Authors/Works
Authors/Works
Fill in the blank A
Fill in the blank B
Fill in the blank C
100

Beowulf

unknown

100

Bisclavret

Marie de France
100

The ___  ___ is named after the Italian poet Francesco Petrarch.

Petrarchan sonnet

100

In DQ, Cervantes uses the conventions of ___ to question the accepted ___ of his own society.

fiction, truths

100

Quixote’s motive in all his adventures is ___ for its own sake.

courage

200

"He seems to me equal to gods"

Sappho

200

"Drinking Alone with the Moon"

Li Bo

200

Petrarch is a lyrical poet from the ___ century and the country of___.

14th, Italy

200

The proclaimed purpose of DQ was to satirize the ___ of chivalry.


romances

200

Don Quixote is considered the first modern ___.

novel

300

Laustic

Marie de France

300

"Love Shook My Heart"

Sappho

300

Cervantes led an active and full life.  He was a university student, a captured soldier in the Spanish Armada, and then a ___  ___ before he became an author.

tax collector

300

The word “___” stems from the Italian word “sonetto,” which itself derives from the Latin “suono,” meaning “a ___.”

sonnet, sound

300

Quixote says his quest is to ___  ___.

destroy injustice

400

Classic of Poetry

unknown (various)

400

The Epic of Gilgamesh

unknown

400

How many lines are in a standard sonnet? ___

14

400

A ___ novel is usually a first-person narrative, relating the adventures of a rogue or lowborn adventurer (Spanish pícaro) as he drifts from place to place and from one social milieu to another in his effort to survive.


picaresque

400

What is the rhyme scheme of a Petrarchan sonnet? ___  ___  ___  ___

ABBA  ABBA  CDE  CDE

500

“Father in Heaven, after each lost day”

Francis Petrarch

500

El ingenioso hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha (author's whole name, please)

Miguel de Cervantes

500

One reason Cervantes wrote DQ was because he had a profound sympathy for ___  ___.

human striving

500

Petrarch is considered one of the founding scholars of the ___   ___.

Italian Rennaissance

500

Many Italian poets explored the sonnet's form, from ___ Alighieri to ___.

Dante, Michelangelo