Romanticism, the Victorian Era- English III B CP (2018-19)

True or False: Fanny Brawne and John Keats were married.

The Victorian era was largely an age of:

The Victorian novel originally developed from:

How many days did the albatross stay with the sailors in "ROTAM"?

Naturalism, an outgrowth of Realism, stressed all of the following except:

What are the two foundations of Romanticism?

What sound devices are present in the following line? "The Western Wave was all aflame."

ROTAM: What does the Ancient Mariner have to do in order to speak?

Keats was _____ when he passed away from TB.

The most thorough research should rely mostly on:

Wordsworth, especially, is known for his _________________ writing style.

"ROTAM" is a romantic work, but could also fit under the sub-genre of _____________ literature.

Who does the Ancient Mariner stop in "ROTAM"?

Keats was known for his language referencing____________ and ____________.

"ROTAM" was published in:

Why did the Mariner in "ROTAM" shoot the albatross?

Which of the following is in the correct bibliographic form?

Who does Wordsworth speak to in the last lines of “Tintern Abbey”?

"ROTAM" is largely told in repeating and rhyming _____________.

In a correctly written bibliography, commas are

The meaning of "Bright Star..." is essentially....

The genre that attempts to apply scientific principles of objectivity towards life is called:

Who was the most famous writer of the Victorian age in England?

What poet is known as the father of Romantic poetry?

Thomas Gray, Keats, and Wordsworth all mention what kind of figure in their poetry?

What literary device does Keats employ when he says, "Bright Star..." at the start of his poem?

What two revolutions influenced the writers of the Romantic era (1798-1834)?