Romanticism Quiz 7 (60 MCQs)

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1. Whose wife was the author of Frankenstein?
2. In "The Soul selects her own society" on page 425 The literary device that can be found in the title is:
3. In the first practical process of reproducing photographs for books, on what were photographs printed?
4. What BEST explains why the narrator talks about the construction of the house to the police at the end of the story?:
5. At the end of "Ode on a Grecian Urn, " who is the poet addressing?
6. Which of the following is NOT a place from which Romantics find inspiration?
7. Poetry is the immediate expression of the poet's feelings as soon as they come up in his soul.
8. Fill in the words that make this statement true:Emily Dickinson's poems are titled
9. True or False:Romantics rejected all logic and reason.
10. Free verse was a popular poetic form during the Romantic period mainly because .....
11. Romantic architecture was designed to do what?
12. Who was the first major American writer to make a living solely on his writing?
13. Interpretation of Dark Romanticism texts:How does Dark Romanticism use the concept of sin and guilt to explore the human condition?
14. Which of the following statements about Unitarians is best supported by the text?
15. ..... was the highest literary form in Romanticism movement
16. What do the writers Walter Scott, Mary Shelley, Edgar Allen Poe, and William Wordsworth all have in common?
17. The second generation of Romantic poets travelled to .....
18. Which of the following elements are NOT an example of Romanticism writing?
19. What is the main theme of "A Psalm of Life?"
20. The series of events in a story and the order in which they happen
21. Which 3 categories of "arts" are referred to when discussing the Romantic Period?
22. [p3] What term means "indifference to or rejection of religion or religious consideration" ?
23. When was the poetry "Hope is the Thing with feathers" first published?
24. Which British architect designed the new British parliament building, defending it as Noble because it harks back to the country's pre-industrial past?
25. What years did this era take place in?
26. Romantics writers rejected ..... and instead embraced .....
27. Who is an example of a Gothic Literature / Dark Romanticism writer?
28. Romantics viewed the ..... as a place of moral ambiguity, corruption, and even death.
29. Why does Thoreau believe that a majority are permitted to rule?
30. The United Kingdom (UK) consists of:
31. Two sub-genres of Romanticism are
32. TRUE OR FALSE:Landscapes had been significant for a long time before the Romantic period.
33. What event led to the Romanticism/Gothic/Dark Romanticism Period
34. Who is Not considered as part of the age of Revival?
35. Who had the original vision for Central Park?
36. The idea that we can make the world a better place:
37. By the 1840s, most states in the North, Midwest, and the South had joined the public school movement.
38. Henry David Thoreau
39. American Romanticism, the literary movement, ranged from ..... to .....
40. ..... is the use of an object, place, or person to represent something beyond its literal meaning.
41. What religion did Transcendentalism stem from?
42. In Germany, the bel canto took precedence, which by the end of the century was replaced by verismo.
43. Nathaniel Hawthorne
44. Romanticism appealed to the American public because it offered a starkly realistic (black and white) view of life
45. Where is there a paradox in the poem below? This is my letter to the World That never wrote to Me ..... The simple News that Nature told ..... With tender Majesty Her Message is committedTo Hands I cannot see ..... For love of Her ..... Sweet ..... countrymen ..... Judge tenderly ..... of Me
46. Something that evokes pity or sympathy
47. Which of the following is an example of the poet's use of oxymoron?
48. True or False:The American novel developed hand-in-hand with the idealization of frontier life.
49. In the Brit Lit & History lesson, what literary movement is being described?
50. Where was she born?
51. Movement that appeared in the mid-1900s and sought to emphasize the individuality of each country by means of its folklore.
52. Sometimes called naturalism, in the arts.
53. Romanticism explored the idea of finding truth and meaning from city life
54. What is Kinship?
55. Which is said in Self-Reliance
56. What is a characteristic of romanticism?
57. Long hours, low wages, harsh working conditions-describes the .....
58. Romanticism developed in part as a reaction against .....
59. Why were they in awe of nature?
60. "The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls" is written by