Unit 7 Review Game!

Question 1

In Marlowe's version, Faust’s weakness is an unquenchable desire for ___?

Accepted Answer

power and sensual pleasures

Question 2

"HMLDAMN?": Ironically, how many feet of land did Pakhom actually need at the end of the story?

Accepted Answer

6 feet

Question 3

"I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud:" the line "which is the bliss of solitude" illustrates

Accepted Answer

the individual

Question 4

In “Prologue in Heaven,” why does the Lord decide to allow Mephistopheles to tempt Faust?

Accepted Answer

to test Faust

Question 5

this literary movement embraced imagination, the beauty of the natural world, & the common man

Accepted Answer

Romanticism

Question 6

According to legend, who is Faust?

Accepted Answer

he sold his soul to the devil for knowledge and power

Question 7

Which of the following is a possible theme of the poem, "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud?

Accepted Answer

solitude allows people to fully enjoy the beauty of nature

Question 8

this literary movement included writings that depicted the lives of the middle & working class

Accepted Answer

Realism

Question 9

Goethe's Faust: which of the following was the Lord's statement about men?

Accepted Answer

“men make mistakes as long as they strive”

Question 10

"Prologue": which ideal of the Romantics does Faust embody?

Accepted Answer

the wish to conquer human limitations

Question 11

"HMLDAMN?": What is Pakhom's major flaw?

Accepted Answer

his greed

Question 12

Goethe's Faust: Faust will serve Mephistopheles for eternity if Mephistopheles can give Faust

Accepted Answer

a moment of ultimate satisfaction and contentment

Question 13

"HMLDAMN?": What problem did Pakhom have while farming Commune land near his home village?

Accepted Answer

His cattle and horses would go onto a rich woman's' land

Question 14

What is the Lord’s attitude of Mephistopheles?

Accepted Answer

tolerance

Question 15

How much land (in one day) does Pakhom get from the Bashkirs with his price?

Accepted Answer

as much as he can walk

Question 16

"...Grecian Urn:" the lines "Ah ... boughs! that cannot shed Your leaves" illustrate

Accepted Answer

the importance of nature

Question 17

"HMLDAMN?": Why did Pahkhom's neighbors begin to hate him after he got his first area of land?

Accepted Answer

Because he fined them when their cattle came on his land

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a Romantic characteristic?

Accepted Answer

favored the objective over the subjective

Question 19

In Goethe's version, Faust’s weakness is an unquenchable desire for ___?

Accepted Answer

knowledge

Question 20

The Industrial Revolution encouraged the growth of...

Accepted Answer

the cities

Question 21

Faust's grief acts like a "vulture" on his mind. This reflects the Romantics’ interest in __?

Accepted Answer

powerful emotion

Question 22

Which line supports Ode on a Grecian Urn's theme that while life is fleeting, art can live on?

Accepted Answer

“old age shall this generation waste, thou shalt remain..”

Question 23

this literary movement portrayed social realities and psychological states of characters

Accepted Answer

Realism

Question 24

“They flash upon that inward eye” (Line 21) illustrates

Accepted Answer

the importance of imagination

Question 25

"Ode on a Grecian Urn:" the line "More happy love! more happy, happy love!" illustrates

Accepted Answer

the importance of emotion

Question 26

"HMLDAMN?": What were the two sisters discussing at the beginning of the story?

Accepted Answer

Whether city life was better than country life

Question 27

Which of the following is NOT a symbol in HMLDAMN?

Accepted Answer

the wheat = disease and famine

Question 28

“Prologue in Heaven:” how do the Lord and Mephistopheles determine the fate of Faust’s soul?

Accepted Answer

make a bet

Question 29

this literary movement favored the subjective over the objective

Accepted Answer

Romanticism

Unit 7 Review Game!

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Unit 7 Review Game!

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