1^st questioner:

1-      In what time did Romanticism originate?

A- Around the middle of the 18^th century in Western Europe.

B- In the 19^th century during the Industrial Revolution.

C- Around the middle of the 18^th century.

D- It was originated in the 20^th century.

 

2-     Why did Romanticism appear?

A- As a reaction of a technological invention.

B- As a reaction against the Enlightenment period.

C- Because of the scientific influence of nature and art.

D- Partly as a revolt against aristocracy, social, and political norms.

 

3-      What are the main characteristics of Romanticism?

A-    Romantic place and new emphasis on rational thinking.

B-    The stressing of emotion and an aesthetic experience.

C-    Emotion such as the light horror and surprise, experience in nature.

D-    Untapped nature became part of emotional experience.

 

4-      What are the ideologies and events that have influence in the Romanticism?

A- The social ideology of the time.

B- The individual imagination.

C- The French and the Industrial Revolution.

D- The communist ideology.

 

5-     In which aspects did Romanticism emphasized?

A- Imagination and feeling.

B- Intuition, imagination, and feeling.

C- In the social life of the aristocracy.

D- Intuition and imagination.

 

 

 

6-      Which movement is around William Blake?

A- Realism.

B- Baroque.

C- Gothic.

D- Romanticism.

 

7-      Which are the main characteristics that are represented in Blake?

A- A vision of the world against God.

B- A non-expressive vision of the world.

C- Expressiveness, creativity and philosophical vision.

D- The characteristics that represents the 20^th century in West Europe.

 

8-      Which are the forms that Blake follows in his paintings?

A- The classical forms.

B- The romantic forms.

C- The ethnocentric forms.

D- The Bible ideology of the painting.

 

9-      In which academy does Blake study?

A- In the Classical Academy.

B- In the British Academy.

C- In the Royal Academy.

D- In the Romantic Academy.

 

10-  Of which scientific method Blake opposes?

A- The “single-vision” of scientific methodology.

B- The “double-vision” of scientific materialism.

C- The classical vision.

D- The “single-vision” of scientific materialism.

 

 

 

 

 

11-  What is the nickname of Lord Byron?

A- Sexual.

B- Head of yellow press.

C- Literary megastar.

D- The Head of the Romanticism.

 

12-  What happened with the first edition that published Byron?

A- Be suppressed.

B- Have a very good acceptance in society.

C- He couldn’t edit them.

D- Be burnt in a fire that took place in his house.

 

13-  In which book does Byron be inspirited for write his works?

A- English constitution of 1975.

B- Songs of innocence, of Blake.

C- Bible.

D- In the Puritan reformation.

 

14-  In which country does Byron established when he left England the last time?

A- Italy.

B- Spain.

C- Wales.

D- Switzerland.

 

15-  In which aspects does Lord Byron exercise a marked influence? 

A- Novel and tales.

B- In the yellow press of his country.

C- Literature and art.

D- Poetic aspects.

 

 

 

 

 

16- Whit whom does Wordsworth wrote the Lyrical Ballads?

A- Jane Austen.

B- William Blake.

C- Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

D- Lord Byron.

 

17-  Why Wordsworth couldn’t see his wife and his daughter?

A- Because he have to travel to America.

B- Because of the bad weather in England.

C- Because of the restrictions of the Queen of England during the Civil War.

D- Because of the war between England and France.

 

18-  What is the definition of poetry under the point of view of Wordsworth?

A- The real language of men.

B- The spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings from emotions recollected in tranquility.

C- The central work of Romantic literary theory.

D- One way to earn money for the people of his time.

 

19-  Which poetry does Wordsworth hate?

A- Alexander Pope poetry.

B- Blake poetry.

C- The poetry of his time.

D- Lord Byron poetry.

 

20-  When Wordsworth did became a Poet Laureate?

A- In 1843, at the same time with Robert Southey.

B- In 1802.

C- In 1790.

D- In 1843, after the death of Robert Southey.

 

 

 

 

    21-¿What describes the meter?

A- Precise arrangements of syllables

B- The linguistic sound patterns of verse.

C- The metrical units

D- A particular kind of break within a poetic line.

 

22-¿What is the rhythm?

A- The precise units of poetic meter.

B- A sense of a break within a line.

C- A musical instrument.

D- The variation of the duration of sounds or other events over time.

 

    23- ¿What is the tail rhyme?

A- A typical rhyme of Taylor.

B- A rhyme in the final syllable(s) of a verse

C- A rhyme in which the stress is on the penultimate (second from last) syllable of the words.

D- A rhyme in which the stress is on the final syllable of the words.

 

    24- ¿Which is the most vital element of sound in poetry?

A- Writer.

B- Rhythm.

C- Verse.

D- Poem.

 

    25- ¿What is “Amphibrach”?

A- A type of metre.

B- A specific poem.

C- A type of verse.

D- A sound of the poetry.