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Medieval and Early Modern English Literature Exam Review, Exams of Human Geography

A review sheet or study guide for an exam on medieval and early modern english literature. It covers key literary terms and concepts such as alliteration, caesura, chivalry, morality plays, and notable works like the canterbury tales and morte darthur. It also includes a timeline of important historical events in english history from 1066 to 1956, providing context for the literary works and movements discussed. This document could be useful for students preparing for an exam or essay on this period of english literature, as it covers a broad range of topics and provides a concise overview of the key elements. The level of detail and the mix of literary and historical information suggest this document is likely intended for a university-level course on medieval or early modern english literature.

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2024/2025

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ENGL 2100 Examination One
1. Alliteration - ✔✔The repetition of an initial consonant sound in
consecutive or closely positioned words
2. Caesura - ✔✔A pause or breathing space within a line or verse,
generally occuring between syntactic units
3. Chivalry - ✔✔The knightly system of feudal times with it's
attendant religious, moral, and social codes, usages, and practices
4. Morality play - ✔✔A kind of drama popular in the 15th and early
16th centuries, intended to inculcate a moral or spiritual lesson, in
which the chief characters are personifications of abstract
characters
5. Morte Darthur - ✔✔Sir Thomas Mallory
6. Mystery play - ✔✔A popular medieval play based on biblical
stories or the lives of the saints
7. The Canterbury Tales - ✔✔Geoffrey Chaucer
8. 1066 - ✔✔Battle of Hastings
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ENGL 2100 Examination One

  1. Alliteration - ✔✔The repetition of an initial consonant sound in consecutive or closely positioned words
  2. Caesura - ✔✔A pause or breathing space within a line or verse, generally occuring between syntactic units
  3. Chivalry - ✔✔The knightly system of feudal times with it's attendant religious, moral, and social codes, usages, and practices
  4. Morality play - ✔✔A kind of drama popular in the 15th and early 16th centuries, intended to inculcate a moral or spiritual lesson, in which the chief characters are personifications of abstract characters
  5. Morte Darthur - ✔✔Sir Thomas Mallory
  6. Mystery play - ✔✔A popular medieval play based on biblical stories or the lives of the saints
  7. The Canterbury Tales - ✔✔Geoffrey Chaucer
  8. 1066 - ✔✔Battle of Hastings
  1. 1086 - ✔✔Domesday book is written
  2. 1215 - ✔✔Magna Carta signed
  3. 1381 - ✔✔Peasant's revolt
  4. 1485 - ✔✔Richard III killed at the battle of Bosworth Field
  5. 1486 - ✔✔William Caxton prints Sir Thomas Mallory's Morte Darthur
  6. 1510 - ✔✔Everyman is performed
  7. 1588 - ✔✔Spanish armada attacked england
  8. 1649 - ✔✔Charles I executed
  9. 1707 - ✔✔Union of England and Scotland
  10. 1805 - ✔✔Battle of Trafalgar