Q4WK3 Eng Z - Elizabethan Eng. Lit.

Q4WK3 Eng Z - Elizabethan Eng. Lit.

1. Historical Terms

2. Review

3. Intro & Literary Devices

4. Poetry, Prose, Songs & Sonnets

5. Characteristics & Development

Historical Terms

Multiple Choice

CE means...

• Common Era

• Christmas Eve

• Cheers Everyone!

Multiple Choice

BC means...

• Before Christ

• Before Christmas

• Before church

• Before bed

Multiple Choice

BCE represents the same era of time as

• BC

• AD

• CE

Multiple Choice

Which of the following dates is the OLDEST?

• AD 220

• AD 110

• 2019 CE

• 1500 CE

Multiple Choice

AD stands for...

• Anno Domini

• After Death

• After Dinner

• Already Done

Multiple Choice

Anno Domini means...

• Year of the lord

• After Death

• Domino Effect

• After Dominic

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The First Estate was made up of this group.

• clergy

• common people

• nobles

• kings and queens

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The Second Estate was made up of the these people.

• clergy

• common people

• priests

• nobles

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The Third Estate was made up of these people.

• clergy

• nobles

• common people

• kings and queens

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Which 3 qualities are associated closely with chivalry

• strength, brutality, cruelty

• bravery, courtesy, honor

• dishonesty, thievery, swindling

• meekness, quietness, obedience

Multiple Choice

When was the medieval period?

• 476 - 1100 AD

• 13th-15th century

• 500 - 1500 AD

• 476 - 1400 AD

Multiple Select

During, the Medieval period, who all invaded England?

• Britons

• Romans

• Celts

• Anglo-Saxons

• Normans & Danish Vikings

Multiple Select

What are two truths about the Britons?

• Painted skin blue

• Were said to be Barbaric

• Made Stone Calendar

• Loved to invade

• Worshipped nature gods

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What are two truths about the Celts?

• Painted skin blue

• Were said to be Barbaric

• Made Stone Calendar

• Loved to invade

• Worshipped nature gods

Multiple Select

What are two truths about the Romans?

• Painted skin blue

• Were said to be Barbaric

• Built many roads and ports

• Loved to invade

• Worshipped nature gods

Multiple Choice

Because of the Norman invasion around 1066, which resulted in high taxes, many commoners turned to...

• The Romans

• The Church

• The Anglo-Saxons

• The hills from whence cometh their help

Multiple Choice

After the devastating Black Death of 1348, the Hundred Years' War with France and the War of the Roses finally ended in...

• 1066 AD

• 1066 BC

• 1485 AD

• 1485 BC

Multiple Choice

In the Elizabethan period, reading and writing was rare.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

To avoid censorship and having to acknowledge the relevant writers, poets often ...

• Didn't use the oral tradition

• Wrote anonymously

• Used cites and references

• Asked for assistance from the church

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Famous Medieval Literature included:

• Romeo & Juliet

• The Canterbury Tales

• Macbeth

• Beowulf

• Hamlet

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The Elizabethan era is the period of English history associated with...

• The reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558-1603)

• The death of Geoffrey Chaucer (1400)

• The death of Shakespeare, in 1616

• All the above

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During Elizabethan England, the theater was the haven for...

• Poets and Actors

• Rich & Poor

• Romans & Catholics

• The Angles & Saxons

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Characteristics of the Elizabethan Period include:

• Drama & Theatre

• Invasions

• Shakespeare

• Roman Gladiators

• Sonnets

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The kennings "Motor mouth" means...

• person who talks a lot

• person with a clerical job

• a very young child

• person who does anything to gain approval

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which is an example of a metonymy?

• could you give me a hand?

• can you help me?

• can you pass the grey poupon?

• could you assist me?

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what is a metonymy?

• DOES NOT say actual word, but uses alternative that represents it

• using the same word

• compares two completely different things

• all the above

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Big, bad Bernie Bean-Toes ate two banana bunches

• alliteration

• assonance

• consonance

• why does Ms. Schleiden let her cat eat bananas?

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What is consonance?

• The repetition of letters in a line of poetry

• the repetition of letter sounds in a line of poetry

• the repetition of vowel sounds in poetry

• the repetition of consonant sounds in poetry

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What is assonance?

• The repetition of letters in a line of poetry

• the repetition of letter sounds in a line of poetry

• the repetition of vowel sounds in poetry

• the repetition of consonant sounds in poetry

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What is rhythm?

• pattern of stressed and stressed syllables

• pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

• pattern of unstressed and unstressed syllables

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What is meter in a poem?

• the unit of rhythm, the pattern of beats

• the structure, the pattern of beats

• the unit of rhythm, the pattern of beads

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It was July, and the sun

toasted the emerald grass

until it smelled of warmth

and green and life.

It was July, and my heart

soaked up the air warmth

until it sang of joy

and love and life.

How many stanzas in the poem above?

• The poem has 1 stanza

• The poem has 2 stanzas

• The poem has 4 stanzas

• The poem has 8 stanzas

Multiple Choice

What is the rhyme scheme for the poem “Dreams”?

Hold fast to dreams

For if dreams die

Life is a broken-winged bird

That cannot fly.

• AABB

• ABAB

• ABCB

Multiple Choice

What is the RHYME SCHEME of this poem?

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Roses are red,

We have the FLU.

I can't smell anything

And neither can YOU

• A, C, A, B

• A, B, C, B

• A, B, C, C

• A, B, A, B

Multiple Choice

What is metrical feet?

• the basic repeating unit of rhythm, usually contains one stressed syllable followed by at least one unstressed

• the unit of rhythm, usually containing unstressed syllables

• the random unit of rhythm, usually contains all stressed syllables

Multiple Choice

Is this line written in iambic pentameter?

One must have a mind of winter

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

What are 4 metrical feet in a poem?

• tetrameter

• trimester

• pentameter

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Is this line written in iambic pentameter? For soon enough the woods, the hawk, and he

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

What are the structural elements of Prose?

• cast of characters, dialogue, stage directions, setting, scenes, acts

• verse, stanza, rhythm, meter, rhyme

• sentences, paragraphs, dialogue, chapters,

• dialogue, sentences, verse, scenes

Multiple Choice

Seasons Changing

A green leaf falls to the ground,

And adds upon the colorful mound.

Fall has come and fall has gone,

Leaves wither upon the lawn.

Soon snowflakes will quietly fall,

And we will build snowmen that are oh so tall.

Which type of text is this?

• Prose

• Poetry

Multiple Choice

Dear Santa,

Other than teasing my little sister Tess, I've been a very good boy. I would love a remote control car, Harry Potter legos and an X-box. I can't wait to make you cookies and see what you bring me.

Your friend,

Carter

Which type of text is this?

• Prose

• Poetry

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What are the structural elements of Poetry?

• cast of characters, dialogue, stage directions, setting, scenes, acts

• verse, stanza, rhythm, meter, rhyme

• sentences, paragraphs, dialogue, chapters

• dialogue, sentences, verse, scenes

Multiple Choice

A _________ is a poem consisting of 14 lines and usually written in iambic pentameter.

• Ode

• Elegy

• Sonnet

• Limerick

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This type of poem tells a story in verse and likely has characters, a setting, plot, conflict, and theme

• Lyric

• Narrative

• Free Verse

• Ode

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This type of poem has no regular meter, rhyme, fixed line length, or specific stanza pattern

• Free verse

• Narrative

• Limerick

• Ode

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Humorous, rhyming, five-line poems with a specific rhythm pattern and rhyme scheme are...

• Limericks

• Sonnet

• Narrative poems

• Lyric poems

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An _______ is a poem mourning the dead with no set metric or stanza pattern.

• Ode

• Elegy

• Sonnet

• Epic

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An ______ is a long narrative poem, recounting the deeds of a legendary or historical hero.

• Epic

• Limerick

• Ballad

• Elegy