Pride and Prejudice
Name the Bennet Daughters
Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, & Lydia
Who created the monster?
Victor Frankenstein
Which alter ego is cruel?
What did the Romantics revere?
emotion, individualism, nature, childhood, etc.
Who wrote Ozmandias?
Percy Bysshe Shelley
What is Mr. Darcy's First Name?
Fitzwilliam
What is the creature's primary desire throughout the novel?
To find acceptance and belonging.
Who is the lawyer who investigates the strange events involving Jekyll and Hyde?
Mr. Utterson
What were the romantics rebelling against?
Industrialization, urbanization, scientific theory, reason and intellect, etc.
In the poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud," what does the speaker find that lifts his spirits?
A field of daffodils
What is the name of Lady Catherine DeBerg's Estate?
Which family does the creature observe and learn from?
The DeLacey Family
What does Dr. Jekyll hope to achieve by separating his good and evil sides?
He wants to experience life free from the constraints of morality.
What Era preceded and provoked the Romantic Movement?
The Enlightenment Era
What poetic devices rely on comparison?
simile and metaphor
Name the legal practice that will give the Longbourn Estate to Mr. Collins
It is entailed to Mr. Collins.
Where did Victor live when he created the Monster?
Ingolstadt
What causes the Dr. Jekyll to worry he won't be able to change back?
He can't find an ingredient in his potion.
What experience do Romantics most revere and seek in nature or awe inspiring architecture?
The Sublime
Which poetic device attributes human characteristics to inanimate objects?
What is personification?
What did Jane Austen originally title the novel?
First Impressions
What is the Creature's name?
He never has a name.
How does the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde end?
Dr. Jekyll permanently transforms int0 Mr. Hyde and takes his own life.
Name 4 Romantic authors / poets
wordsworth, shelley, shelley, cooleridge, longfellow, byron,
What poetic device seeks to represent a sound made in nature?
onomatopoeia