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Junior Final Exam Review: British Time Periods
Junior Final Exam Review: British Time Periods
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1
What tradition includes these elements: journey, boast, battle, feast, a funeral?
historical novel
poetry
heroic epic
tragedy
2
What is the word for connecting important ideas in literature to our lives? (the message)
Fable
Author's Purpose
Analysis
Theme
3
How was Beowulf "written"?
Passed down in the oral tradition
By monks in Churches
On old-fashioned typewriters
In pict-o-graphs on the walls of caves
4
Frankenstein and Jane Eyre are both written in what period?
Elizabethan
Victorian
Romantic
Medieval
5
In what period did Shakespeare write?
Anglo-Saxon
Medieval
Elizabethan
Victorian
6
What is at the "heart" of the Romantic Age?
humans and animals
human relationship with nature
human relationship with psychological thrillers
human romance
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True or False? The Canterbury Tales by Chaucer introduce pilgrims that are a sort of cross section of Medieval society.
False
True
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Poets Rupert Brooke and Wilfred Owen both wrote about what topic?
war
industrialization
monsters
warriors
9
"The Chimney Sweeper" and "The World is Too Much With Us" are from what time period?
Romantic
Modern
Victorian
Puritan
10
True or False? Paradise Lost was written by a blind man named John Milton.
True
False
11
What is the first piece of British literature?
The Bible
Paradise Lost
Macbeth
Beowulf
12
"The Soldier" glorifies war and shows the honor in dying for one's country.
False
True
13
Medieval ideal: men are honest, honorable, chaste, and willing to sacrifice themselves to defend/protect the "weak."
Pilgrims' Ethical Code
The boast
Rescue Code
Chivalry
14
Why does Lucifer get kicked out of Heaven?
For challenging God
All of these answers
For starting and uprising
For believing he was as powerful as God and acting out of jealousy
15
In what time period are Arthurian legends written?
Elizabethan
Romantic
Medieval
Anglo-Saxon