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Midterm review
English 12 regular, fall 2012
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• Some of these slides are repetitive. Some of them ask the same question but in slightly different ways. Don’t be concerned about that—just be grateful to have this review.
• Not all of these questions are on the test. However, if you study this review, you will be well prepared for the midterm.
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This king united England by encouraging the use of Old English as a common language
Alfred the Great
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• This ended Anglo-Saxon rule of England in 1066
• Norman Conquest
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• The signing of this limited the power of the English king and gave more power to the barons
• Magna Carta
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This is an Anglo-Saxon word meaning “man-price,” or the price a tribe must pay for murdering a warrior from another tribe
Wergild
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• this is the rigid social system that governed England in the early medieval era
• Feudalism
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This conflict helped England develop a sense of national identity
Hundred Years War
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• In these places, written texts were copied and preserved during the Anglo-Saxon and Medieval eras
• Monasteries
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• This is the Anglo-Saxon word for “fate”
• Wyrd
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• This is the Anglo-Saxon word for a travelling storyteller
• Scop
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This is the word describing a group composed of a warlord and his followers
Comitatus
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This was the vernacular language in Anglo-Saxon England
Old English
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• Chaucer writes about this kind of trip in The Canterbury Tales
• Pilgrimage
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• This is the language of the church and known by the educated elite in Anglo-Saxon and medieval England
• Latin
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• This is the language spoken by the ruling class in medieval England
• French
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• This is the vernacular language in medieval England
• Middle English
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• The one hundred most commonly used words in Modern English come from this language
• Old English
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This is a long poem telling the deeds of a hero
Epic
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• This is a man who does great deeds and represents the values of his people and culture
• Epic hero
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• A word or phrase used to characterize a particular person, place, or thing
• Epithet
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• A phrase used in Anglo-Saxon poetry to describe a person, place, or thing
• Kenning
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• This is a literary device which seems to be contradictory but is actually true in the context of the work of literature.
• Paradox
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• This is a literary device directly comparing two unlike things
• metaphor
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• The manuscript for Beowulf was probably written in one of these places
• monasteries
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This author was born into a middle class family but worked as a page in an upper class household, thus allowing him to know about both social classes.
Geoffrey Chaucer
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• This is the plot structure used for The Canterbury Tales and The Decameron.
• Frame narrative/story
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• This is the language commonly spoken every day by a large group of people
• Vernacular
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• This Italian work is an important source for Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
• The Decameron
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• This type of story became the most popular work of literature in medieval England.
• Romance
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This is the code of behavior for knights in medieval England
Chivalry
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• This word means “entertainment value” in Middle English
• “solace”
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• This word means “lesson or moral” in Middle English
• “sentence”
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
This pilgrim is on the pilgrimage to Canterbury specifically to give thanks to God.
Knight
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
This pilgrim works with pharmacists to maximize their profits.
Doctor
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
This religious pilgrim has the gift of gab and loves to spend time with the wealthy people in town, hearing their confessions for a fee.
Friar
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim has beautiful manners and cares very much about animal welfare.
• Nun
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• This is a journey that is meant to show religious devotion.
• Pilgrimage
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim loves to travel and knows the “remedies” for the pains of love.
Wife of Bath
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This man is one of Chaucer’s perfect pilgrims and spends much time traveling around his community, visiting people.
• Parson
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim rides at the very end of the group so that he can watch everybody else.
• Reeve
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim accepts bribes from sinners and allows them to continue sinning.
• Summoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
This pilgrim deceives people with false relics.
Pardoner
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• Beowulf is an example of this kind of literary character
• Epic hero
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• This is the language spoken by William the Conqueror and his nobles
• French
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim carries a pillow case said to be a piece of the Virgin Mary’s veil; sings an offertory very well
• Pardoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim has terrible sores on the face and loves to eat garlic and onions; only speaks Latin when drunk
• Summoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• This pilgrim can sweet talk a poor widow out of her last farthing, but prefers hanging out with the rich people
• Friar
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• “My mind is full of scorpions” is an example of this literary device
• metaphor
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• “Fair is foul, foul is fair” is an example of this literary device
• paradox
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• Chaucer wrote in this language
• Middle English
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• In this story, young, wealthy Italians travel the countryside to escape an outbreak of the plague.
• The Decameron
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• “the Almighty’s enemy,” “that shadow of death,” “shepherd of evil,” and “guardian of crime” are all examples from Beowulf of this Anglo-Saxon literary device.
• kenning
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• this document, signed in 1215, became the basis for English constitutional government
• Magna Carta
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• his rule began in 871, and he united the Saxon tribes of southern England and led them to victory against the Danes
• Alfred the Great
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• invasion of England that occurred in 1066
• Norman Conquest
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• This social system had the king at the top and serfs at the bottom, with land-owning nobles in the middle
• feudalism
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• The Canterbury Tales was written in this language
• Middle English
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• language that the Beowulf manuscript is written in
• Old English
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• plot structure that creates a story within a story
• Frame narrative
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True or false?
• Beowulf becomes king of the Danes.
• false
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True or false?
• Hrothgar sends for Beowulf to help him defeat Grendel.
• false
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True or false?
• Beowulf’s first important battle is with the dragon.
• false
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True or false?
• Beowulf’s warriors all display great bravery in the fight with the dragon.
• false
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True or False?
• Beowulf is king of the Geats.
• true
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True or false?
• Beowulf says Wiglaf should be king after him.
• True
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• wrote an important Italian work that influenced Chaucer
• Giovanni Boccaccio
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• has been to Jerusalem three times; is “skilled in wandering by the way” and wears nice clothing
• Wife of Bath
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• “Children were afraid when he appeared.”
• Summoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• practices what he preaches
• Parson
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• his skinny appearance is an indicated that he is tight-fisted with money and secretive in his dealings with people
• Reeve
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• has relationships with women, then finds them husbands and pays the women to keep it secret
• Friar
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• embezzles from his boss and is secretly wealthy
• Reeve
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• his writing helped give legitimacy and significance to Middle English
• Chaucer
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• This is a humorous imitation of a literary work that aims to point out the work’s shortcomings.
• parody
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• a ____ is defined as a statement or situation that seems impossible or contradictory but is actually true, either literally or figuratively, in the context of the work of literature.
• paradox
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• In sonnet 30, when the speaker compares his love to ice, this literary device is used:
• simile
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• Which poem has this main idea: Love is so powerful that it can alter the laws of nature.
• Sonnet 30, “My love is like to ice”
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• Which poem has this main idea: Death is not something to be feared.
• Sonnet 10, “Death be not proud”
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• a ____ is defined as a comparison using like or as
• simile
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• Which sonnet contains two paradoxes that extend throughout the poem?
• Sonnet 30, “My love is like to ice”
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• Which sonnet describes a woman very realistically?
• Sonnet 130, “My mistress’ eyes”
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• Which Italian writer made the sonnet famous?
• Petrarch
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Renaissance poetry and literary devices
• ____ is defined as a figure of speech in which a speaker talks to an inanimate object, idea, or absent person.
• apostrophe
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• discovers that disguise is a “wickedness” but decides not to try to “untie” the “knot” created by the disguise
• Viola
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• says about himself, “Well, I’ll put it on, and I will dissemble myself in ‘t, and I would I were the first that ever dissembled in such a gown.” (Act 4, scene 2, lines 4-6)
• Fool
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• marries Sebastian
• Olivia
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• is convinced by Toby that he will eventually win the favor and grace of Olivia
• Andrew
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• is convinced by a letter that he has already won the favor and grace of Olivia
• Malvolio
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• Dresses as a priest in Act 4
• Fool
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• rescues Viola from a duel
• Antonio
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• marries Maria
• Toby
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• says that “such as I am, all true lovers are, unstaid and skittish in all motions else save in the constant image of the creature that is beloved” (Act 2, scene 4)
• Orsino
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• who is “the lady” described in Act 4 scene 3: “…or else the lady’s mad. Yet if ‘twere so, she could not sway her house, command her followers…”
• Olivia
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Which character from Twelfth Night is described?
• “the devil a puritan that he is, or anything constantly but a time-pleaser; an affectioned ass…so crammed, as he thinks, with excellencies, that it is his grounds of faith that all that look on him love him” (Act 2, scene 3)
• Malvolio•
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• King who united Anglo-Saxon tribes, led them against invaders, and promoted use of Anglo-Saxon language
• Alfred the Great
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• Anglo-Saxon word for fate, a controlling force that could not be overcome
• wyrd
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• Anglo-Saxon word for entertainer who performed songs of heroes
• scop
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• this is defined as a literary character who embodies the values of his culture
• Epic hero
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• Price paid to a tribe as reparation for killing one of its warriors
• wergild
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• Anglo-Saxon literary device; descriptive phrase
• kenning
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• Group composed of a warlord and his followers
• comitatus
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• ____________ is the rigid social system or structure that governed England in the early medieval era.
• feudalism
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• ________ is a system of ideals and codes of behavior that governed knights and gentlewomen.
• chivalry
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• _______ is an important Italian source for The Canterbury Tales.
• The Decameron
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• Geoffrey Chaucer was born into a _______-class family.
• middle
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• The ______ limited the king’s power and became the basis for English constitutional law.
• Magna Carta
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• The one hundred most commonly used words in Modern English come from this language:
• Old English
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• ________ brought about the first feelings of national identity in England.
• Hundred Years War
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• In the Middle Ages the upper class in England spoke ________
• French
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• The vernacular language in England in the Middle Ages was __________
• Middle English
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• The entertainment value of Chaucer’s stories was called (in Middle English) ____
• solace
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• The lesson taught by Chaucer’s stories was called (in Middle English) _____
• sentence
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• Chaucer used this literary device to write the Canterbury Tales:
• Frame narrative/story
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• practices what he preaches; is a good shepherd and puts other people first
• Parson
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• has married off many young women and paid them money to keep quiet; can talk a poor widow out of her last penny
• Friar
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• knows remedies for the pains of love; is skilled at making cloth; loves to travel and has been to Jerusalem three times
• Wife of Bath
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• carries a pillow case (and other false relics) said to be a piece of the Virgin Mary’s veil; sings an offertory very well
• Pardoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• follows “chivalry, truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy” and has “never said a boorish thing” in his life
• Knight
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• has beautiful manners and loves her dogs; works hard to “counterfeit a courtly kind of grace”
• Nun
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• has terrible sores on the face and loves to eat garlic and onions; speaks Latin when drunk; values power over people
• Summoner
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Chaucer’s pilgrims
• he rode at the very end of the group of pilgrims, probably so that he can keep an eye on everyone
• Reeve