British Lit Test 2 Jeopardy

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Time PeriodWhat time period does this describe?

Nature and Emotion

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What is Romanticism?

$200 Question from Time Period

What time period does this describe?

Nationalism and World War

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What is Modern?

$300 Question from Time Period

What time period does this describe?

Realism

$300 Answer from Time Period

What is Victorian?

$400 Question from Time Period

What time period does this describe?

Imperialism and Power

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What is Victorian?

$500 Question from Time PeriodWhat time period does this describe?

Emotions more important than reason

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What is Romanticism?

$100 Question from Works

a lyric poem in which a speaker addresses a silent or absent listener in a moment of high intensity or deep emotion, as if engaged in private conversation

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What is dramatic monologue?

$200 Question from Works

14 line lyric poem with a complicated rhyme scheme and defined structure

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What is sonnet?

$300 Question from Worksan inscription on a tomb or monument to honor the memory of a deceased person

$300 Answer from Works

What is epitaph?

$400 Question from Works

an intricately patterned French verse form; consists of 19 lines, composed of 5 tercets and a quatrain. The first line is repeated as a refrain at the end of the second and fourth stanzas. The last line of the first stanza is repeated at the end of the third and fifth stanzas. Both lines reappear as the final two lines of the poem. Rhyme scheme is aba for each

tercet and abaa for the quatrain.

$400 Answer from Works

What is Villanelle?

$500 Question from Works

Dark, handsome, restless character that became popular; named after Lord Byron

$500 Answer from Works

What is Byronic Hero?

$100 Question from Figurative Language

What technique is the author using in the lines“…And strangled her. No pain felt she;”

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What is dramatic irony?

$200 Question from Figurative Language

What is the “Tyger Tyger, buring bright, In the forests of the night;

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What is a Symbol?

$300 Question from Figurative Language

How does the speaker feel about “The world [which] is too much with us; late and soon,”

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What is disdainful Tone?

$400 Question from Figurative Language

What technique is the author using in the followint lines: “The smiling rosy little head, / So glad it has its utmost will, / That all it scorned at once is fled, / And I, its love, am gained instead!”

$400 Answer from Figurative Language

What is irony?

$500 Question from Figurative Language

What is “that good night”

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What is symbolism?

$100 Question from Type of Writing common in THIS era

Lyric Poetry

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What is Romanticism?

$200 Question from Type of Writing common in THIS era

Dramatic Monologue and Novels

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What is Victorian?

$300 Question from Type of Writing common in THIS era

Stream of Consciousness

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What is Modern?

$400 Question from Type of Writing common in THIS era

Naturalism-uncaring universe, indifferent to

human suffering

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What is Victorian?

$500 Question from Type of Writing common in THIS era

Colonialism-the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically.

$500 Answer from Type of Writing common in THIS era

What is Modern?

$100 Question from Misc

Charles Dickens wrote about________ in his novels

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What is everyday life (Realism)?

$200 Question from Misc

How many lines are in a quatrain?

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What is four?

$300 Question from Misc

Middle class Victorians usually indulge in _________

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What is displays of wealth?

$400 Question from Misc

The idea that private enterprise works best without government intervention is known as

$400 Answer from Misc

What is laissez faire?

$500 Question from Misc

Some modern writers wrote in a style that was an offshoot of realism known as

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What is Naturalism?

Final JeopardyPeriod known for a sense of alienation, loss and despair; rejection of traditional values and assumptions; and emphasis on the depths of the human mind

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What is the Modern Era/Modernism?