oefentoets literatuur engels v5

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

Oefentoets literatuur

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

Old English

What kind of rhyme is this?
'monegum maegbum meodo'

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

Middle English

What type of genre was created in Middle English

1. Comedy
2. Mystery
3. Drama
4. Romance

What happened in 1066?

What is an allegory?

1. A work in which the story has an extra meaning
2. A work in which the story has an open end
3. A work in which the story is a metaphor
4. A work in which the story has a cliffhanger

What is a ballad?

1. A song, that tells a story
2. A song about tragedy
3. A song about love
4. A song that tells a book

What is not a type of ballad?

1. Historical ballads
2. Tragic ballads
3. Outlaw ballads
4. Inlaw ballads

Who/What is excalibur from the story of King Arthur

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

Renaissance

Which publication can be seen as the start of modern englisch?

1. Publication of the first sonnet of Shakespeare
2. Publication of the bible
3. Publication of Macbeth
4. Publication of Romeo and Juliet

Name 2 differences between the Globe Theater and modern Theater

What is utopia and who wrote utopia?

What is the structure of a Shakespearian sonnet?

What is the difference between a Shakespearian and an Italian sonnet?

Which is not a category of the plays of Shakespeare?

1. Tragedy
2. Comedy
3. Romance
4. Historical drama

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

18th Century Novel

What is the similarity between Robinson Crusoe and Gulliver's Travels?

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

Romanticism

What does 'Auld Lang Syne' mean?

oefentoets literatuur engels v5

19th Century Novel

Which is not a writing movement of the USA?

1. The Romantic Renaissance
2. The Romantic Period
3. The Realist Movement
4. The American Renaissance

Which is not true?

1. Mark Twain was 'the father of American literature'
2. Mark Twain wrote Tom Sawyer
3. Mark Twain was raised in Hannibal
4. Mark Twain wrote Oliver Twist

William Shakespeare

Geoffrey Chaucer

Mark Twain

Jane Austen

Romeo and Juliet

16th century

Sense and Sensibility

18th century

14th century

The Canterbury Tales

19th century

The adventures of Tom Sawyer