english

A comparison not using like or as - metaphor

Gives the history or origin of a word - etymology

Words that have completely passed our of usage - obsolete

Words that are rarely used - archaic

The word or phrase that is to be defined - entry word

Highest form of writing - standard formal

Colloquial, everyday speech - standard informal Careless writing, uneducated, incorrect - nonstandard

When spellings are equally acceptable what word is between them - or

Flew like a bird - simile

The sun smiles - personification

He heard her voice as though it had the sound of 1,000 angels - hyperbole

The book was a treasure chest - metaphor mm - misplaced modifier ww - wrong word coor - faulty coordination dm - dangling modifier frag - fragment

100 ADtBD 300 i.e. -that is e.g. - for example

What is the language of officialdom - gobbledygook

How much is a new paragraph indent - 1/2 inch

Where do you divide a hyphenated word - at the hyphen

Numbers that are below 2 words - spell out

When reverend is after a "the" is it abbreviated or spelled out - spelled

What teaches man to be sincere not hypocritical - To A Louse What type of writing dominated the romantic period - poetry

Characterized by somber meditations on death - elegiac

Who was immortalized in London 1802 - Milton

Who does the Mariner stop to tell his story to - wedding guest

What story introduced the Byronic hero - Childe Harold's Pilgrimage A rebellious, brooding, proud man - Byronic hero

In the Prisoner of Chillon who was in prison - François de Bonnivard

What is the most famous ode in english - Ode on a Grecian Urn

Who popularized the historical novel - Sir Walter Scott Who popularized the novel of manners - Jane Austen

What did Rebecca wear to protect her when she was looking out the window - shield In pride and prejudice who was full of himself - mr Darcy

Who danced with mr Bingley twice - Jane

Who was mr Bennetts favorite daughter - Eilzabeth

The conflict between the beauty if nature and the depravity if man - Lines Written in

Early spring

the power of nature to impress our minds - Expostulation and Reply Nature is a better teacher than man - The Tables Turned A reflection on the death of Lucy - A Slumber did my Spirit Seal

A mans patriotic feeling for his country as a father would feel for his wife and child -

When I Have Born in Memory

The love which should bind together all related things - The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Permanence in a world of change can be satisfied by art - Ode on a Grecian Urn All things are prone to change - Mutability

A poets love for his homeland - My Native Land

The first significant novel to deal with an entire family - Pride and Prejudice

I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud - William Wordsworth

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Samuel Taylor Coleridge Childe Harold's Pilgrimage - George Gordon Lord Byron Ivanhoe and Rebecca - Sir Walter Scott

Have I not reason to lament what man has made of man - Lines Written in Early Spring

(Wordsworth)

The Rainbow comes and goes and lovely is the rose - Ode: Intimations of Immortality

(Wordsworth)

Even so doth God protect us if we be virtuous and wise and God will protect - Near

Dover (Wordsworth)

Water water everywhere...nor any drop to drink - The Rime of The Ancient Mariner

(Coleridge)

Secret organs praise - Song for St Cecilias Day (Dryden)

Alph sacred river run through caverns measureless to the man down to the sunless sea

- Kubla Khan (Coleridge)

Twas a famous battle - Battle of Blenheim (Southey)

If winter comes can springbe far behind - Ode to the West Wind (Shelly)

Beauty is truth and truth is beauty - Ode on a Grecian Urn (Keats)

Father of English Hymnody - Watts

Who was Scotlands greatest poet - Robert Burns

Who wrote The Life of Samuel Johnson - James Boswell

Meeting God in the Morning - Matthew Henry

Who wrote Jesus Shall Reign - Watts

Who wrote Auld Lang Syne - Burns

"O wad some pow'r the gift he give us To see ourselves as others see us" - To a Louse (Burns)

What is theme of the Task - presents nature as God's creation for man to enjoy

A concise saying that is often witty and satirical - epigram

Type of extended prose fiction - novel

A song for St. Cecilias Day - John Dryden:

An Essay on Man - Alexander Pope

“say first of God above or man below what can we reason but from what we know" - An Essay on Man

The Tatler - Richard Steele

"fair sex.. the title of whom i name this paper" - the tatler

The spectator - Joseph Addison

character in the spectator - roger de coverly

How tall were the Lilliputians - 6 inches

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard - Thomas Gray

“Full many a gem of purest ray serene the dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear" - Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

The Deserted Village - Oliver Goldsmith

theme of the deserted village - a lament of times that are no more and the simplicity of normal life

The Cotter's Saturday Night - Robert Burns

"An honest man's the noblest work of God" - The Cotter’s Saturday Night