Romanticism Quiz 4 (20 MCQs)

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1. As proof of the truth of his statements, the Devil .....
2. Thoreau asserts that a government which governs ..... is best.
3. What is the transcendentalist belief about nature?
4. How do you define free-verse poetry?
5. Which 2 works did Henry David Thoreau write?
6. Composers of the Romantic period
7. True or False?Emily Dickinson married late in life and had two children, both of whom died in infancy.
8. Although it is written as two words, it is the beautiful singing of an opera style that allows the singer to shine.
9. Religious movement that perceived God as a singular being and had an optimistic view of human nature
10. What is optimism?
11. The flying fox is not really a fox at all, rather, it is a kind of bat whose head resembles that of a fox.
12. Which Reform movement was not prevalent during this period?
13. What do the occupations of a Usurer, Slave Trader, and Buccaneer in "The Devil and Tom Walker" have in common?
14. This composer was nicknamed "Father of the Symphony" and wrote 107 symphonies.
15. Dr. Rappaccini cares more about ..... than humankind.
16. Select which is NOT a trait or quality that the new American Romantic hero would possess.
17. Tom's wife decides to go into the forest because she-
18. In the Tell-Tale Heart, the narrator claims he can hear the ..... which causes him to confess.
19. ..... was a Romantic composer who was a child prodigy born in Austria. By the time ..... was 10, he wrote his first full symphony. By age 14, he was writing operas ..... added to musical tradition by adding the advanced use of the clarinet and placing the trombone into the symphony for the first time. Despite his genius and musical accomplishments, he died a very poor man, at only 35 years old. In his short life, he composed 18 operas, 40 symphonies, 13 masses, 26 quartets among hundreds of other types. He lives on as being a great composer, but first a child prodigy.
20. Thanatopsis