Romanticism Quiz 17 (60 MCQs)

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1. "The Fall of the House of Usher":Where did the narrator first meet Roderick?
2. "The Devil and Tom Walker":What is the main lesson of the story?
3. What does the literal raven represent in the "Raven"
4. Romantic literature themes included what?
5. Which war influenced Romanticism?
6. Often regarded as Greatest Romantic composer
7. What LITERARY DEVICE is here? High walls make not a palace; full purses make not a king.
8. What did romanticism show deep interest in?
9. When was the Romantic period?
10. Opera was one of the favorite performances of the Romanticism.
11. The Industrial Revolution was actually a miserable time for slaves, women, and workers.
12. What art movement came after the Romantic art period?
13. Which of the following would be a setting in Dark Romantic works?
14. "Are we content to sit idly by, allowing injustice to prevail? Will we remain silent in the face of oppression, or will we rise and speak out against the forces that seek to divide us?"Question:What rhetorical device is used in the passage, where the speaker poses questions not necessarily expecting direct answers, but rather to provoke thought and engage the audience?
15. What theory states that some organisms are more adaptable than others?
16. In the Romantic view of the TRUTH, intuition and ..... guided man to understanding?
17. Which of the following is NOT an example of civil disobedience throughout history?
18. Romanticism in American replaced the ..... view of urban life?
19. According to Emerson, when is a person content?
20. How does Romanticism differ from Rationalism (the movement before it)?
21. His ordinary voice sounded like a whisper after the harsh note of the conch.
22. Frederick Douglas was a black abolitionist.
23. Berlioz called this way the melody that represented the obsessive idea of his loved one.
24. Who wrote "Bright star, would I were stedfast as thou art" ?
25. The main characteristic of Classicism style was .....
26. The Scarlet Letter by, Nathaniel Hawthorne was written during the romantic time period.
27. A Byronic hero is an antihero. What is an antihero?
28. Washington Irving
29. What is the main difference between romanticism and transcendentalism?
30. Who of the following poets was a "Lord" ?
31. Identify the fictitious Dutch historian and "author" of "Rip Van Winkle."
32. Select a country that Britain did not expand its trade connection to.
33. "TMBV":Hooper decides to take the veil off just before he dies.
34. The marking of "rubato" in music is in regards to
35. What does Dr. Heidegger bring back to life as proof to his guests that the water has magical qualities?
36. The first edition of The Lyrical Ballads was published in
37. Artists whose work celebrated the power and beauty of untouched and untamed nature were known as what?
38. What aspect of Romanticism is present that would make this a good place to bury treasure? "a thickly wooded swamp ..... One side of this inlet is a beautiful dark grove; on the opposite side the land rises abruptly from the water's edge into a high ridge ..... Under one of these gigantic trees ..... there was a great amount of treasure buried by Kidd the pirate."
39. Match the following characteristic to its proper age.Cities are cultural centers
40. And our hearts/Still, like muffled drums, are beating
41. In "Young Goodman Brown, " as Goodman Brown walks into the forest, he meets
42. Thoreau began to live alone near Walden Pond on
43. Contrast romanticism with the Age of Reason
44. True or False:The Novel was a concept that the Americans borrowed from British Romanticism
45. Why is Beethoven considered a Romantic composer?
46. What device does the poet Wordsworth use in "Lines Written in Early Spring" when he says "every flower enjoys the air it breathes" ?
47. How would you define the rhythm in 'The Tiger'?
48. The realist novels of Flaubert and Dickens
49. Gothic/Dark Romantics believe that humans are born:
50. T or F:Like the Romantics, the Dark Romantics value emotion and intuition over reason.
51. The main innovations that defined Romantic ballet were technical virtuosity, pointe dancing and white muslin tutu.
52. What did Montresor do when Fortunato went into the vault?
53. Which composer was NOT from the Romantic period?
54. During this time, there was an emphasis on the power of the ordinary or common man
55. The Fireside Poets were known for a simple, consistent rhyme scheme.
56. Who has published Lyrical Ballads (1798)?
57. Someone who is a "nonconformist" would likely follow the beliefs of Romanticism and Transcendentalism.
58. The following refers to Romanticism, except
59. It is the most important and expressive musical element of Romantic compositions.
60. Who were the members of group of five?