British Literature Test 4

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Historical Narrative

an account of real events and real people

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Tone

author’s overall attitude or emotion toward the subject

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Purpose

the author’s reason for writing (religious, political, economic, etc.)

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Bias

thinking that precludes fairness in judgment

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Worldview

a system of beliefs and values through which one views the world

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Act of Supremacy

What act did Henry VIII use to declare himself the head of the English church

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Via media

What is the conciliatory route to protestantism known as

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The Book of Common Prayer

What helped create a unified Protestant worldview and cultural experience

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Book of Martyrs

What book helped solidify the actions against the Protestants

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The Faerie Queen

What epic did Edward Spenser write

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The Book of Common Prayer

What did Edward VI commission

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Thomas Cranmer

Who wrote the book of common prayer

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St. Jerome’s Vulgate

What is a church sanctioned Latin translation, and was the only full version of the Scriptures

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1382

What year was the first completed English translation

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John Wycliffe

Who completed the first English translation of the Bible

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Erasmus’s Greek Edition of the New Testament

What gave translators a scholarly standard from which to work

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1516

What year was the Erasmus’s Greek edition of the New Testament published

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1526

What year did William Tyndale publish his English translation of the New Testament

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Paradox

statements that seem self-contradictory yet actually make sense when understood in the right context

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Anaphora

the repetition of words or phrases at the beginnings of lines or grammatical units

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Edmund Spenser

Presented his book The Faerie Queene to Queen Elizabeth

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Literary Epic

written in imitation of oral folk epics, fulfilling the same content conventions and using epic stylistic features

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Catalogs

formal lists

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Epic Similes

similes in which the comparison is extended and elaborate

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Romance

a poetic narrative that focused on courtly life and the knightly code of chivalry rather than the heroism of a tribal warrior found in the epic

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Allegory

a story with both a literal and an implied level of meaning that are closely tied together

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Gloriana

symbolizes Queen Elizabeth

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1535

In what year was the first complete printed English Bible published

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Miles Coverdale

Who published the first complete printed English Bible

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Great Bible

What 2nd version did Henry VIII authorized

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Geneva Bible

What was the first translation to include verse numbers in text

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1560

What year was the Geneva Bible published

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King James Version

What was the first full authorized translation and is still today regarded as one of the finest English translations of the Bible

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1611

What year was the King James Version published

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The Faerie Queene

What book did Edmund Spenser present to Queen Elizabeth

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Queen Elizabeth

Who does Gloriana symbolize

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Holiness

What does the Red Cross Knight symbolize

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Red Cross Knight

What symbolizes Holiness

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Truth

What does the una symbolize

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Una

What symbolizes Truth

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Catholic Church

What does the dragon symbolize

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Error

What symbolizes the Catholic Church

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Spain

What country was the main rival of exploration

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Religion

At the end of the reformation what was distinctive about its identity

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John Fox

Who wrote the book of martyrs

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Queen Mary

Who executed Thomas Cranmer

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1965

How long was the book of common prayer used

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Religious

What is Fox purpose of writing

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1526

What year was the new testaments published

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50 pounds

How much did Queen Elizabeth give per year

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Renaissance poetry

was influenced by new learning, particularly by content and features from classical texts and Continental works influenced by them

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Pastoral mode

a kind of writing that uses shepherds and shepherdess in leisure activities as its basic material

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Sir Thomas Wyatt

wrote the First English imitations

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Meter

a rhythmic pattern of accented and unaccented syllables in a line of poetry (i.e. iambic pentameter)

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Rhyme Scheme

the pattern of rhyming sounds that appear at the ends of lines (each identified with letters)

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Iambic Pentameter

ten-syllable lines consisting of five iambic feet, an unstressed followed b a stressed syllable

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Italian Sonnet

Contains an octave and a sestet

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English Sonnet

contains three quatrains and a couplet

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Christopher Marlowe

First play Tamburlaine revolutionized English Drama

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Lyric Poems

What poem is typically rief, personal, and emotional, presenting the speaker’s thoughts and feelings from his own perspective

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Sonnet

What is a fourteen line poem written in iambic pentameter

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Metaphysical poetry

What has a more realistic viewpoint and natural use of sounds and syntax, as well as more intellectually virtuous content

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Metaphysical conceit

What is an elaborate metaphor that compares two unrelated things, i.e. comparing a husband and wife’s souls to the two points on a compass

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Petrarch

What Italian poet popularized the sonnet

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Italy

Where was sonnet popular

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Henry Howard

Who developed the English sonnets technical aspects

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Star

What is Stella a symbol of

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Tamburlaine

What revolutionized English drama

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Dr. Faustus

What play was considered a masterpiece of English drama

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Sir Walter Raleigh

Fought in support of the Huguenots in France

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Pastoral Poem

takes as its basic materials shepherds and shepherdesses engaged in leisurely activities

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Carpe Diem

Latin for “seize the day”; a philosophy that urges people to make the most of life while they can

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Alliteration

repetition of initial consonant sounds

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John Donne

One of seventeenth-century England’s leading poets and its foremost preacher

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Conceit

extended metaphors that draw a parallel between highly dissimilar objects or concepts

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Paradox

statements that seem to contradict themselves and thus draw readers’ attention to their underlying truth

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George Herbert

Poems Wrote perhaps the finest devotional poetry in English

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Ben Johnson

England’s first poet laureate

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Personification

the giving of personal characteristics to something that is not a person

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Apostrophe

the addressing of something non human (or an absent person) as if they were able to reply

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Epigram

a type of short oem from classical poetry that dealt with one subject and was noted for its wit, pithiness, and balanced, polished style

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Elegy

a poem lamenting a death (usually of a loved one) or of death and loss in general

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Vowel Shift

What led to the change in poetry

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Ocate, setstate

In the Italian what makes up the 2 stanzas

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Letters

What do we use to mark rhyme scheme

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Farewell love

What sonnet by Thomas wyatt is an apostrophe to cupid

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31

Which sonnet by Sidney is about the moon being sad

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68

What poem of Spencer shows genuine Godly love

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Temporary

What was his main criticism of the pleasures

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Literary epic

What is written imitation of oral folk epics

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Romance

A poetic narrative focused on courtly life

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Christopher marlowe

Which author used latin

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Forbidden Morning

What poem is a conceit

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Edward VI

Who commissioned the book of common prayer

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Faerie Queen

What had the theme of England’s greatness

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73

Old age makes life more precious

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116

Difference between love and counterfeit love

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shepherd

The author criticizes temporarily pleasure

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Song

Women are inconsistent in love

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True

Did John Fox chose bias

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