Периоды английской литературы. Карпова В.А - 21 стр.

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8. The division between _________ and religious lyrics appears to be
somewhat artificial.
9. Chaucer was a very remarkable ___________.
10. The masterpiece among the alliterative poems which have _________
from the fourteenth century is undoubtedly Sir Gawayne and the
Green Knight.
11. The greatest English poets have been those who have followed the
genius of the language in ___________ false convention.
12. It is _________ to prove Langlands close contact with rural life.
13. There are about sixty English medieval metrical
romances___________ .
14. If we compare the extant romances we should quickly recognize that a
number of themes or motifs keep __________ in them.
15. Chaucers mastery of his art is __________ deep in past poetic
practice.
16. There are about sixty English medieval ________ romances extant.
17. Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight is written in an English
________ .
18. Langland showed that he could handle a plain, __________ narrative
in verse.
19. As ________ story-tellers at the courts of kings and nobles in early
medieval France and England, the Bretons told their tales in French.
20. The unity of the Canterbury Tales is not altered by the fact that the
whole poem as planned remained_________.
Comprehension Activities
I. Read the following statements. Which of these statements do you think
are correct?
1. The period between 1100 and 1350 is commonly referred to as the
Middle English Period.
2. The fourteenth century was a rich period for poetry.
3. In the medieval period in Europe, short narratives were most
commonly written in verse.
4. All medieval English poetry closely resembles Chaucer.
5. If we compare the extant romances we should quickly recognize that
their themes are not related.
6. The Canterbury Tales is the greatest human tragedy of the Middle
Ages.
7. Chaucers Romaunt of the Rose is a literary source, a model of
Roman de la Rose.
8. The medieval period saw the end of the alliterative tradition.
9. In the Canterbury Tales we are listening much of the time to the
talking of the author.
10. Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight is written in an English dialect.
8. The division between _________ and religious lyrics appears to be
    somewhat artificial.
9. Chaucer was a very remarkable ___________.
10. The masterpiece among the alliterative poems which have _________
    from the fourteenth century is undoubtedly “Sir Gawayne and the
    Green Knight”.
11. The greatest English poets have been those who have followed the
    genius of the language in ___________ false convention.
12. It is _________ to prove Langland’s close contact with rural life.
13. There      are    about     sixty   English      medieval      metrical
    romances___________ .
14. If we compare the extant romances we should quickly recognize that a
    number of themes or motifs keep __________ in them.
15. Chaucer’s mastery of his art is __________ deep in past poetic
    practice.
16. There are about sixty English medieval ________ romances extant.
17. “Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight” is written in an English
    ________ .
18. Langland showed that he could handle a plain, __________ narrative
    in verse.
19. As ________ story-tellers at the courts of kings and nobles in early
    medieval France and England, the Bretons told their tales in French.
20. The unity of the “Canterbury Tales” is not altered by the fact that the
    whole poem as planned remained_________.
                     Comprehension Activities
I. Read the following statements. Which of these statements do you think
are correct?
1. The period between 1100 and 1350 is commonly referred to as the
    Middle English Period.
2. The fourteenth century was a rich period for poetry.
3. In the medieval period in Europe, short narratives were most
    commonly written in verse.
4. All medieval English poetry closely resembles Chaucer.
5. If we compare the extant romances we should quickly recognize that
    their themes are not related.
6. The “Canterbury Tales” is the greatest human tragedy of the Middle
    Ages.
7. Chaucer’s “Romaunt of the Rose” is a literary source, a model of
    “Roman de la Rose”.
8. The medieval period saw the end of the alliterative tradition.
9. In the “Canterbury Tales” we are listening much of the time to the
    talking of the author.
10. “Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight” is written in an English dialect.

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