Romanticism and Realism

What is Romanticism?

• The act of being romantic

• A movement in the arts and literature that introduced plays that just contain heroes and princesses.

• A movement in the arts and literature that originated in the late 18th century, emphasizing inspiration, subjectivity, and the primacy of the individual.

What is Realism?

• The action of being real

• A movement in the arts and literature or style that was created as a reaction against Romanticism, representing familiar things as they actually are.

• A movement in the arts and literature that originated in the late 18th century, emphasizing inspiration, subjectivity, and the primacy of the individual.

When was Romanticism the major art form?

• Romanticism was the major art form during the 19th century.

• Romanticism never stopped being the major art form.

• Romanticism was never the major art form.

• Romanticism was the major art form during the 20th century.

What did romantic heroes rely on to guide them?

• They rely on their love

• They rely on their skill

• They rely on their weapons

• They rely on emotion and feelings

Where did the romantic movement begin?

• Washington

• Florida

• Germany

• Spain

What was Johann Wolfgang von Gothes most famous play?

• Faust

• Fame

• Forbidden fountain

• Flappy

What play was written by Victor Hugo caused rioting in the streets?

• Horns

• Hernani

• Hermit

• Hamit

Who wrote the play and novel,"The Three Musketeers"?

• Porthos Drama

• Alexander Dumas

• D'Artagnan Daxter

• Aramis Demes

What was the most popular type of Romantic play?

• Melodrama

• Paranormal, Sci-Fi, or Fantasy Romance

• Romantic Suspense

• Religious/Spiritual Romance

What artistic form began as a reaction against Romanticism?

• Tragicomedy

• Melodrama

• Realism

• Tragedy