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#	Вопрос
1	The process of Christianizing the Anglo-Saxons was largely completed in …
2	Most Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, and Scandinavian literary monuments are written in … verse.
3	In "The Dream of the Rood," the story of Christ is narrated by…
4	Beowulf's final battle was with …
5	In early medieval poetry dedicated to warriors, an important place was given to the relationship between the warrior and his …
6	Besides the death of his men, Hrothgar grieved the impossibility of claiming from Grendel a monetary compensation, which is called "…"
7	The version of the founding of Britain recounted by Geoffrey of Monmouth copies the legend of the founding of the city of …
8	Grendel was a descendant of …
9	Match the work with its genre:
10	Arrange the literary periods in chronological order:

#	Вопрос
1	William the Conqueror conducted the first census in Britain, the results of which were recorded in…
2	William Langland was the son of a…
3	William Langland received his education at a…
4	A characteristic feature of allegorical dream-vision poems is…
5	The sources for Thomas Mallory's works were…
6	Thomas Mallory wrote his novels about King Arthur…
7	The main idea of William Langland's poem "The Vision of Piers Plowman" is that truth can only be comprehended through…
8	Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" are united by a common frame narrative, similar to…
9	For his meticulous attention to the smallest details of each character's portrait, Gorky called Chaucer the founder of…
10	Arrange Geoffrey Chaucer's works in the chronological order of their creation:

#	Вопрос
1	The philosophy of the Renaissance is ...
2	In the sonnets typical of the Italian Renaissance, Petrarch has ...
3	The tragedy by William Shakespeare, whose plot first appears in Geoffrey of Monmouth, is ...
4	Thomas More's "Utopia" was heavily influenced by the philosophical work ...
5	Thomas More's "Utopia" is a ...
6	In one of his works, Thomas More portrays King ... as a bloodthirsty, hypocritical monster.
7	The surname of the English poet who introduced the English audience to sonnets is ...
8	The term first applied by F. S. Boas in 1896 to Shakespeare's plays "Hamlet", "All's Well That Ends Well", "Troilus and Cressida", and "Measure for Measure" is the "..." plays.
9	The eighteen plays by Shakespeare published during the author's lifetime in a collection of questionable quality are referred to by the term "..."
10	Read the poem «As a decrepit father takes delight To see his active child do deeds of youth, So I, made lame by fortune's dearest spite, Take all my comfort of thy worth and truth. For whether beauty, birth, or wealth, or wit, Or any of these all, or all, or more, Entitled in thy parts do crowned sit, I make my love engrafted to this store: So then I am not lame, poor, nor despised, Whilst that this shadow doth such substance give That I in thy abundance am sufficed And by a part of all thy glory live. Look, what is best, that best I wish in thee: This wish I have; then ten times happy me!» Identify the rhyming scheme of the given poem

#	Вопрос
1	Due to the Puritan dictatorship, the people of England lost access to... for several years.
2	John Milton's most popular work is ...
3	Robinson Crusoe spent ... on the island.
4	V. G. Belinsky called the work ... the "apotheosis of rebellion against authority."
5	After the execution of Charles I, a republic was proclaimed in England, with power concentrated in the hands of the political figure ...
6	The concept of the ... man, described by John Locke, represents an ideal of a man who follows laws with the help of his reason.
7	John Milton's pamphlet in defense of freedom of the press and freedom of opinion, directed against the decision of Parliament to establish censorship in England, is titled "..."
8	For 11 years, Daniel Defoe secretly served as a political spy and confidential agent for Lord ...
9	The slaves of the Houyhnhnms, depicted by Swift as obscene caricatures of people, are called "..."
10	Establish the chronological sequence of events:

#	Вопрос
1	Robert Burns's father was a …
2	The Royal Society of London was founded in …
3	Samuel Richardson's novel "Pamela; or, Virtue Rewarded" is written in the form of …
4	The manifesto of the "Lake School" is considered to be the programmatic essay opening the collection …
5	It is incorrect that George Byron criticized the "Lake School" for its …
6	Lawrence Stern was born in …
7	The works of the writer … are considered by some researchers to be postmodern due to their extravagance.
8	George Byron created a new literary form – the …
9	Match the periods of Restoration literature with their main trends:
10	Arrange George Byron's works in the chronological order of their creation:

#	Вопрос
1	The novel "The Personal History of David Copperfield" belongs to the ... period of Charles Dickens's work.
2	It is incorrect that William Thackeray published under the pseudonym ...
3	The image of "Vanity Fair" used by William Thackeray was borrowed from ...
4	William Thackeray criticized Charles Dickens for ...
5	The novels "Dombey and Son" by Charles Dickens and "Vanity Fair" by William Thackeray were published ...
6	The action of Charles Dickens's novel "Hard Times" takes place in the town of ...
7	William Thackeray's novel "Vanity Fair" has the subtitle "..."
8	One of William Thackeray's novels is titled "The Tales of Pendennis, His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His ..."
9	The most popular literary genre in Victorian England was the ...
10	Arrange William Thackeray's works in the chronological order of their creation:

#	Вопрос
1	Representatives of Neo-Romanticism include … (indicate 2 answers)
2	The first play that brought Bernard Shaw fame as a playwright was …
3	It is incorrect that a representative of Neo-Romanticism is …
4	"For fourteen years I have not had a day's real health; I have wakened sick and gone to bed weary, and I have done my work unflinchingly," wrote about his life …
5	"Treasure Island" was first published as a serialized novel in the children's magazine "Young Folks" in …
6	The genre of the novel that formed in the mid-19th century on the wave of Romanticism and Neo-Romanticism with their characteristic desire to escape from bourgeois everyday life into a world of exoticism and heroism is the … novel.
7	The most famous work of John Galsworthy is the series of novels "…"
8	An Old Norse prose narrative about historical or mystical events is a …
9	Establish the sequence of publication for the works in John Galsworthy's "The Forsyte Saga" cycle:
10	Match the literary movements with their representatives:

#	Вопрос
1	The origins of the Bloomsbury Group, which united London intellectuals, are associated with …
2	Modernists called for a decisive break with such phenomena in literature as … (choose 2 answers)
3	Wyndham Lewis and Ezra Pound founded …
4	James Joyce's novel "Ulysses" concludes with …
5	The famous musical by the English composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, "Cats," was based on a collection by T.S. Eliot titled …
6	The term "…" was introduced into literary criticism by May Sinclair in her article "The Novels of Dorothy Richardson," published in the journal "The Egoist" in 1918.
7	As a method of artistic representation, James Joyce used the "stream of consciousness" in the novel "…"
8	The movement in Anglo-American poetry of the early 20th century that preferred precision of images and clear, sharp language is …
9	Establish the chronological order of the publication of James Joyce's works:
10	Read the fragment of the poem presented below: "April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain". To which author does T.S. Eliot allude in the opening lines of his most famous poem, "The Waste Land"?

#	Вопрос
1	The group of British writers and dramatists known as the "Angry Young Men" appeared in the ...
2	John Barth's Giles the Goat, David Lodge's Academic Exchange: A Tale of Two Campuses, and Robertson Davies's Rebel Angels can be grouped together by one characteristic: ...
3	British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the English writer of Japanese origin Kazuo Ishiguro are united by the fact that...
4	Graham Greene wrote the novel “The Quiet American” in ...
5	The earliest example of the university novel genre is Kingsley Amis's novel "..."
6	The surname of one of the founders of the Theatre of the Absurd, the author of the play “Waiting for Godot”, is ...
7	William Golding called his novels ...
8	The types of social novel in English literature of the second half of the 20th century, addressing current themes, are the women's novel, the university novel, the Hampstead novel, and the ... novel.
9	Graham Greene's most famous work is his anti-colonialist and anti-war novel "..."
10	Match the works with the characters:

#	Вопрос
1	Edgar Poe's literary life took place in such US cultural centers as …
2	Mark Twain was born in the state of …
3	The pseudonym "Mark Twain" is …
4	The Baltimore years of Edgar Poe are the period of the writer's creative work …
5	Mark Twain began his career as a …
6	Edgar Poe enlisted in the army under the surname …
7	The work that brought Mark Twain fame is "The Celebrated Jumping …of Calaveras County”
8	Mark Twain's full birth name is Samuel Langhorne ….
9	Edgar Poe's first collection of poems was published under the title "…"
10	Arrange the stages of Edgar Poe's life spent in four American literary centers in chronological order:

#	Вопрос
1	Strict controls on the production of sausages and other meat products were introduced in America after the publication of the novel …
2	The defining plot lines in Ernest Hemingway's novel "A Farewell to Arms" include … (specify 2 answers)
3	The destructive influence of the "American Dream" on the individual and the hero's fate is shown in the novel …
4	The primacy of imagery as a means of expressing a poetic idea is characteristic of the literary movement known as …
5	Upton Sinclair belonged to a group of American writers and publicists that President Roosevelt called "…"
6	The main trend in American literature in the 1950s-60s was …
7	The last name of the poet, author of the poem "Chicago," which glorifies the industrial city, is …
8	Match the American writers with their places of birth:
9	Match the American writers with their works:
10	Arrange Ernest Hemingway's novels in chronological order of their publication:

#	Вопрос
1	The Ruthwell Cross contains a fragment of the poem …
2	The leader of the Normans, who invaded Britain with his army and seized power, was called …
3	Bede the Venerable became famous for his works as “… of English history”
4	The stories of Cleopatra, Phisba, Medea, Phyllis, Hippipyle, Ariadne, Lucretia, Philomena, Hypermnestra, and Dido are included in Geoffrey Chaucer's collection titled “ “
5	Mallory's novels became famous thanks to the English publisher, the first printer…
6	Arrange the King Arthur novels in the Caxton sequence:
7	One of the genres of European medieval theatre, based on religious plots is…
8	Playwright and poet ... prophetically praised Shakespeare with the words: «He did not belong to the era - he is for all times»
9	Establish a correspondence between the writers and the characters of their works:
10	Match the author with the fact from his biography:
11	The concept of the "natural man" implies that …
12	Romanticism is characterized by …
13	It is incorrect that Edmund Burke identified such a category of the sublime as …
14	Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey united in the … School.
15	The beginning of English Romanticism is considered to be the appearance in 1798 of the collection "…" by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
16	One of the 53 chapters of the novel … tells of Mr. Fang, a police magistrate, and his method of dispensing justice.
17	The popular crime novels of the 1820s-40s, which William Thackeray criticized, were the … novels.
18	John Galsworthy received the Nobel Prize in Literature in ...
19	John Sinjohn is the pseudonym of ...
20	The original trilogy "The Forsyte Saga" included the novels "The Man of Property," "In Chancery," and "..."
21	The country where the doctrine of "art for art's sake" originated is ...
22	The hero of T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" says of himself: "No! I am not …, nor was meant to be; Am an attendant lord, one that will do To swell a progress, start a scene or two, Advise the prince; no doubt, an easy tool"
23	William Golding was awarded the Booker Prize for the novel …
24	Arrange William Golding's works according to the chronology of their creation:
25	The American Revolution began in ...
26	The border beyond which the uncharted territory of the United States began is called ...
27	Match the writers with the years of their lives:
28	Match the stages of Edgar Poe's literary career with the chronological periods:
29	In the title of the novel ... Ernest Hemingway used the words of the English poet John Donne
30	The corruption of American justice in Theodore Dreiser's novel “An American Tragedy” is personified by the characters of investigator Fred Hite and prosecutor Orville ...

#	Вопрос
1	The illustration below shows the Gosford Cross in the cemetery of St Mary's Church in Gosford (County Cumbria). The cross is carved with images of Loki, Heimdall, Vidar with the serpent Fenrir, as well as the serpent Jormungandr and Thor. What does this cross have in common with the Rutvel cross?
2	Study the picture: What moment is depicted in the picture?
3	Read the excerpt: The King knew he said sooth, for Conscience him told That Wrong was a wicked luft and much sorrow wrought. Wrong was afeared then, and Wisdom he sought To make peace with his pence, and proffered him many, And said, “Had I love of my lord the King, little would I reck Though Peace and his powers plained them ever! Who is the author of this work? What is it called? What genre does it belong to? What characteristic features can be observed here?
4	Read the poem: The heart and service to you proffer’d With right good will full honestly, Refuse it not, since it is offer’d, But take it to you gentlely. And though it be a small present, Yet good, consider graciously The thought, the mind, and the intent Of him, that loves you faithfully. It were a thing of small effect To work my woe thus cruelly, For my good will to be abject: Therefore, accept it lovingly. Pain or travel, to run or ride, I undertake it pleasantly; Bid ye me go, and straight I glide At your commandement humbly. Pain or pleasure, now may you plant Even which it please you steadfastly; Do which you list, I shall not want To be your servant secretly. And since so much I do desire To be your own assuredly, For all my service and my hire Reward your servant liberally. Is this poem a sonnet? What is its rhyme scheme?
5	An excerpt from the graphic novel based on this work is presented below: Which work is this?
6	Read the excerpt from the poem “ Don Juan” by Byron In Seville was he born, a pleasant city, Famous for oranges and women—he Who has not seen it will be much to pity, So says the proverb—and I quite agree; Of all the Spanish towns is none more pretty, Cadiz perhaps—but that you soon may see; Don Juan’s parents lived beside the river, A noble stream, and call’d the Guadalquivir. What is the rhyme scheme of this passage?
7	Look at the portrait: Who is depicted in it?
8	Read the preface to the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, written by Oscar Wilde in 1891: "An artist is someone who creates beautiful things. To reveal art and conceal the artist is the aim of art. A critic is someone who, in a new manner or using new material, expresses their impression of these beautiful things. Criticism, whether good or bad, is always autobiographical. So those who see depravity in beauty are themselves depraved and, moreover, not beautiful. This is a great flaw. Cultured people are able to find beautiful ideas in beautiful things. There is still hope for them. And only for the chosen few do beautiful things mean beauty exclusively. There are no moral or immoral books. There are books that are well written and books that are poorly written. That's all. The nineteenth century's aversion to realism is the rage of Caliban seeing his face in the mirror. The nineteenth century's aversion to romanticism is the rage of Caliban not seeing his face in the mirror. Someone's moral life may sometimes become the subject of an artist's work; however, the morality of art lies in the perfect application of imperfect means. No artist wants to prove anything, because even reliable truths can be proven. No artist has ethical biases. Ethical biases in an artist are an unforgivable affectation of style. There are no sickly artists. An artist can depict anything. Thought and language are the tools of an artist's craft. Vice and virtue are the materials of an artist's art. In terms of form, music is the prototype of all art. In terms of feeling, the prototype is the acting of an actor. All art is both surface and symbol. Those who penetrate deeper than the surface are themselves responsible for this. Those who decipher the symbol are themselves responsible for doing so. For it is the viewer, not life, that truly reflects art. Disagreement about a work of art indicates that it is new, complex and vital. If critics disagree among themselves, the artist is in agreement with himself. We can forgive a person who creates something useful if he himself does not admire it. The only excuse for someone who creates something useless is that everyone admires it immensely. All art is completely useless”. What, in your opinion, is the essence of the preface? Can we consider it a dialogue between the author and the reader or a collection of aphorisms? What meaning did the author put into this text? Which of its statements seem paradoxical to you? Which of the following opinions on this subject seems more correct to you?
9	Read the excerpt from the work: “He jumped down from the platform and looked importantly at his audience, gathering the folds of his spacious robe at his feet. His fat, shadowed face and heavy oval chin resembled a medieval prelate, a patron of the arts. A satisfied smile appeared on his lips. - Laughter and nothing else,' he said cheerfully. 'Your name is ridiculous, like that of an ancient Greek. Pointing his finger with friendly mockery, he walked away to the parapet, laughing. Stephen Dedal, having climbed to the top of the stairs, wearily followed him, but, not reaching him, sat down on the edge of the landing and began to watch as he placed a mirror on the parapet, dipped a brush in the foam, and lathered his neck and cheeks”. From which work is this episode taken? Which character is portrayed in it?
10	This word is repeated 11 times and ends most of the quatrains in Edgar Allan Poe's famous poem. What is the word? What is the poem called? In which city and year was it first published?

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