Romeo and Juliet
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1.“Romeo and Juliet” deals with 2 teenaged lovers in Verona… Italy
2.in the Anglo-Saxon period the pagan poetry represented by … Beowulf
3. He breaks into the hall, kills thirty of the sleeping warriors, carries off their bodies and devours them in his lair under the sea 4. who were humanists Scholars and artists 5. Christopher Marlowe`s three greatest tragedies are “ The Jew of Malta”, Tamburlaine the great”, “Doctor Faustus” 6. Medieval poets, who came from France with the Norman conquerors, later in England were called… Minstrels 7. what the aim of early middle ages literature That man was an evil being and his life on earth was a sinful life 8. Shakespeare died in … 1616
9. grammar schools were open to … of all ranks Both sexes 10. renaissance thinkers paid greater attention to the study of Humanity
11. during the second period (1596-1600) Shakespeare wrote … Romeo and Juliet 12. … the circle of huge upright stones
13. the code of chivalry … The rules and customs connected with knighthood 14. which list of the following characters is from the epic “Beowulf” Hygelac, Beowulf, Hrothgar, Grendel 15. the Renaissance in England is usually studied by dividing it into Three part 16. important Results from Roman Occupation Military, infrastructure, language and writing, religion 17. at the end of the 6th century the head of roman CHURch was… Pope Gregory 18. the famous work of William Langland is… Piers Plowman 19. what dialect was the central dialect , and could be understood throughout the country London 20. the examples of narrative poetry … Shakespeare`s “Venus and Adonis” 1. What does Renaissance mean? Be- earth 2. The poems " Elena" and "Juliana" ... They are the first Anglo-Saxon works to introduce women characters 3. The Elizabethan age is the age of... Poetry 4. The history of English literature began with... The Anglo-Saxon settlement in Britain 5. He was the nephew of Hygelac, king of Geats who live in Juteland Denmark Beowulf 6. Fabliaux are... A funny metrical short story about cunning humbugs and the unfaithful wives if rich merchants 7. Beowulf presents an all-round life picture of the .... Tribal society 8. When did Christianity penetrate into the British isles In the 3rd century 9. Who was the first translator of the Bible John Wycliffe 10. the main theme of English literature in Norman period was … The knightly code, the romantic interest in women 31. what was the most important work written by Bede The Ecclesiastical History of the English Race 32. Pagan myths are … Like the Greek and the Roman tales of the interplay between deities and humans 33. who wrote the rose fiction “Arcadia” Ph. Sidney 34. fables are.. A short story about supernatural or extraordinary person or incidents 35. he is a legendary British leaders who, according to medieval histories and romances, led the defence of Britain against Saxon invaders in the late 5th and early 6th centuries AD. King Arthur 36.who wandered from one village to another and talked to people, protested not only against rich bishops but also against churchmen. Poor priests 37. when were founded the first universities 13th century 38. primitive myths are… Generally, stories about nature, usually told by primitive clergymen(priests) such as shamans 39. who was the author of Beowulf Unknown 40. who introduced the essay form into English literature Francis Bacon 41. Thomas More published is famous work “Utopia” at the age of… 38 42. the religious poetry in the Anglo-Saxon period represented by …. The works of Caedmon and Cynewulf 43. who is the author of the poem “Shepherd`s Calendar” E.Spenser 44. how many tales of “the Canterbury Tales” were written in prose form Only two 45. what was the most important form of English literature in the 15th century Ballads 46. which writer is characterized by the following : he was the creator of a new literary language. He of English literature G. Chaucer 47. the central character of the romance is… The knight 48. the first Englishmen are … Anglo-Saxon 49. the sonnet was imported by Wyatt and Surrey from.. Italy 50. in utopia the author criticizes the … of England Social system 51. the high of Renaissance under Elizabeth 1 1558-1603 52. who was the author of “ Canterbury Tales” Geoffrey Chaucer 53. the author of poem “Paraphrase” was Caedmon 54. the famous poets of 14th century were... W. Langland and J. Wycliffe 55. medieval romance is … A long narrative in verse or prose telling of the adventures of a hero 56 the Elizabethan period was the golden age of English … Drama 57. Shakespeare`s works were written to be… Performed 58. in the .. century Anglo-Saxon prose appeared 8th century 59. both Elizabethan and Jacobean periods in the history of English literature are also known as… THE age of Shakespeare 60. Chaucer planned to include … 120 61. “Romeo and Juliet” is a story of … Love an hate Who wrote a large number of religious works in Greek and Latin Aelfric 62. which English writer wrote a literary wok about Amir Temur Christopher Marlowe 63. the first known religious poet in England is Caedmon 64. the most famous like in all English literature is probably from …. “To be or not to be , that is the question” Hamlet 65. when we talk about the Old English prose the first name that comes ito our mind is … Venerable bede 66. Other verse forms of the Renaissance period wre borrowed from Italian and French 67 how many lines does a sonnet consist of 14 68. in the Norman period Norman-French was the language of … Court and official institutions 69. Anglo-Saxon conquest happened in the … In 5th century 70. who was the first Elizabethan writer of tragedy Ch. Marlowe 71. what is an important element in Shakespearean tragedy Conflict 72. mythology is… A collection of stories, telling people believes and history 73. who is the author of the best English satirical comedies Ben jonson 74. what does the title of sonnet cycle “Amoretti” mean Little love story 75. he composed his poetry in his native language, in the Northumbrian dialect of Anglo-Saxon. He composed hymns and a poem “Paraphrase” Caedmon 76. his name was not forgotten, as he signed his name in runes in the last line of his work Cynewulf 77. during the wars of Roses W. Caxton set up the first printing press in London in 1476 78. where did the Renaissance begin In Italy 79. a narrative poem tells a … Story 80. … was smart and clever with a twinkle in the eyes Robin hood 81. Shakespeare was born in 1564 in… in England Stratford on Avon 82. utopia by TH. More was written in… Latin 83.who was poet Laureate of the united kingdom during much of Queen Victoria’s reign? TENNYSON Who was Richard Brinsley Sheridan? PLAYWRIGHT OF ‘’THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL’’ AND OTHER PLAYS He became an excellent rider, a champion swimmer and boxer BYRON The main heroes of ‘’Piers Ploughman’’ OLD WITCH AND YOUNG MAIDEN ……is Alfred the great’s most important contribution to the old english prose literature THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE Augustan literature is divided into …..periods 2 The color “black” usually refers to……NATURE When did the romanticism appear? AROUND THE MIDDLE LATE OF THE 18TH CENTURY The years between 1660-1688 are called…..RESTORATION What events did Dryden’s “Annus Mirabilis “ commemorate? THE END OF THE PLAGUE, THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON, THE END OF DUTCH WAR Which of the following is not of the countries travelled by Lemuel in Gulliver Travels? STRULDBURGS Toward the end of his career , he was knighted by Queen Victoria? A. TENNYSON Why English literature in the 18th century was also called “Augustan age” THE WRITERS TRIED TO IMITATE MANY OF THE PHILOSOPHIC AND LITERARY IDEALS E.Spenser, known as the “…..” In his true, is generally regarded as the greatest non- dramatic……PRINCE OF POETS What is the main theme of Elizabethan songs and lyrics LOVE Who made the genre of the historical novel widely popular? W,SCOTT What was the name of each periods of Augustan literature? THE AGE OF POPE AND THE AGE OF JOHNSON All three novels by s. Richardson are written in the form of……LETTERS When did English poets begin to write on Carpe diem theme? IN THE RENAISSANCE …….is the most important specimen of old English literature. BEOWULF Which of the following is “the novel without a hero” VANITY FAIR THE main character of the “treasure island” is …..THE BOY, JIM HAWKINS His life story is vividly described in Bede”s Historia ecclesiastica ……CAEDMON The comedy “ twelfth night” centers on the typical Shakespearian conflict between …. Emotion . TRUE AND FALSE Who was the principal writer of Heroic tragedy in restoration period? JOHN DRYDEN The term “Augustan age “ came from the name ….OF THE ROMAN EMPEROR AUGUSTUS Which writer is characterized by the following: he is sometimes called “the prince of poets “ he created a sonnet form of his own. ED. SPENSER He was the first poet to use blank verse in his translation of Aeneid. EARL OF SURREY What was the original surname? FOE The ….becomes a very important poetic form in Elizabethan writing. SONNET W. Shakespeare and e. spenser wrote …. Sequences. SONNET In what period communication went on in three languages? NORMAN What was the main characteristics of romanticism? ARTISTIC EMPHASIS ON INTUITION, IMAGINATION AND FEELING What was the first poem of Caedmon? THE HYMN OF PRAISE Her works, especially “middlemarch” are important examples…..G.ELIOT Who was the author of ballads? UNKNOWN What was the famous book of Alexander Pope? RAPE OF THE LOCK” Who was the leader of Norman conquerors? THE DUKE OF NORMANDY WILLIAM THE GREAT Which writer is characterized by the following : his 108 love sonnets….SIR PHILIP SIDNEY Who was the founder and conducted the first English newspaper “the review” DANIEL DEFO A group of leading Elizabethan playwrights was known as the …UNIVERSITY WITS By whom were the foundations of early realism laid in English literature? DANIEL DEFOE, JONATHAN SWIFT James burbage built England’s first play house called….THE THEATRE The language of literature in the Anglo-Norman period was …. Queen Elizabeth established …..free grammar schools in all parts of the country .. 100 Stevenson’s long novel is ….KIDNAPPED What subjects did the humanists study? LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY Which work is characterized by the following: his work is noted for its scholarly definitions……. DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE The restoration tragedy is also known as …THE HEROIC TRAGEDY Her early works focused on factory work in the Midlands. E. GASKELL What places became the centers of the learning in England in the 7th -11th centuries? What was combined into a united kingdom called England? When did the renaissance begin? 14th CENTURY Shakespeare wrote a sequence of …. Sonnets in the 1590’s ….154 The term “cavalier Poetry” came from the name….THE SUPPORTERS OF KING CHARLES I….. What writer are the following lines about “she created Hercule Poirot ….AGATHA CHRISTIE When was published A dictionary of the English Language …. 1755 In what line are the Lake poets listed .. W.WORDSWORTH, S.T.COLERIDGE, R.SOUTHEY They were first published as poets under the pseudonyms. THE BRONTE’ SISTERS ……is a short poem that expresses a poet’s personal emotions and ….THE LYRIC The rise of the Renaissance under the early Tudor monarchs. 1500-1558 R.l. Stevenson was a…..SCOTTISH NOVELIST, ESSAYIST, POET Who was the first representative of the sentimental school in England literature. RICHARDSON In the norman period old English was the language of….. The poem paraphrase ….. RETELL FRAGMENTS FROM THE BIBLE IN ALLITERATIVE VERSE “paradise lost” is considered a……EPIC POEM Philip Sidney was a poet scholar, courtier and…SOLDIER The ballads stanza consists of ….lines 4 Who was an early exponent of sentimentalists? RICHARD STEELE What’s the first novel of Charles dickens? THE PICKWICK PAPERS Travel writing, essays, guidebooks and …. All appeared in the renaissance POLITICAL PAMPHLETS What was the chief objects of Puratanism? PERSONAL RIGHTEOUSNESS AND CIVIL LIBERTY The pagan poetry in the Anglo-Saxon period represented by….. BEOWULF For what Dr. Johnson was famous in literature ? Who are the main characters of paradise lost? Who come to the throne after James death in 1625? HIS SON CHARLES I The main stories of Beowulf are based on the folk legends of….. THE PRIMITIVE NORTHERN TRIBES …..was one of the most common types of literature during the Augustan age . SATIRE What did Charles dickens describe in his novels “oliver twist” and david copperfield” THE LIVES OFCHILDREN MADE MISERABLE….. He tried every means to improve education by founding colleges and importing…… ALFRED THE GREAT Contact between writers and readers in newspapers were established by ……J. ADDISON AND R. STEELE Her first novel “mary barton was published anonymously in 1848. ELIZABETH GASKELL The writer and philosopher of the 18th century reflected the ideology of… THE MIDDLE CLASS Download 26.08 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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