Old/Middle English + Renaissance recap V5

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Recap literature V5

1. What is a key feature of Old English poetry?

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second

A

Rhyme schemes

B

Alliteration

C

Free verse

D

Three quatrains and one couplet

2. What is meant by “oral quality” in Middle English literature?

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second

A

Stories were written in Latin

B

Texts were only written for noble people

C

Literature was meant to be spoken and heard

D

People could only listen to religious stories in church

  1. Why did English become more important in the 14th century?

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second

A

Rising educational standards allowed more people to start reading English

B

French disappeared completely

C

The church forced it

D

Writers like Geoffrey Chaucer used English

  1. Why was alliteration particularly effective in Old English poetry?

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second

A

It supported memorisation in an oral tradition

B

It replaced the need for meaning

C

It made texts easier to translate into Latin

D

It was required by the Church

  1. Which of the following best describes a diphthong (great vowel shift in English language)?

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second

A

A combination of two vowel sounds within one syllable

B

A silent letter at the end of a word

C

A repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

D

A lengthening of consonants

Which of the following best describes the core reaction of Romanticism towards the Enlightenment?

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A rejection of order, harmony, and rationality

B

A focus on industrialization as peak of human achievement

C

An emphasis on physical materialism and scientific advancement

D

A strict adherence to traditional procedure of Classicism

Which characteristic is central to a 'Gothic' novel's setting?

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second

A

Sunny rural landscapes showcasing agricultural success

B

A focus on industrialization as peak of human achievement

C

Logically organized urban centers

D

Dark mysterious settings, such as castles and monastries

How did Romantic poets like Wordsworth view children?

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second

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As agents of oppression and exploitation within the family

B

As innocents who were closer to nature than adults

C

As figures who respresented the superiority of intellectual thought

D

As miniature adults

Romanticism prizes _________ while despising 'slavish reproduction'.

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second

A

originality

B

logic

C

conformity

D

symmetry

What was the primary goal of the Gothic novel regarding the reader?

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second

A

Provide a balanced interpretation of history

B

To scare the reader and play on extreme emotions and anxieties

C

To educate the reader on the 18th-century rationalism

D

To promote the idealization of modern society