English Renaissance Literature Flashcards

1907790324	Who ruled during Jacobean literature?	King James I	0
1907790325	Who ruled during Caroline literature?	King Charles I	1
1907790326	Who ruled during Elizabethan literature?	Queen Elizabeth I	2
1907790327	What was Wyatt's most famous Ballad?	"They flee from me"/ Ballad 80	3
1907790328	What is iambic pentameter's rhythm similar to?	The beats of the heart	4
1907790329	What was one of Surrey's most famous sonnets?	"Leave me, O Love"	5
1907790330	Which reformation was going on during the English Renaissance?	The Protestant Reformation	6
1907790331	What were the King's two bodies?	A human body and a heavenly body	7
1907790332	What was Sidney's famous poetry collection called?	Astrophil and Stella	8
1907790333	Sidney was a prime example of the essentials of being a good ___________.	Cortier	9
1907790334	What was the introduction called in a classical oratory piece?	exordium	10
1907790335	What was the narrative account of what called happened in a classical oratory piece?	narratio	11
1907790336	What was the summary of the issues or a statement of change called in a classical oratory piece?	proposition	12
1907790337	What was the outline of what would follow called in a classical oratory piece?	partitio, divisions	13
1907790338	What was the main body of the speech called in a classical oratory piece?	confirmation, examination	14
1907790339	What was the answering of counterarguments called in a classical oratory piece?	refutation	15
1907790340	What was the appeals through pathos called in a classical oratory piece?	peroration	16
1907790341	Why did Sidney feel the need to write a defense of poetry at all?	Because of Protestant accusations	17
1907790342	What is the purpose of poetry in Sidney's eyes?	To teach and delight	18
1907790343	What was the purpose of comedy in Sidney's eyes?	To give a moral through humor	19
1907790344	Which Saint is represented by the Scottish cross on the British flag?	St. Andrew	20
1907790345	Which Saint is represented by the Irish cross on the British flag?	St. Patrick	21
1907790346	Which Saint is represented by the British cross on the British flag?	St. George	22
1907790347	What are the first four stanzas in Book 1 of the Faerie Queene called?	The invocation of the muse	23
1907790348	What does gentle mean outside of someone who is soft and kind?	Nobly born	24
1907790349	Name two common elements of the pastoral.	Nature and shepherds	25
1907790350	Who is the Faerie Queene supposed to represent?	Queen Elizabeth I	26
1907790351	What quality is Book 1 of the Faerie Queene supposed to discuss?	Holiness	27
1907790352	What word describes a line of verse that is 12 syllables long?	Alexandrine	28
1907790353	Which word describes a narrative with a literal and secondary meaning?	Allegory	29
1907790354	Which word describes a lengthy narrative poem?	Epic	30
1907790355	Which word describes an elaborate simile?	Epic simile	31
1907790356	Which word describes a wedding poem?	Epithalamion	32
1907790357	Which word describes something pertaining to country life?	Pastoral	33
1907790358	Which word describes a comparison made with like or as?	Simile	34
1907790359	Which word describes a highly structured lyric poem, typically found as 14 line iambic pentameter?	Sonnet	35
1907790360	Which word describes a guide to leading a good and sinless life?	Courtesy book	36
1907790361	Which word describes a symbol that represents multiple things?	Emblem	37
1907790362	What are the four movements of the Redcross Knight's fall and revival?	Error, Sin, Despair, and Holiness	38
1907790363	It is believed that Book I of The Faerie Queene may also represent Queen Elizabeth I's conquering/ defeating _______________.	Catholicism	39
1907790364	Why have past knights failed in their attempts to kill the dragon?	They want faith or have sin.	40
1907790365	To die means death but can also refer to _________.	Sexual acts	41
1907790366	Marlowe's famous poem is called __________.	Hero and Leander	42
1907790367	Which word means a little epic?	Epyllion	43
1907790368	Doctor Faustus is typically referred to in relation to both religion and _____________.	Humanism	44
1907790369	Shakespeare's 144th sonnet starts off with:	"Two loves I have"	45
1907790370	Shakespeare's 2nd sonnet starts off with:	"When forty winters have besieged thy brow"	46
1907790371	Shakespeare's 19th sonnet starts off with:	"Devouring time, blunt thou the lion's paws"	47
1907790372	Which word describes when one addresses an inanimate object?	Apostrophe	48
1907790373	Shakespeare's 55th sonnet starts off with:	"Not marble, not the guilder monuments"	49
1907790374	Shakespeare's 29th line starts off with:	"When in disguise with fortune and men's eyes"	50
1907790375	Shakespeare's 94th sonnet starts off with:	" Thy that have power to hurt and will do none"	51
1907790376	Shakespeare's 73rd sonnet starts off with:	"That time of year thou mayst in me behold"	52
1907790377	Shakespeare's 130th sonnet starts off with:	"My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun"	53
1907790378	King James I became ruler of England in ______.	1603	54