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Английский язык. Практикум по аналитическому чтению и письменной речи

Вопрос id:1523626

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) A genre that does not fit easily into the categories already mentioned is political verse,of which a good deal was written in the 15th century.

В) Much of it was avowedly and often crudely propagandist, especially during the Wars of the Roses, though a piece like the Agincourt Carol shows that it was already possible to strike the characteristically Englishnote of insular patriotism soon after 1415.

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Вопрос id:1523627

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) As well as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.

В) His consummate skill in narrative art, however, was most fully displayed in The Canterbury Tales (c. 1387–1400), an unfinished series of stories purporting to be told by a group of pilgrims journeying from London to the shrine of St. Thomas Becket and back.

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Вопрос id:1523628

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) Because the manuscripts of medieval English plays were usually ephemeral performance scripts rather than reading matter, very few examples have survived from what once must have been a very large dramatic literature.

В) What little survives from before the 15th century includes some bilingual fragments, indicating that the same play might have been given in English or Anglo-Norman, according tothe composition of the audience.

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Вопрос id:1523629

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) Best known and most numerous among letters are those of the Paston family of Norfolk, but significant collections were also left by the Celys of London and the Stonors of Oxfordshire.

В) More eccentric prose stylists of the period were the religious controversialist Reginald Pecock and John Skelton, whose “aureate” translation of the Bibliotheca historica of Diodorus Siculus stands in marked contrast to the demotic exuberance of his verse.

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Вопрос id:1523630

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) In addition to a number of more or less execrable popular romances of the type satirized long before by Chaucer in “Sir Thopas,” the Percy manuscript also contains a number of impressive ballads very much like those collected from oral sources in the 18th and 19th centuries.

В) The extent of medieval origin of the poems collected in Francis J. Child'sEnglish and Scottish Popular Ballads (1882–98) is debatable.

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Вопрос id:1523631

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) John Capgrave's Chronicle of England (c. 1462) and Sir John Fortescue's On the Governance of England (c. 1470) were part of the same trend.

В) At its best, the style of such works could be vigorous and straightforward, close to the language of everyday speech, like that found in the chance survivals of private letters of the period.

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Вопрос id:1523632

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) Oral transmission was probably common, and the survival of much of what is extant is fortuitous.

В) In the same manuscript, but in a rather different vein, is The Nut-Brown Maid, an enchanting and expertly managed dialogue-poem on female constancy.

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Вопрос id:1523633

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) The 15th century saw the consolidation of English prose as a respectable medium for serious writings of various kinds.

В) The anonymous Brut chronicle survives in more manuscripts than any other medieval English work and was instrumental in fostering a new sense of national identity.

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Вопрос id:1523634

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) The mystery plays were long cyclic dramas of the Creation, Fall, and Redemption of mankind, based mostly on biblical narratives.

В) They usually included a selection of Old Testament episodes (such as the stories of Cain and Abel and Abraham and Isaac) but concentrated mainly on the life and Passion of Jesus Christ.

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Вопрос id:1523635

Является ли данное предложение простым?

А) The Percy Folio manuscript, a 17th-century antiquarian collection of such material, may be a fair sampling of the repertoire of the late medieval itinerant entertainer.

В) Several of the Robin Hood ballads undoubtedly were known in the 15th century, and the characteristic laconically repetitious and incremental style of the ballads is also to be seen in the enigmatic Corpus Christi Carol, preserved in an early 16th-century London grocer's commonplace book.

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Вопрос id:1523636
Продолжите предложение: A contemporary French term, fine amour, gives a more authentic description of the phenomenon; Chaucer's friend John Gower
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) translated it as “fine loving” in his long poem Confessio amantis (begun c. 1386).
Вопрос id:1523637
Продолжите предложение: A few identifiable provincial writers turn out to have had their own local patrons, often among the country gentry. East Anglia may be said to have produced a minor school in the works of John Capgrave,
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) Osbern Bokenam, and John Metham, among others also active around the middle of the century.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
Вопрос id:1523638
Продолжите предложение: A gathering sense of inevitable transitoriness gradually tempers the virile realization of heroic idealism, and it is not
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
?) surprising to find that the poem was later used by Sir Thomas Malory as a source for his prose account, Le Morte Darthur (completed c. 1470).
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
Вопрос id:1523639
Продолжите предложение: A recurrent concern in Chaucer's writings was the refined and sophisticated cultivation of love, commonly
?) about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information), he laterlived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) described by the modern expression “courtly love.”
Вопрос id:1523640
Продолжите предложение: A staunch Lancastrian, Lydgate dedicated his Troy Book and Life of Our Lady to Henry V and his Fall of Princes
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) (based ultimately on Boccaccio's De casibus virorum illustrium) to Humphrey Plantagenet, duke of Gloucester.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
Вопрос id:1523641
Продолжите предложение: Alliterative poetry was not unknown in London and the southeast, but it penetrated those areas in a modified form and in poems that
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) dealt with different subject matter.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
Вопрос id:1523642
Продолжите предложение: Among minor poems in the same vein were Mum and the Sothsegger (c. 1399–1406) and
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
Вопрос id:1523643
Продолжите предложение: Among the poems central to the movement were three pieces dealing with the life and legends of Alexander,
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) the massive Destruction of Troy, and the Siege of Jerusalem.
Вопрос id:1523644
Продолжите предложение: Both Chaucer and Gower had to some extent enjoyed royal and aristocratic patronage, and the active seeking
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) of patronage became a pervasive feature of the 15th-century literary scene.
Вопрос id:1523645
Продолжите предложение: Debate continues as to whether the group of long, serious, and sometimes learned poems written between
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) about 1350 and the first decade of the 15th century should be regarded as an “alliterative revival” or rather as the late flowering of a largely lost native tradition stretching back to the Old English period.
Вопрос id:1523646
Продолжите предложение: Gower provides an interesting and sometimes refreshing contrast to Chaucer, in that the sober and
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information), he laterlived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) earnest moral intent behind his writing is always clear, whereas Chaucer canbe irritatingly noncommital and evasive.
Вопрос id:1523647
Продолжите предложение: Gower was undoubtedly extremely learned by lay standards, and many classical myths (especially those
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) deriving from Ovid's Metamorphoses) make the first of their numerous appearances in English literature in the Confessio.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
Вопрос id:1523648
Продолжите предложение: He also essayed courtly verse in Chaucer's manner (The Complaint of the Black Knight and The Temple of Glas), but his imitation of the master's style was rarely successful. Both Lydgate and Hoccleve admired
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) above all Chaucer's “eloquence,” by which they meant mainly the Latinate elements in his diction.
Вопрос id:1523649
Продолжите предложение: He was also deeply concerned with the moral and social condition of contemporary society, and he dealt with it in two weighty compositions in French and Latin, respectively: the Mirour de l'omme (c. 1374–78;“The Mirror of Man”)
?) and Vox clamantis (c. 1385).
?) about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information), he laterlived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
Вопрос id:1523650
Продолжите предложение: His bitter attacks on political and ecclesiastical corruption (especially among the friars)
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information), he laterlived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
Вопрос id:1523651
Продолжите предложение: His poem exists in three versions: A, Piers Plowman in its short, early form, dating from the 1360s; B, a major revision and extension of A made in the late 1370s;
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) and C (1380s), a less “literary” version of B, apparently intended to bring its doctrinal issues into clearer focus.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
Вопрос id:1523652
Продолжите предложение: Hoccleve's aspiration to be Chaucer's successor was rapidly overshadowed, in sheer bulk if not necessarily in
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) literary merit, by the formidable oeuvre of John Lydgate, a monk at the abbey of Bury St. Edmunds.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
Вопрос id:1523653
Продолжите предложение: Humorous and lewd songs,
?) versified tales, folk songs, ballads, and others form a lively but essentially subliterary body of compositions.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
Вопрос id:1523654
Продолжите предложение: Hunts, feasts, battles, storms, and landscapes were described with a brilliant concretion of detail rarely paralleled since, while the abler poets also contrived subtle modulations of the staple verse-paragraph
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) to accommodate dialogue, discourse, and argument.
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
Вопрос id:1523655
Продолжите предложение: If what he tells about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information),
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) he later lived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
Вопрос id:1523656
Продолжите предложение: In common with a number of other poems of the period, it was composed in stanzaic form, with alliteration
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets. a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) used for ornamental effect.
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
Вопрос id:1523657
Продолжите предложение: In sum, the major 15th-century English poets were generally undistinguished as successors of Chaucer, and for a significant
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) but independent extension of his achievement one must look to the Scots makaris (“makers”), among whom were King James I of Scotland, Robert Henryson, and William Dunbar.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
Вопрос id:1523658
Продолжите предложение: In the 16th century Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) where, tradition has it, the poet was born and brought up, and where he would have been open to the influence of the alliterative movement.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
Вопрос id:1523659
Продолжите предложение: Indeed, Winner and Waster, with its sense of social commitment and occasional apocalyptic gesture, may well have
?) served as a source of inspiration for Langland himself.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
Вопрос id:1523660
Продолжите предложение: It is likely that alliterative poetry, under aristocratic patronage, filled a gap in the literary life of the
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) provinces caused by the decline of Anglo-Norman in the latter half of the 14th century.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
Вопрос id:1523661
Продолжите предложение: Langland wrote in the unrhymed alliterative mode, but he modified it in such a way as to make it more accessible to
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
Вопрос id:1523662
Продолжите предложение: Literary devotion to the Virgin Mary was particularly prominent and at its best couldproduce masterpieces of artful simplicity,
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) such as the justly famous “I sing of a maiden that is makeless.”
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
Вопрос id:1523663
Продолжите предложение: Lydgate's following at court gave him a central place in 15th-century literary life, but the typical concerns shown
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) by his verse do not distinguish it from a great body of religious, moral, historical, and didactic writing, much of it anonymous.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
Вопрос id:1523664
Продолжите предложение: Lydgate, too, was greatly stimulated at the prospects opened up by distinguished patronage, producing as a result a number
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) of very long pieces that were greatly admired in their day.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
Вопрос id:1523665
Продолжите предложение: Most of Hoccleve's compositions seem to have been written with an eye to patronage, and though they occasionally
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) yield interesting and unexpected glimpses of his daily and private lives, they have little to recommend them as poetry.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
Вопрос id:1523666
Продолжите предложение: No paraphrase can hope to recapture the brilliant imaginative resources displayed in the telling
?) of the story and the structuring of the poem as a work of art.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
Вопрос id:1523667
Продолжите предложение: On the other hand, though Gower's verse is generally fluent and pleasing to read, it has a thin homogeneity
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) of texture that cannot compare with the colour and range to be found in the language of his great contemporary.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
Вопрос id:1523668
Продолжите предложение: Passages of involuted theological reasoning mingle with
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) scatological satire, and moments of sublime religious feeling appear alongside forthright political comment.
?) about himself in the poem is true (and there is no other source of information), he laterlived obscurely in London as an unbeneficed cleric.
Вопрос id:1523669
Продолжите предложение: Patience relates the biblical story of Jonah as
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) a human comedy of petulance and irascibility set off against God's benign forbearance.
Вопрос id:1523670
Продолжите предложение: Purity imaginatively re-creates several monitory narratives of man'simpurity and its consequences in a spectacular
?) as being a poem of profound human sympathy and insight, it also has a marked philosophical dimension derived from Chaucer's reading of Boethius' De consolatione philosophiae, a work that he also translated in prose.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) display of poetic skill: the Flood, the destruction of Sodom, and Belshazzar's Feast.
Вопрос id:1523671
Продолжите предложение: Realistic and allegorical elements are mingled in a phantasmagoric way,
?) and temperament might flourish, but they were encouraged and given direction by his genius in establishing English as a literary language.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
?) and both the poetic medium and the structure are frequently subverted by the writer's spiritual and didactic impulses.
Вопрос id:1523672
Продолжите предложение: She offers theological consolation for his grief, expounding the way of salvation and the place of human life in
?) a transcendental and extra-temporal view of things.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
Вопрос id:1523673
Продолжите предложение: Some of the most moving and accomplished verse of the time is to be found in the anonymous lyrics and carols (songs with a refrain)
?) on conventional subjects such as the transience of life, the coming of death, the sufferings of Christ, and other penitential themes.
?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) quickly struck chords with his contemporaries.
?) about 1350 and the first decade of the 15th century should be regarded as an “alliterative revival” or rather as the late flowering of a largely lost native tradition stretching back to the Old English period.
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?) a wider audience by treating the metre more loosely and avoiding the arcane diction of the provincial poets.
?) in the development of English poetry from about 1350 proved much more durable.
?) notably the seven-line stanza (rhyme royal) of the Parlement of Foules (c. 1382) and Troilus and Criseyde (c. 1385), and later was extended in the decasyllabic couplets of the prologue to the Legend of Good Women and large parts of The Canterbury Tales.
?) from the Yvain of Chrétien de Troyes; Sir Launfal, after Marie de France's Lanval; and Sir Degrevant.
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?) to work in words an analogy to the jeweler's art.
?) Piers Plowman was issued as a printed book and was used for apologetic purposes by the early Protestants.
?) a Lollard piece called Pierce the Ploughman's Creed (c. 1395).
?) the diction of later Middle English alliterative verse were also distinctive, and the search for alliterating phrases and constructions led to the extensive use of archaic, technical, and dialectal words.
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