Which setting could you not imagine a work of Romantic literature employing ?

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1. Which work of William Wordsworth, with the joint publication with Samuel Taylor Coleridge, helped to launch the Romantic Age in English literature ?

   A. The Excursion
   B. The Prelude
   C. Lyrical Ballads
   D. Poems, in Two Volumes

2. Who is known as an anti-romantic novelist in the Romantic Age ?

   A. Charles Lamb
   B. Jane Austen
   C. William Hazlitt
   D. Oliver Goldsmith

3. James I liked to imagine himself as a modern version of which ruler ?

   A. Pericles
   B. Genghis Khan
   C. Richard Lionheart
   D. Augustus Caesar

4. Which thinker had a major impact on early-twentieth-century writers, leading them to re-imagine human identity in radically new ways ?

   A. Sigmund Freud
   B. Sir James Frazer
   C. Immanuel Kant
   D. all but C

5. In which year Coleridge met poet William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy which later contributed Romantic movement to the English Literature ?

   A. 1798
   B. 1779
   C. 1795
   D. 1789

6. With which other poet did Samuel Taylor Coleridge founded the Romantic movement in English Literature ?

   A. Lord Byron
   B. Shelley
   C. William Wordsworth
   D. John Keats

7. This approach provides a universalistic approach to literature and identifies a reason why certain literature may survive the test of time. It works well with works that are highly symbolic.What approach has this advantage ?

   A. Mimetic
   B. Psychological
   C. Historical/Biographical
   D. Mythological/Archetypal

8. What British Romantic author was particularly inspired by the work of John Milton ?

   A. William Blake
   B. Alfred Lord Tennyson
   C. Elizabeth Barrett Browning
   D. T.S. Eliot

9. Which of the following is considered the first great work in world literature ___________?

   A. Divine Comedy
   B. Epic of Gilgamesh
   C. Brother Karamazov
   D. Anna Karenina

   Submitted by: Rashid Mehmood

10. Which sorts of political reform took place during the Romantic period ?

    A. Parliamentary reform, increasing representation of the working classes
    B. Labor reform, improving working conditions for industrial laborers
    C. Educational reform, producing a dramatic increase in literacy
    D. A and C only