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اسالة اختبار مادة الادب في عصر النهضة عام 37 الفصل الثاني

اساله الادب في عصر النهضة عام 37 الفصل الثاني

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

لدي اساله مدونه للمادة ولم اللقى احد يعقب ويثبت الاجابة الصحيحة

من يعرف يحل ومتاكد من اجاباته لا يبخل بالمساعدة

اسالة الادب في عصر النهضة النموذج B
الفصل الثاني 1437
نموذج الاسالة متكرر عن اسالة السنوات السابقة

1. Renaissance education was based primarily on :

A. Math and medical science.
B. Latin and Classical Literature.
C. Foreign language.
D. Management and politics.

2. Renaissance writers studied Cicero to :

A. Improve their writing and speaking style.
B. To learn the theory of drama.
C. To learn the theory of poetry.
D. To learn rhetorical figures.

3. Renaissance writers studied Horace to :

A. Improve their writing and speaking style .
B. To learn the theory of drama .
C. To learn the theory of poetry .
D. To learn rhetorical figures .

4. Renaissance writers studied Quintilian to :

A. Improve their writing and speaking style .
B. To learn the theory of drama .
C. To learn the theory of poetry .
D. To learn rhetorical figures.

5. Renaissance:

6. The aim of Renaissance education was :

A. To learn foreign languages .
B. To educate the peasant population .
C. Improving fluency and public speaking .
D. Improving literary skills and drama .

7. Pastoral poetry was considered during the Renaissance :

A. The most provocative form of poetry .
B. The humblest form of poetry .
C. The most popular form of poetry .
D. The most prestigious form of poetry .

8. Epic poetry was considered during the Renaissance :

A. The most provocative form of poetry .
B. The humblest form of poetry .
C. The most popular form of poetry .
D. The most prestigious form of poetry .

9. The sonnet was considered during the Renaissance :

A. The most provocative form of poetry .
B. The humblest form of poetry .
C. The most popular form of poetry .
D. The most prestigious form of poetry .

10. Metaphysical poetry was considered during the Renaissance :

A. The most provocative form of poetry .
B. The humblest form of poetry .
C. The most popular form of poetry .
D. The most prestigious form of poetry .
11. Renaissance poetry was written mostly about royal courts or for royal courts because :

A. Royal courts functioned as universities .
B. Poets were patriotic .
C. Poets were paid by kings and princes .
D. Reading poetry allowed poets to visit the courts .

12. The home of the Petrarchan sonnet was … :

A. France .
B. England .
C. Spin .
D. Italy .

13. The home of the Shakespearean sonnet was … :

A. France .
B. England .
C. Spin .
D. Italy .

14. Which Renaissance poet is credited for popularizing the sonnet across Europe :

A. John Milton .
B. John Donne .
C. Shakespeare .
D. Petrarch .
15. The first part of the Petrarchan poem is called :

A. The introduction .
B. The Octave .
C. The sestet .
D. The conclusion .

16. The second part of the Petrarchan poem is called :

A. The introduction .
B. The Octave .
C. The sestet .
D. The conclusion .

17. Which poet wrote social verse with classical clarity and an ideal of civilized reasonableness :

A. Ben Johnson.
B. John Donne.
C. John Milton.
D. Alexander Pope.

18. Which one of the following poem was written by Robert Herick :

A. On His Blindness .
B. A Valediction : Forbidding Mourning.
C. Upon Julia's Clothes.
D. Macbeth.

19. The first generation of professional English playwrights were called :
A. University Playwrights.
B. Court Poets.
C. Court Playwrights.
D. University Wits.

20. Which one of Christopher Marlow's poems embodies the classic concept of carpe diem :

A. On His Blindness.
B. The Passionate Shepherd To His Love.
C. Upon Julia's Clothes.
D. The Nymph's Reply To The Shepherd.

21. Metaphysical poets were famous for using :

A. Clever and witty language.
B. Long soliloquies.
C. Metaphors about nature.
D. Religious metaphors.

22. What did the three strange women tell Macbeth :

A. A secret.
B. A prophecy.
C. A riddle.
D. The horoscope.

23. A paradox is a contradiction that :

A. Somehow proves unfitting or untrue.
B. Somehow proves fitting or true.
C. Somehow proves to be exaggerated.
D. Somehow proves to be a lie.

24. Which form of poetry in the Renaissance was concerned with the live of shepherds :

A. Country House pomes.
B. Sonnets.
C. Pastoral poetry.
D. Epic poetry.
25. Conceit is … :

A. A metaphor that builds an analogy between two things or situations.
B. A metaphor that builds an analogy between two things or situations not usually comparable.
C. A metaphor that builds an analogy between two things or situations that are usually comparable .
D. A metaphor that builds an analogy between two things or situations that only the poet knows .

26. The most profound influence on English Renaissance Poetry was :

A. Christian Medieval poetry.
B. The Bible.
C. Classical poetry.
D. Classical philosophy.

27. A monologue in which a dramatic character appears to be thinking out loud is called:

A. Internal monologue .
B. Soliloquy .
C. Oration .
D. Sermon .

28. Humanism means that :

A. Important questions of life and death , good and evil , politics and government , ceased being talked about exclusively from the perspective of the king , and started being talked about from the perspective of human beings .
B. Important questions of life and death , good and evil , politics and government , ceased being talked about exclusively from the perspective of the church , and started being talked about from the perspective of the king .
C. Important questions of life and death , good and evil , politics and government , ceased being talked about exclusively from the perspective of the government , and started being talked about from the perspective of human beings .
D. Important questions of life and death, good and evil , politics and government , ceased being talked about exclusively from the perspective of the church , and started being talked about from the perspective of human beings .

29. The person most credited for launching the Reformation was :

A. An English king called Henry VIII .
B. A French priest called John Calvin .
C. A German priest called Martin Luther .
D. An explorer called Columbus .

30. Which one of the poetry in the Renaissance is defined >>>>>>>> country-house estates ?

A. Country House poems .
B. Sonnets .
C. Pastoral poetry .
D. Epic poetry .

31. The purpose of Renaissance poetry was :

A. To show off and to make money .
B. To teach and to please .
C. To educate princes .
D. To educate the peasants .

32. Which form of poetry is said to have produced over three hundreds thousands poems in the 16th century :

A. Epic poetry .
B. Pastoral poetry .
C. The sonnet .
D. Metaphysical poetry .

33. Elizabethan plays were often published … :

A. Before they were performed .
B. After they were performed .
C. Only if they were performed .
D. Were never published .

34. Which poets were famous for using "conceits" , "paradoxes " and " far-fetched imagery " :

A. The pastoral poets .
B. The Country House poets .
C. The Cavalier poets .
D. The Metaphysical poets .

35. Which one of the following poems is an epic :

A. A Valediction : Forbidding Mourning .
B. Paradise Lost .
C. On His Blindness .
D. The Passionate Shepherd To His Love .

36. Which one of the following poems is a sonnet :

A. Valediction : Forbidding Mourning .
B. Paradise Lost .
C. On His Blindness .
D. The Passionate Shepherd To His Love .

37. Which one of the following poems is a metaphysical poem :

A. Valediction : Forbidding Mourning .
B. Paradise Lost .
C. On His Blindness .
D. The Passionate Shepherd To His Love .

38. What was the mean reason behind the Reformation :

A. The greed and corruption of the governments .
B. The greed and corruption of the aristocracy .
C. The greed and corruption of the church .
D. The greed and corruption of the army .

39. As a result of the Reformation and European exploration , world >>>> shifted from :

A. China to India .
B. India to Europe .
C. The Mediterranean to the North Sea .
D. The Mediterranean to the Atlantic .

40. The Tithe was :

A. A tax that forced people to give one-fifth of their produce to the Church .
B. A tax that forced people to give one-fifth of their produce to governments .
C. A tax that forced people to give one-tenth of their produce to the Church .
D. A tax that forced people to give one-tenth of their produce to the governments .

41. The Renaissance also had negative effects like :

A. The increase in taxes on the peasant population .
B. The increase in the cost of living and housing .
C. The increase in the violence against the church and the aristocrats .
D. The slave trade and the occupation of Native American land .

42. Humanism was :

A. The new religion that the Renaissance brought to Europe .
B. The new religion that the Renaissance brought to America .
C. The new culture that the Renaissance brought to Europe .
D. The new culture that the Renaissance brought to America .

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