John Keats

In which line does a single word function as an iamb?

• "...And many goodly states and kingdoms seen..."

• "...Round many western islands have been..."

• "...Yet did I never breathe its pure serene..."

• "...Till I heard Chapman speak out loud and bold..."

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Written as an Italian sonnet, Keats had to follow the formal organization established by all of the following rules for a sonnet EXCEPT:

• The ideas in the poem must be expressed in 14 lines.

• Each line has to consist of 10 syllables.

• The meter has to be iambic pentamenter.

• The verse is unrhymed.

• The sonnet as to be organized into two parts: the octave and the sestet.

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All of the following words are utilized by Keats to create an intense emotion EXCEPT -

• "swims" (line 10)

• "eagle eyes" (line 11)

• "silent" (line 14)

• "wild surmise" (line 13)

• "deep-brow'd" (line 6)

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The title of "pure poet" was offered to

• Shelley

• John keats

• Byron

• Coleridge

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Keats was passed away as he was suffering from

• Tuberculosis

• Malaria

• Anemia

• None

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The title of the Elegy written by Shelley on the death of Keats is

• Lycidas

• Adonais

• Thyrsis

• None of these

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Who was associated with 'Hellenism'?

• Keats

• Shelley

• Wordsworth

• Byron

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Which of the following poems is written by John Keats?

• Ode to a Nightingale

• The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

• The Prelude

• Don Juan

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What is the rhyme scheme of a typical Keatsian ode?

• ABAB CDECDE

• ABAB CDCDCD

• ABBA CDDC

• AABB CCDD

In which year was John Keats born?

• 1795

• 1770

• 1809

• 1812

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