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Ages of Literature, Time Periods, Conflict
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In the Age of Faith, the people believed that....
they ignored the supernatural and spiritual aspects of life
The universe is the creation of a sovereign God
hope is in Christ
beginning of modern drama
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What is Neoclassicism's view of God?
just, loving, merciful, all powerful
dead
indifferent force
benevolent clock-winder
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What is internal conflict?
conflict between character and outside force
conflict between character and his own thoughts
conflict between character and thoughts, emotions, beliefs
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Which of these is one of the three types of conflict?
man vs central characteer
man vs Thanos
man vs greater force
man vs mammals
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What is suspense?
reader's anxiety from the author's withholding plot details
central character
hint to events that will occur later in the story
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Another 20 second break before Conflict.
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The Age of Faith is...
The most Biblically influenced age
Ernest Hemingway
awesome
based on Humanism
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What is Romanticism's view of God?
benevolent clock-winder
dead
just, loving, merciful, all powerful
force within nature for good-----indifferent force
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What is Romanticism's basis of philosophy?
fact, science
disbelief
man's emotions
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What age are we in now?
the Age of Ultron
the Age of Nothingness
the Age of Choice
the Age of Chaos
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What is Realism/ Naturalism's view of man?
man is depraved, helpless, in need of salvation
man is subject to his environment (rational animal)
man is rational, improvising
man is slave to fate, devoid of choice
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What is Romanticism's view of man?
subject to environment
slave to fate, devoid of choice
once ruined, is beyond saving----innately good
rational, improvising
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Bible stories were acted out because of illiteracy in the...
Age of Chaos
Age of Enlightenment
Age of Faith
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What was the Romantics' error?
they read romance novels instead of working
they valued philosophy over government
Ernest Hemingway
they emphasized ideas over the Christian worldview
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Which age was Einstein from
Age of Enlightenment
Age of Faith
Age of Chaos
Back to the Future
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What is external conflict?
conflict between character and outside force
conflict between character and thoughts, emotions, beliefs
conflict between character and inside force
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What is Neoclassicism's view of man?
man is rational, improvising
man is subject to his environment
man is slave to fate, devoid of choice
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What is Realism/Naturalism's view of God?
indifferent force
just, loving, merciful, all powerful
dead
benevolent clock-winder
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What is conflict?
the central character
a struggle between two opposing forces
a struggle for victory or supremacy
strongly opposes central character
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What is society's viewpoint in the Age of Chaos?
we will never be able to harmonize with nature
man is insignificant, life is meaningless
people are amazing
Captain America will save us all
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What are Modernism's goals of writing?
to express self, to escape
to expose, to record
to glorify God, to instruct
to glorify man, to persuade
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What is Puritanism's view of God?
God is dead
God is indifferent
God is just, loving, merciful, all powerful
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What is the goal for writing in Neoclassicism?
to glorify God, to instruct
to entertain
to expose, to record
to glorify man, to persuade
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Which conflict is this: God cursed the ground, man found himself against God
man
self
force
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Every conflict must have a...
three characters
resolution
beginning
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What are Puritanism's goals for writing?
to glorify man, to persuade
to entertain, to satisfy desire for art
to expose, to record
to glorify God, to instruct
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What is an antagonist?
strongly opposes central character
reader's anxiety from the author's withholding plot details
central character
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Which conflict is this: fear entered Adam and Eve, destroyed their inner peace
self
force
man
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What is Modernism's basis of philosophy?
disbelief
God's word
man's reason
man's emotions
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What is Neoclassicism's basis of philosophy?
mans emotions
fact, science
man's reason
God's word
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What is Realism/Naturalism's basis of philosophy?
God's word
fact, science
Man's reason
disbelief
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What are Realism/Naturalism's goals for writing?
to express self, to escape
to expose, to record
to glorify man, to persuade
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What is the basis of philosophy for Puritanism?
fact, science
disbelief
God's word
man's reason
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What is Puritanism's view of man?
man viewed as rational, improvising
man is depraved, helpless, in need of salvation
once ruined, man is beyond saving------man is innately good
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The characteristics of the writing in the Age of Faith were...
brief, abrupt essays
the introduction to the novel
long, complicated sentences
Ernest Hemingway
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Who do I keep mentioning throughout the quiz?
chicken nuggets
Earnest Hemwaying
Ernest Hemingway
Edmund Hemingway
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When did conflict begin?
the Tower of Babel
the Flood
Cain and Abel
the Garden of Eden, when Adam and Eve rebelled
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What does "no specific movement" equal?
perseverance
hope
happiness
chaos
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This is a 20 second break before we get into time periods.
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What is a protagonist?
central character
hint at an event that will occur later in the story
someone that strongly opposes the central character
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The Age of Faith included.....
THe Reformation, the Huanistic Era, the Renaissance
the Romantic Era, the Humanistic Era
The MIddle Ages, The Romantic Era
the Middle Ages. the Renaissance, the Reformation
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What is Romanticism's goals for writing?
to entertain, to satisfy desire for art
to glorify God, to instruct
to expose, to record
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Humanism and Romanticism ar from what age?
The Age of Chaos
The Age of Faith
The Age of Enlightenment
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Which conflict is this: Adam and Eve protected themselves, turned against each other
force
man
self
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What is the view of man for Modernism?
man is slave to fate, devoid of choice
once man is ruined, he is beyond saving
man is in need of salvation
man is rational, improvising
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What is Modernism's view of God?
God is indifferent
God is dead
God is merciful, all powerful
God is a benevolent clock-winder
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What is foreshadowing?
strongly opposes central character
central character
hinting at events that will occur later in the story
