Characteristics and Key Terminology
History
Art and Music
Poetic Rhyme and Meter
Poetic Techniques
100
True or False, Romanticism promotes reason over emotion?
False
100

Around what time did Romanticism begin?

The late 18th Century (the late 1700s)

100

In the painting by Caspar David Friedrich 'The Wanderer Above a Sea of Fog' which geographical feature is the wanderer looking over.

Mountains.

100

What is the term we use to refer to a paragraph in a poem

Stanza

100

Define assonance.

Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds.

200

What are two of the characteristics of Romanticism?

Imagination, Creativity, Emotion, Individualism, Focus on Nature

200

When did Romanticism begin to fade?

Around midway through the 19th Century (1800s)

200

Which sleeptime phenomenon is depicted in the painting 'The Nightmare' by Henry Fuseli

Sleep paralysis

200

What is the name of a stanza of that is only two lines long?

A couplet

200

Define simile.

A simile is a comparison between two different things using the words 'like' or 'as'.

300

True or false: Romantics believed that populations should move to the city and urbanise.

False

300

Name one of three revolutions which had an impact on the emergence of the Romantic era.

The French or American Revolutions and the Industrial Revolution

300

Name just one of the composers we listened to during our gallery walk lesson

Pyotr Llyich Tchaikovsky, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Johannes Brahms, Robert Schumann

300

What is the name of the type of poetic meter that has 3 poetic feet in one line.

trimeter

300

What is the name of the technique where there is a repetition of consonant sounds.

Consonance

400

What does the term 'celestial bodies' refer to?

Refers to astronomical bodies such as the sun, moon, stars and the planets.

400

What philosophical movement did Romanticism counter?

The Age of Enlightenment / Rationalism

400

Who composed the the Swan Lake suite?

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (will accept just the surname).

400

Is iambic meter defined as an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable OR a stress syllable followed by an unstressed-syllable?

unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable (da-DUM)

400

What is the name of the technique where a non-human object or thing is given human qualities. 

Personification

500

True or false: the Romantics used everyday language in their poetry but many of them still believed in formal meter and rhyme.

True.

500

Which country is William Wordsworth from?

England

500
Who painted "Liberty Leading the People?"
Eugene Delacroix
500

What is the name of a stanza that is 6 lines in length?

A sestet

500

Identify the literary technique featured in the following lines: 


 The feet of angels bright;
        Unseen they pour blessing

Religious allusion