens to the crew after they die?

Tintern is easily recognized as a Romantic poem because it

In addition to being a poet in Songs of Experience - Introduction, he is also a

What does the world stand for in line 1 of "The World..."?

The wedding guest deciding to go home without ever going in to the wedding is which Form?

The mariner tells the wedding guest that man must kill before being killed

Little, nameless, unremembered, acts/ Of kindness and of love

The theme of "The World is Too Much With Us" is best expressed as

A tree of mystery in the human brain from Songs of Experience is associated with

"T. A." celebrates the power of

All of signs of human habitation mentioned in "T. A." except

"The World..." deals with

Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers

The classical Greek allusions at the end of "The World..." are associated with

Blake was from an aristocratic family.

The mariner kills the albatross with

Wordsworth was a father to multiple children.

The main subject of "The World..." is

The speaker in Songs of Innocence - Introduction is both a poet and

Blake and Wordsworth composed Lyrical Ballads together.

In which poem is innocence associated with a child on a cloud?

Forcing the mariner to wear the albatross around his neck symbolizes

In "T. A.," the speaker returns after how many years?

Stanza 1 of "T. A." belongs on which side of Plato's form theory?

Months that begin on __ will always have a "Friday the 13"

Whose ears have heard/ The Holy Word/ That walked among the ancient trees

Which poet illustrated his own books?