F 2. Where does the play take place? 3 54.4 Es. 2 He asks her if she is aware of the terms of the dispute between Shylock and Antonio. However, she is also an unconventional female character as she expresses her love vividly and through concrete images. 6 They were innocent adolescents at the beginning, now Juliet is emphasising that their relationship has become responsible and adult. 3 61.4 Es. It includes representatives of feudal society, members of the clergy and the middle classes. 1 141.2 Es. The main causes of the conflict were: both houses were direct descendants of King Edward III the ruling Lancastrian king, Henry VI, surrounded himself with unpopular nobles it was a time of general discontent and unrest there were a number of powerful lords who had their own private armies at their personal command Henry VI was considered to be mentally unstable. 7 104 Link to Contemporary Culture: The myth of Robinson 104.1 Es. 3 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 15/239 129.4 Es. What is a major question in the play? 4. She describes it as a symbol of earthly power. 3 155.4 Es. Shakespeare chose the Italian city of Verona as the setting of this play because Italians were popularly considered violent and passionate, characteristics which easily charmed the English at that time. 1. 2 89.3 Es. 6 35.7 Es. What is the style of this play like? 6. what their mood was like They were disconsolate (line 12). 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 47/239 3. What internal changes did he introduce? Es. It was signed at Runnymede, near Windsor, on 15th June 1215. Describe the characteristics of the page in picture 2. 2 81.3 Demons, IMAGINE DRAGONS 81.3.1 Es. 10 It is both because we are accustomed to seeing people as individuals, whereas in the 14th century this was not so. Describe the cause and effect relationship in lines 26-28. Her request is not supported by her husband. 1 62.2 Es. R 4. 1 142.2 Es. 3rd section (lines 29-97): Introduction to the theme of revenge and description of the murder. 5 Form of government: Republic. 2 48.3 Es. 4. He sees Christ crucified, whose blood was spent to save mankind but not Faustus. 6 54.7 Es. Some fire lit by warriors up on a snowy cliff is thrown down on to the ship. Es. Macrocosm stood for the universe, nature and the skies, while microcosm was represented by the human body as a map of the universe. Performer Shaping Ideas. 7 34.8 Es. Why do you think both the girl and the elf ask questions? Everything turns out as he plans until he is finally discovered. Es. 5 1. 2. 2. 1 100.2 Es. What do the voiceless children want, according to Malala? Temporal and religious powers were thus joined in the figure of the monarch. He performed Henry VIIIs wedding ceremony to Anne Boleyn. 12 55 From Text to Screen: Romeo + Juliet 55.1 Es. 2 59.3 Es. A 8. 3 There are short lines and broken bits of dialogue. 3. Does he tell her his name? Is Doctor Faustus a tragedy or a comedy? Es. Correct the false ones. B The arches in the vault are pointed. How did Elizabeth encourage overseas exploration? What different actions is he doing? 6. What does the word Malala mean? It is also about melancholy and doubt. He hails the horrors of Hell (lines 9-10). The three elements of this linguistic image are tenor: Iagos jealousy, vehicle: poisonous animal, common ground: they both cause death. On the island. G 2. Students activity. 4 82 Review 82.1 Es. Dopo averle attivate, come puoi scaricare le risorse digitali di questo libro? They crossed the Atlantic on their longships looking for treasure, cattle and slaves. 2 156.3 Es. 8 60 Hamlet 60.1 Es. 5 97.6 Es. 3 He loves to hear her speak. Miltons style is elevated and matches the seriousness of the universal subject of the fall of man; the poet used a new kind of blank verse of sonorous magnificence. Milton and Dante had contrasting ideas as regards Satans physical appearance and dwelling, but the most notable difference is that Dantes Satan becomes a means of punishment, while Miltons is a twofold symbol of Gods eternal justice, being cast out of Heaven himself and, later, forcing Adam and Eve out of Eden. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 86/239 2. In what respect is his language appropriate to his character? In the Renaissance the concepts of microcosm (from the Greek words mikros, small, and kosmos, world) and macrocosm (from the Greek words makros, large, and kosmos, world) underlined the correspondence between the individual and the universe. 1 1. Humanism 5. deliver 6. faith 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 96/239 7. theology 8. navy 9. fleet 10. treason 11. execute 12. religious service 13. restore 14. ally 15. toleration 16. proposal 17. heir 18. portrait 19. piracy 20. rule 21. consent 22. king by divine right 23. patronage 24. conspiracy 25. dissenter 26. dismiss (the Parliament) 27. opponent 28. represent 29. censorship 30. ban Es. 3. In the first act Romeo Montague is presented as a man belonging to the courtly love convention because of his intense adoration and respect for a lady who is chaste and impossible. ISBN 9788808927743. The iron plough. Grendel breaks into the mead hall at Heorot and fights against Beowulf. Rispondi e guadagna punti. 3 37 2.4 The early Stuarts 37.1 Es. Romeos elaborate images are in contrast with Juliets direct language. When was most of the surviving abbey built? During his reign Erasmus of Rotterdam brought the Humanism of the Renaissance to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, while Sir Thomas More moved England closer to North-European thought and the origins of Protestantism. He wishes he could turn into air and then into water drops. Five theories on the greatest emotion of all 81.2.1 Es. disponibile in due versioni: He slept on a filthy mattress lying on the floor. Why does Malala think strong countries are actually weak? He refers to astrology. Es. A character may suddenly change from everyday prose to solemn verse. What kind of test has Portias father planned? 2 49.3 Es. Romeo and Juliet both describe what they can see Juliet talks of the darkness which even withholds the sight from each other but which allows their love to reveal itself and develop Es. What idea do they convey? What is his last offer? 5 56 The Merchant of Venice 56.1 Es. She stabs herself with Romeos dagger Es. 1 156.2 Es. Can Hamlet be regarded as a revenge tragedy? He is thinking like a Ptolemaic astronomer. The act which declared Henry VIII the Supreme Head of the Church of England. What is the king doing and who are the people in front of him in picture 1? The globe of the earth or the heavens the queen is holding in some portraits were the emblems of the microcosm and macrocosm, while the olive branch stood for her majesty. The republic encouraged foreign trade and both the merchant and the war fleet grew rapidly. The phrase the swans road in line 12 is B a kenning for the sea. 1 55.2 Es. The murderer, Claudius, poured poison in his ear while he was sleeping in his orchard. Explain your answer. 2. Spiazzi, Tavella, Layton - Performer Heritage - Zanichelli Codice Polite Pari Opportunit Libri di Testo Il Codice, approvato nel 1999 dall'Associazione italiana editori, impegna i . 3 134.4 Es. Studia grazie alle numerose risorse presenti su Docsity, Prepara i tuoi esami con i documenti condivisi da studenti come te su Docsity, I migliori documenti in vendita da studenti che hanno completato gli studi. 6 Milton put a great deal of his own soul into Satan; since the poet himself was a rebel against the political authority of the king and the religious authority of the Church of England, his sympathy was for Satan, the rebel. 2 5.3 Es. Es. 10 9 1.6 The Wars of the Roses 9.1 Es. What does the girl ask the elf to do? J 5. Malala - Nobel Prize acceptance speech Es. 4 159.5 Es. The Origins and the Middle Ages 3 1.1 From Pre-Celtic to Roman Britain 3.1 Es. 2 1. 4 1. 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What does the dialogue between the two lovers deal with? 2. T7 The Prioress Es. 3 49 T13 My mistress' eyes 49.1 Es. 2 160.3 Es. What shows that the Prioresss manners at table were well taught? Juliet is impulsive, personal, direct, artless, practical. 4 1. cursing 2. cramps 3. belong 4. resources 5. effort 6. speak 7. civilised 8. rape 9. populate 10. obeys T30 Prospero renounces his magic powers Es. 2. 1 1. 3 81.3.4 Es. 7. 6. The king dismissed the Petition of Right of 1628 because he thought that he was king by divine right. 3 B They underline particular concepts. Mercy blesses both those who give it and those who receive it Es. What is the title of the play performed at court? 65-84): While Hamlets father was sleeping in his garden, as he used to do in the a ernoon, his brother poured some poison into his ear. it plays so ly at the beginning and then reaches a crescendo. Romeo tries to kiss Juliet. 2. 7. Who disguises herself as a lawyer? C Reading and Use of English - Part 1 Es. 3 1. It characterises something more effectively. What function does this literary technique serve? It deals with love and their desire to be married. Put out the light 6. weep 7. relume 8. heavenly Es. What does Lady Macbeth tell her husband to do? Latinised words: Region, Soil, Clime (line 1), Possessor (line 11). The descriptions of the pilgrims vary in length, point of view and tone some emphasise what the pilgrim wears, some what he/she does or thinks. 12. 3 147.4 Es. They began to burn and cut down the forests, to grow cereals like wheat, barley or oats 2. A Confusion of values. The whole universe was governed by divine will; nature was Gods instrument, the social hierarchy a product of nature. What were the consequences? 3 49.4 Es. In the background the Spanish Armada is approaching England on the le and is destroyed by bad weather on the right. The king was condemned to death and his execution took place in 1649. Satan can be considered an epic hero since he is a leader, he has got courage which makes him accept and face up to his defeat. 2 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 7/239 54.3 Es. 3 81.4.4 Es. 4 142.5 Es. 4 Spiazzi Concorso a cattedra 2020. Blood: It symbolises the guilt of murder which sticks to Macbeths hands and cannot be washed away Water: It symbolises the possibility of redemption. 2 Who inhabited Britain six thousand years ago A population who began to burn and cut down the forests, to grow cereals and to breed cattle, pigs and sheep. Though Doctor Faustus is regarded as a morality play, it is different from the medieval play Everyman, where Death is a character, God is rigid and vindictive, and the only life possible to reach eternal salvation is the one leading to death. The Geat womans cry expresses her sorrow for the death of her lord, but at the same time the fears of a whole nation of invasion, the death to come and a destiny of slavery and misery. Venice was particularly exciting to the English. Line 35. It helps create a delicate atmosphere and a feeling of accomplishment when the two young lovers finally kiss each other. Es. It concerned the medieval relationship between the monarch and the barons, rather than the rights of ordinary people. 6 49.6 Es. 2 88 3.4 The Age of Reason 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 11/239 88.1 Es. He took holy orders in the Anglican Church 16 8. 2 139.2 Es. Weapons and gold artefacts. Other works Paradise Regained (1671), a much less grandiose poem on Satans temptation of Christ, and Samson Agonistes (1671), a tragedy in verse on the final days of the biblical Samson, his moral recovery and self-sacrifice. It means that mercy is not forced or constrained. What do you think the other possible motives might be? On the other hand, lowerclass people could not afford the expense of such a trip. Decide whether the following statements referred to Desdemona are true or false. 2. 2. It ends with the meeting of Romeo and Juliet and with the couple discovering that their families are enemies. 3 153.4 Es. What time is it at the beginning of the speech, in line 32 and line 51? Beowulf voyages across the sea with them. 8 96.9 Es. 2. 4 61.5 Es. The restoration of Catholic rituals and heresy laws. 1 1st section (lines 1-13): First meeting between Hamlet and his fathers ghost. 6 6 1.4 Anarchy and Henry Plantagenet 6.1 Es. 2 1. not/nothing 2. sun 3. lips 4. coral 5. white 6. snow 7. wire(s) 8. not 9. roses 10. perfume 11. music 12. goddess Es. The names given to the pilgrims refer to their profession and suggest a society in which work conditioned the personality and world view of each individual. 3. Who brought Christianity back to Britain? Performer Heritage ti guida in un affascinante viaggio attraverso la letteratura inglese. This is because Iago directs the action throughout, making the audience passive accomplices. 17/1/2021 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu. B. Es. The Parliamentarians, the kings opponents, prepared to fight back. C 2.6 The sonnet Es. The Murder of Gonzago. quasi 3 anni fa. Some examples: Run-on-lines: Lines 2, 3, 4, 5. What is the name of the castle where the story is set? The low-angle shot of the burning fire makes the subject look bigger and more powerful. Explain how Magna Carta is viewed today. 6. 1.6 The Wars of the Roses Es. 12. Romeo and Juliet is characterised by elements both of comedy and tragedy. 3 96.4 Es. 8. acknowledge a hidden order (line 11); This refers to recognising that there is something over and above what is obvious, something religious or supernatural that determines what happens and might deliberately summon us. 5. Es. 3 4.4 Es. Line 2 contains C a paradox. Which two options did she have and which did she choose? The power of reason is so important because it can make a Heaven of Hell and a Hell of Heaven (line 14). What does it show? N 14. What materials were used to build Norman cathedrals? J 6. Thomas Cromwell, the kings chancellor, suppressed 400 small monasteries and confiscated their lands and money. Prospero is not a vengeful deity, he typifies good, white magic. Why? 6 Numerous big windows, very high steeples, high roof, fan vaulting, pointed arches, and wall surfaces covered with a vertical pattern of geometrical panels. 4 8.5 Es. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 76/239 2. He also sees God stretching out his arm and bending his ireful brows. Tick as appropriate. 2. what action he feels he should be doing; He wonders if he ought to phone the emergency services. 1 3.2 Es. 2 53.3 Es. 4 7.5 Towards B2 7.5.1 Es. At first he appreciated his kindness but then became gradually dominated by hatred because he felt deprived of what belonged to him. 2 1. Who is speaking? 1 Marley sees religion not as a promise of paradise but something to help you live on earth life is a struggle to maintain your basic rights. What does Portia state in lines 33-38? It is unusual because it is not flattering, wiry hair is something that shampoo companies try to cure nowadays! The queen denies having committed a bloody act. Prospero gave Caliban food, taught him his language and gave him human care. No, they do not. Shylock. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 36/239 2. The monasteries became important cultural centres, where illuminated Gospels and Bedes The Ecclesiastical History of the English People were produced. 3 151.4 Es. Out of chaos, God created the earth, fixed in the centre of the universe, and around it the spheres. 7. What is Shakespearean language characterised by? Why/Why not? It takes place in the universe, which is based on the Ptolemaic system: in Miltons Heaven, God sits on his throne surrounded by the nine orders of angels; the tenth one, who revolted under Satan, has been hurled down into a dreadful realm, Hell, which is below chaos and which is in antithesis with Gods world. He used different levels of speech and action. He was covered only with a blanket wrapped around his waist and a towel around his head and shoulders. B 9. Es. 4 1. Madness, instead, will be Lady Macbeths punishment later in the play. Latin texts were translated into Anglo-Saxon and the AngloSaxon Chronicle was commissioned in 890. 6. B 7. 1 10 1.7 The development of poetry 10.1 Es. 4 It creates tension and curiosity. F 6. 3 57 T17 The bond 57.1 Es. 5. 1 102.2 Es. Elizabeth is shown carrying a rainbow in her right hand. 2 133.3 Es. Look at picture 1 on page 82. Literary competence, per scoprire il valore estetico e culturale del brano. Because they created a good contrast between Doctor Faustus, who was associated with the devil, and Doctor Luther, the man of God. 4. Who, according to Portia, possesses mercy? It was laid on a burial-ship. 10 1. Lifespan: 1564-93. He feels it will be anyway too late to do anything and that others will already have phoned. B 6. 5 143 T47 Daffodils 143.1 Es. Es. Therefore, subordination and unity were the natural rules for the State, which should be subject to a single head. It is filthy, it is not pure. It implies the usurpation of the throne and also of the royal bed. 3. 10. Es. He is described as a serpent, a traitor, an adulterous and lascivious beast Underlined in blue: words referred to Queen Gertrude, who is presented ambiguously: she is seemingly virtuous, an angel with the sense of guilt tormenting her. 3. This is the reason why most of the action happens out-of-doors. 2 56.3 Es. 4 1. Identify the line that justifies the title of the text. 12 Didascalia Sonnet sequence Romeo and Juliet Characters The angelical woman is the embodiment of both physical and moral perfection. homersimpsonn 93 recensioni - 20 documenti. 3 He implores the audience to become aware of what is happening around them and fight for their rights. There is great energy and life in his use of colour and description. 1 1. Why did the Reformed clergy encourage the stories about Faust? 03978000374, M. Spiazzi, M. Tavella, M. Layton Performer Heritage, Simulazione di seconda prova Esame di stato 2021, Trova questo corso nel catalogo ZANICHELLI, Che cos' il codice di attivazione di un libro, Come registrarsi come insegnante su myZanichelli. C 5. 2 1. 2 1. blood (line 14) It is related to Christianity and redemption. 2 100 T35 A dreadful deliverance 100.1 Es. Othello uses poetry with an elevated tone while the prose of Iago contrasts with Othellos sonorous poetry: his voice is intellectual, controlled, cynical and brutal. What does line 20 mean? 2 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 70/239 Boxes: Antonios behaviour against Shylock: Shylock blames Antonio for scorning him and his race, causing him financial loss and raising his enemies against him. 3. 4. visual analysis, con attivit di contestualizzazione e approfondimento. Which line gives the ballad its new title? What did they bring with them and what did they build? 1 151.2 Es. 4 96.5 Es. C 4. 2 1. 7. 2 143.3 Es. 2.13 John Milton Es. They believed in immortality and in the transmigration of the soul from one person to another. Students activity. D 8. 2 1. what the Geats built for Beowulf They built a (funeral) pyre (line 1). 4 1. 1 Italian or Petrarchan sonnet English or Shakespearean sonnet Number of lines 14 lines in iambic pentameter 14 lines in iambic pentameter Layout 2 sections: the octave presents an issue or a situation; the sestet contains the solution of the problem or personal reflections 4 sections: three quatrains present a theme or three different arguments; the final couplet solves or summarises the problem Rhyme scheme octave: ABBA ABBA sestet: CDE CDE or CDC DCD first quatrain: ABAB second quatrain: CDCD third quatrain: EFEF couplet: GG (wp ndr) Turning point at the end of the eighth line, and the ninth is sometimes introduced by words like and, if, so, but or yet at the end of the eighth line, and the ninth is sometimes introduced by words like and, if, so, but or yet Language full of oxymora full of oxymora and conceits Themes love and desire for a lady who cannot return the poets love love, beauty, decay and art 2.7 Metaphysical poetry 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 55/239 2.9 Christopher Marlowe Es.

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