Istoria literaturii engleze

1. The [___] is one of Byron’s favourite figures of speech
A) linguistic repetition
B) chiasmus
C) bathos or anticlimax
D) metaphor

Răspuns corect: C

2. Shelley’s dramatic poem inspired by Aeschylus is
A) Epipsychidion
B) Prometheus Unbound
C) Alastor
D) Adonais

Răspuns corect: B

3. Harold Bloom has described Milton’s Paradise Lost as most powerful [___]
A) thriller
B) erotic fantasy
C) science-fiction
D) whodunit

Răspuns corect: C

4. The mistress portrait in the first stanza of She Walks in Beauty is constructed around the pair of antonyms
A) Ugly - beautiful
B) Guilty - innocent
C) Lustful - shy
D) Dark – bright

Răspuns corect: D

5. William Blake’s poem London is written in [___]
A) free verse
B) blank verse
C) rhyming couplets
D) crossed rhymes

Răspuns corect: B

6. "In Samson Agonistes, John Milton shows us"
A) An exotic world
B) A familiar world
C) Paradise
D) Hell

Răspuns corect: B

7. William Cowper’s God is an [___] God.
A) ecstatic
B) angry
C) awesome
D) understanding

Răspuns corect: B

8. "For Coleridge, the willing suspension of disbelief for the moment constitutes"
A) the horizon of expectation
B) the source of imagination
C) poetic faith
D) the essence of poetry

Răspuns corect: C

9. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is written in [___]
A) French octosyllabic couplets
B) long alliterative lines and short rhyming ones
C) iambic pentameters
D) blank verse

Răspuns corect: B

10. The Preface to Lyrical Ballads rejected notions like
A) the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings
B) poetic diction
C) subjective feelings emerging from one’s experience
D) the humble and rustic life of people

Răspuns corect: B

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