Lesson 3.3.3
3.3.3 The Movement (The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse) Quiz: Pearson Edexcel English Literature, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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In which decade did 'The Movement' emerge as a prominent group of British writers?
- 1920s
- 1950s
- 1930s
- 1970s
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Which stylistic feature was typically favoured by poets associated with The Movement?
- High romanticism
- Surrealist imagery
- Plain diction
- Free verse
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Who edited The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse, as the spec lists it?
- Christopher Ricks
- Michael Schmidt
- Philip Larkin
- David Wright
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The Movement is most associated with which decade?
- 1920s
- 1970s
- 1950s
- 1900s
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Who wrote 'Horror Comic' in the Movement list?
- Elizabeth Jennings
- George Macbeth
- Robert Conquest
- John Wain
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Which Movement poet wrote the poem titled 'Delay'?
- Philip Larkin
- Elizabeth Jennings
- Thom Gunn
- Kingsley Amis
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Who wrote 'Warning' in the Movement list?
- Elizabeth Jennings
- Peter Porter
- George Macbeth
- Jenny Joseph
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Which Movement poem has a title that explicitly includes the word 'Understatement'?
- Ode to Silence
- Defence of Restraint
- Apology for Understatement
- Praise of Moderation
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Who wrote 'Metamorphosis' in the Movement list?
- Peter Porter
- Molly Holden
- Elizabeth Jennings
- Thomas Blackburn
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Who wrote 'Photograph of Haymaker, 1890' in the list?
- Peter Porter
- Rosemary Tonks
- Molly Holden
- John Wain
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What is the literal meaning of the Latin phrase 'Felo de se'?
- Treason
- Suicide
- Murder
- Homicide
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What style of language did Movement poets prefer over Modernist experiment?
- Highly symbolic
- Clear and conversational
- Visionary rhetoric
- Obscure and mythic
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Why did Movement poets frequently use irony in their poetry?
- To inspire awe
- To create myth
- To provoke anger
- To resist sentimentality
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Which post-war social development influenced Movement poetry?
- The suffragette movement
- The welfare state
- The agricultural boom
- The digital revolution
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Which literary device involves deliberately restrained expression to avoid emotional excess?
- Personification
- Hyperbole
- Oxymoron
- Understatement
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How did Movement poets view the ideal role of the poetic speaker?
- Rational individual
- Political leader
- Divine prophet
- Mythic hero
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Which metrical style is characteristic of Movement poetry?
- Traditional metre
- Free verse
- Syllabic verse
- Prose poetry
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According to critics, what is a potential drawback of Movement irony?
- Narrows emotional range
- Destroys rhyme scheme
- Creates sentimentality
- Increases obscurity
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Which style of poetry did Movement poets explicitly reject?
- Everyday diction
- Visionary rhetoric
- Rational argument
- Regular rhyme
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In which decade was 'The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse' published?
- 1970s
- 1950s
- 1980s
- 1960s
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