Romanticism

The roots of Romanticism can be found in the German movement...

• Strumpf

• Zeitgeist

• Sturm und Drang

• Bau und Haus

The collection of poems "Lyrical Ballads" was written by...

• Blake and Coleridge

• Coleridge and Wordsworth

• Blake and Byron

• Wordsworth and Byron

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As a setting of their poems, early Romantic poets liked...

• graveyards

• nature

• night skies

• cities

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Early English Romantic poets were insterested in ... cultures

• Scandinavian

• Greek

• Roman

• Celtic

The Romantics' worldview was opposed to the ideals of ...

• the Industrial Revolution

• the Enlightenment

• the French Revolution

• the Americans

The Romantics thought that reality wasn't a machine, but rather an entity with a ...

• will

• meaning

• beating heart

• spirit

Romantic poets gave special importance to ...

• nature

• industry

• agriculture

• progress

The feeling of fear and wonder at the sight of nature is called ...

• vast

• awe

• sublime

• grandiosity

The poets belonging to the second Romantic generation are...

• Coleridge, Keats and Byron

• Byron, Wordsworth and Shelley

• Coleridge, Shelley and Keats

• Byron, Shelley and Keats

Who of the following poets was a "Lord"?

• Byron

• Shelley

• Keats

• Coleridge