2 51.3 Es. A document stating that the king could not imprison without trial or impose taxes without the consent of the Commons. Faustus does not believe in predestination and in life a er death. Siccome ho da fare vari esercizi su questo libro volevo utilizzare le soluzioni per fare pi velocemente. 3. Es. David does not hate the family; in fact, he is acting more out of a kind of twisted love. 3 151.4 Es. 2 102.3 Es. E 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 26/239 4. Dopo averle attivate, come puoi scaricare le risorse digitali di questo libro? 4. Hell Es. Es. Dopo qualche istante, tra i risultati, dovresti trovare il riquadro Soluzioni compiti vacanze. 1 1. 2 82.3 Es. Romeo and Juliet is characterised by elements both of comedy and tragedy. Because he was a necromancer and astrologer who lived in the 16th century and excelled in the application of his knowledge, travelled widely and was well known. What prevails in the soundtrack of the sequence? 1 50.2.2 Es. Beowulf decides to help Hrothgar defeat Grendel. 2. The Normans won the battle. 2. It ends with the meeting of Romeo and Juliet and with the couple discovering that their families are enemies. Beginning of literary career During the period 1631-37 he published the poems LAllegro and Il Penseroso (1631); the pastoral elegy Lycidas (1637), and a number of sonnets. The Tudors represented the universal order as a chain of being, which had two main characteristics. He established his capital at Winchester and invited scholars from the continent. 3 1. However, she is also an unconventional female character as she expresses her love vividly and through concrete images. There is bloody action and many deaths occur throughout the entire play. It shows the Seven Kingdoms established by the Anglo-Saxons, some of which still mark county or regional names. What appears to the sentries? A tax imposed on coastal towns for their defence. 8 151.9 Es. 4. In the background the Spanish Armada is approaching England on the le and is destroyed by bad weather on the right. 8. Which line gives the ballad its new title? 6. Es. Se non l'hai gi fatto, registrati su myZanichelli. 2 61.3 Es. 2 40.3 Es. books (line 58) They stand for Faustuss knowledge. T 2. 11 135.10 Es. Created Date: At the beginning she appears as an obedient child: she rarely does anything on her own but does what her parents say. They belong to different social classes, from the aristocracy to nurses, rustics and servants. Her love for Othello is so sincere and confident that she lets herself be guided blindly by her husband. 2. 1. Tick as appropriate to complete the summary of this story. Metrical romances were tales in verse about chivalry. You kiss by th book. 3 1. 4 102.5 Es. This is not the courtly love of the idealised goddess-woman, but a real emotion, felt for a real person. What words or phrases refer to the heros warriors in lines 18-27? 4. where Beowulfs corpse was laid It was laid in the middle of the pyre (line 5). It is wanted by Hamlet to expose his fathers murderer. Line 12 means that what is beautiful/good is also ugly/bad, and vice versa. A 4. C Unsettled. 5. 3. Why was Georgius Sabellicus associated with the legend of Faust? How did the Wars end? T22 My life upon her faith Es. B 2. What does it mean? The poetic diction is full of polysyllabic Latinisms, inversions and circumlocutions. Cause: She saw a mouse caught in a trap. The particular reflected and contained the universal, and these two concepts acted and reacted in concert. 3 It is about magic and there is a dialogue. The restoration of Catholic rituals and heresy laws. B It is corrupted. 6. The queen denies having committed a bloody act. He took holy orders in the Anglican Church 16 8. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 1/239 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni Da Solu. End-stopped lines: Lines 1, 21, 22. 10 156.11 Es. 4 38 2.5 The Civil War and the Commonwealth 38.1 Es. 3 62.4 Es. 9. During his reign Erasmus of Rotterdam brought the Humanism of the Renaissance to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, while the scholar Sir Thomas More moved England closer to North-European thought and the origins of Protestantism. 2 95.2.2 Es. What is the pilgrimage an allegory of? From Text to Screen: Beowulf Es. 1 62.2 Es. All of creation was bound together, which meant that whatever affected one thing affected other elements in the chain. The best answer is that the poem is anti Petrarchan, striving to give a love poem more vigour. Boxes: Macbeths change since the beginning of the play: A er all the horrors he has suppd with, Macbeth does not know fear any more. Why? Roman control of Britain came to an end in 409 AD. It deals with love and their desire to be married. Therefore, the make-up Elizabeth wore for most of her life used to protect her delicate skin from a suntan. 3. 5 Romeo is tender, romantic, artful, passionate. 5. 7 A profound human emotion is touched in Prospero: he is ready to forgive, thus his renunciation of magic can also be understood as the renunciation of the temptation to take vengeance, which magic would have enabled him to accomplish easily. Es. (Usare browser Chrome) The building of the Nation (tratto da Performer Heritage) 8 video She is his blood and flesh. 8 8.9 Es. 6 8.7 Es. 2 Highlighted in green: Hamlets responses to the ghosts words are a blend of imperatives, future simple and exclamations. Es. For the Elizabethans, the Italians were wicked, murderous and immoral. He obeys Prosperos orders but he is restless at the idea of more work and reminds Prospero of the promise to free him. 2 58 T18 I am a Jew 58.1 Es. 7 81 Topic 2: Lifes crossroads 81.1 George Gray: EDGAR LEE MASTERS 81.1.1 Es. And the second was to speak up and then be killed. 3 40.4 Es. 1 99 Robinson Crusoe 99.1 Es. 2. Hill forts were built on top of hills surrounded by ditches sometimes filled with water. 3. what the soldiers hung on it They hung helmets, heavy war-shields and shining armour (lines 3-4). To obtain power, knowledge and delight. 3rd section (lines 51-62): Prosperos power on Caliban. CHARLES DICKENS (p. 37,38) Life o He was born in Portsmouth (which is in the southern coast of England) in 1812 o When he was 12 his father was imprisoned for debts and he had to work in a factory. 2. 4 8.5 Es. 3. 8. ; Build up literary competence through scaffolding 4 93.5 Es.5 94 3.8 The rise of the novel 94.1 Es. Decide whether the following statements about the Prioress are true or false. 1 159.2 Es. Durham Cathedral inside A What pattern can you recognise in the vault? Link to Contemporary Culture: The ballad through time Es. The House of Lords was abolished and censorship was introduced. To present Elizabeth I to her subjects as the Virgin Queen. 1 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 91/239 Origin He was born in London into a wealthy Puritan family in 1608. The name Mary I was given for burning about 3 people at the stake. A 5. France 3. middle class 4. 3. Es. 5. 7. Macrocosm stood for the universe, nature and the skies, while microcosm was represented by the human body as a map of the universe. enthroned. Es. L'espresso - 1992 Politica, cultura, economia. They worshipped the natural elements such as the sun, the moon, trees and rivers. Es. 3. 3. Es. 7 pictures (line 50), painted (line 51), gild (line 52), incarnadine (line 59), green (line 60), red (line 60), colour (line 61), white (line 62). Juliets reflection upon the language shakes the medieval code since she tries to separate Romeos name, that is appearance, from what he is really. 3 92 3.6 Restoration drama 92.1 Es. Monastic chapels became parish churches and the land of the monasteries was sold, so the new merchant class had access to a landed status that had previously been a privilege of the nobility. What method of description did Chaucer adopt? Ears and eyes are embroidered on the queens mantle. 1. 2. The command of the Venetian army is given to Othello. 1 10.2 Es. Alfred promoted himself as the defender of all Christian Anglo-Saxons against the pagan Viking threat. It comes from the stained glass. 1 151.2 Es. As a rule, in a Shakespearean play a scene is over when all the characters have le the stage. Read the caption and try to identify the people represented in the painting. Fondamenti di chimica organica - Pro = for, forward Spero = hope 9. He tells the audience that Desdemona is waking (line 22). 1 147.2 Es. 7 First, the poet tells us something he loves about his lover, that is, her voice. He curses his parents, himself and Lucifer. It is compared to a bird, which emphasises its speed. Her secret lover, Lorenzo. Students activity. 3 142 T46 Composed upon Westminster 142.1 Es. What did Edward VI make compulsory? He wishes he could turn into air and then into water drops. 1 56.2 Es. 2. Qualcuno di voi sa come trovare le soluzioni agli esercizi del libro performer Heritage? 3 54.4 Es. 2 59.3 Es. Marys Counter-Reformation brought the restoration of Catholic rituals and heresy laws. 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. He added the will to possess supreme beauty, thus anticipating the Romantic tension towards the infinite. individual against society (what the lovers want as individuals is in conflict with what their families and society want). Burying Beowulf with the treasure he died for is Beowulfs thanes last way to honour him. qualcuno ha le soluzioni del libro "performer heritage 1"? 2. 2. 1 1. Who are the protagonists of The Canterbury Tales? 2 138 T44 The creation of the monster 138.1 Es. Was this device effective for the Elizabethan audience? sand churned in surf (line 25) Over the waves, with the wind behind her and foam at her neck (lines 29-30) they convey the idea of a rough sea, whose waves rise high and fearful (lines 25-30). A 5. 1 1. pottery 2. raiders 3. breed 4. tin 5. border 6. wheat 7. worshipped 8. barley 9. lead 10. oats 11. plough 12. bridgeable. Why had a few given up? 3. How do Romeo and Juliet develop throughout the play? 2. Write down the lines referred to Brabantio. Can you think of any reason why Duncans murder takes place offstage? Students activity. Freedom. Es. 2. There are several reasons. He decides to live there because he finds a new coin every morning, which allows him to lead a dissolute life. They were attacked by terrorists while on their bus going to school. R 2. What was he only covered with? Preparati con lezioni e prove svolte basate sui programmi universitari! Se continuate a utilizzare questo sito, presumiamo che ne siate soddisfatti. A ritual site, a large, enclosed space in southwest England used by the Pre-Celtic population both for ceremonies and for defence. Performer Heritage ti guida in un affascinante viaggio attraverso la letteratura inglese. 2 131.3 Es. 3 156.4 Es. Es. Othellos virtues. How did the first inhabitants of Britain change the landscape? What theme does it make you think of? Install now. Find the lines or phrases that Juliet speaks which mean the following. F 5. 5. Richard, Duke of York, was chosen to rule England as regent until the king recovered in 1455. D 2. 2nd section (lines 14-28): Description of the ghosts punishment in the other world. 7. Number of stresses: Lines 4, 7. 2. 2 1. 2. 3 101.4 Es. 3. Repeated words and phrases add to the emotional intensity of the scene Light blue words: oppositions in which Jessica is connoted positively ((her) flesh, ivory, Rhenish) in contrast with her father who is given negative attributes (thy flesh, jet, red wine). Wood cracking and the groaning of the ship sinking down into the sea Es. Customs 6. The contrast between Iago and Othello is underlined by the use of two different styles of language. Box:Main theme of the text: Prospero is a European who has taken charge of a remote island and gets the local inhabitants work for him. A er reaching the heights of her love and happiness, she starts on a downward path that leads her from love to death. 3. Faustus views his pact with Mephistopheles as the only means to fulfil his ambitions. 4 82.5 Es. 11 156.12 Es. A 9. 5. Who elopes with Jessica? 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. G 6. Es. 8. The front of the Abbey was not actually finished until the 1400s. He invited scholars from the continent and commissioned the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. MIKE.0808. When and where did the Gothic style evolve? What motives does Iago offer for his trickery? Recursos Humanos. Henry VIII: He wrote an attack on Martin Luther and his anti-Catholic theses, which won him the title of defender of the faith from the pope. 3. Commenta. 2. In 1455. 3 1. wishes 2. marriage 3. request 4. directness 5. supports 6. socially 7. defeated 8. race 9. nation 10. parting 11. foreshadow T23 Iago's jealousy Es. 3 B They underline particular concepts. Look at the first picture on page 80. 7. His song shall be sung forever. 4 1. 2 1. when the scene takes place; It takes place at night. He re-organised the army of Wessex by demanding one soldier from each freemans farm as a tribute. When she wakes in the tomb and finds Romeo dead beside her, she does not kill herself because of her weakness as a woman, but rather because of her strong love, just as Romeo did. 2 Struggle between the tyranny of Stuart absolutism the liberty of Parliament Class conflict between the aristocratic landowners the middle class of merchants, artisans and the small gentry The two parties Royalists, or Cavaliers Parliamentarians, or Roundheads Who they supported the king Parliament Regional concentration Wales, Cornwall and the west of England the city of London, the sea ports and eastern England Es. Why does Donne think that Any mans death diminishes me (lines 26-27)? They were innocent adolescents at the beginning, now Juliet is emphasising that their relationship has become responsible and adult. 3 96.4 Es. it plays so ly at the beginning and then reaches a crescendo. It tells the biblical story of Adam and Eve, with God and Lucifer (Satan), who is thrown out of Heaven and later tries to corrupt humankind. 4. 4 156.5 Es. Love. That is what we are counting on when we pray for Gods justice. Chaucer listed and described tools, clothes and personal qualities. 6. Juliet is impulsive, personal, direct, artless, practical. They crossed the Atlantic on their longships looking for treasure, cattle and slaves. 9. How was Hamlets father killed? 1 1. deed 2. owl 3. scream 4. What is Shakespearean language characterised by? 3. What was Bobbys life in prison characterised by? What were the main reasons for the defeat of the Spanish Armada? She describes it as a symbol of earthly power. 2. 6 148 4.13 George Gordon Byron 148.1 Es. 1 160.2 Es. Clicca due volte su una parola per cercarla nei DIZIONARI ZANICHELLI Trova questo corso nel catalogo ZANICHELLI . Amen, which is an affirmation a er a prayer. He is the symbol of European colonial power, whereas Caliban stands for the colonised, the native of the island. On the island. He is the [non]-revenger in a revenge play, the [non]-heir to the throne, the [non]-lover of the heroine, the [non]-son to the [non]-father. He uses the image of a tomb to describe his cell in order to make the reader visualise his life in prison better Es. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 75/239 Othello strangles Desdemona in her bed. Note that the nest is referred to as a dam, which usually refers to wild beasts Highlighted in green: Shylocks use of repetition gives his language great dramatic force. 1 96.2 Es. Then have my lips the sin that they have took? It sounds different from ordinary language thanks to use of descriptive words. 27/12/21, 19:26 Performer Heritage - Volume 1 - Soluzioni - Solu https://solu.christmas/wiki/Performer_Heritage_-_Volume_1#The_Words_of_Literature 81/239 2. Es. 6. what Othello is about to do; He is about to kill Desdemona (lines 7-20). 12 Didascalia Sonnet sequence Romeo and Juliet Characters The angelical woman is the embodiment of both physical and moral perfection. Some examples: Number of syllables in a line: Lines 3, 4, 7. Es. The Romanised Celts were le alone to fight against the Saxon invaders from the North Sea Region of Europe. His love for his daughter Ophelia. She is ready to defy his parents and marry Romeo and is resolute in her decision. Cromwell took the New Model Army to Ireland for a campaign of repression which culminated in the slaughter of the citizens of Drogheda. 1 101.2 Es. Jealousy, anger, hate, love, envy or fear? 1 54.2 Es. G 10. in the course of them is this Zanichelli Soluzioni Chimica that can be your partner. 3 3.4 Es. 6 129.7 Es. Life is nothing but a flickering light, a passing shadow, an actor playing a part, or a meaningless story (brief candle, walking shadow, poor player, tale / Told by an idiot). Elizabeth I is on the right, holding the hand of Peace and followed by Plenty.

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