SOME QUESTIONS ON EARLY ROMANTICS

SOME QUESTIONS ON EARLY ROMANTICS

🌪 When was Coleridge born? 

Ans. 1772

🌪 Who is considered the pre-generator of American Transcendentalism?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 What is the most powerful of human senses according to Coleridge?

Ans. Imagination

🌪 Who wrote Youth and Age? 

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 What did Coleridge write for himself in the epitaph? 

Ans. "Beneath this sod, a poet lies, or that which once was he"

🌪 Who wrote the poem "Poem To Coleridge"?

Ans. Wordsworth

🌪 Coleridge helped to introduce _____ philosophy to English culture? 

Ans. German idealist

🌪 Who wrote Aids To Reflection?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 When did Coleridge write The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner? 

Ans. 1797

🌪 Coleridge was?

Ans. Poet, literary critic, philosopher and theologian

🌪 Who wrote The Nightingale? 

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Coleridge himself calls his poem The Nightingale .......?

Ans. "A Conversation poem"

🌪 What name was assumed by Coleridge when he joined Army?

Ans. Silas Tomkin Comberbache

🌪 Which periodical was published by Coleridge?

Ans. The Watchman

🌪 Coleridge was famous for his eyes. What color were they?

Ans. Grey

🌪 Who wrote Dejection: an Ode? 

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 In which poem Coleridge refers to "My shaping spirit of imagination"?

Ans. Dejection: An Ode

🌪 In The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner, what color was nightmare life-in-death's skin?

Ans. White

🌪 Coleridge married?

Ans. Sarah Fricker

🌪 Who said, ‘The true opposite of Poetry is not Prose but Science?'

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 How many poems did Coleridge contribute to Lyrical Ballads?

Ans. Four

🌪 "Table Talk" is Coleridge's essay on?

Ans. Shakespeare

🌪 Coleridge's poem To A Friend is addressed to?

Ans. Charles Lamb 

🌪 Most works of Coleridge are?

Ans. Fragmentory (because of his addiction to opium)

🌪 By faith, Coleridge was?

Ans. Anglican 

🌪 Coleridge also wrote a tragedy in five acts named?

Ans. Remorse

🌪 In The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner, how many crew were dead?

Ans. 200

🌪 With whom did Coleridge devise a plan to create a Pantisocracy?

Ans. Robert Southey

🌪 Who wrote the poem Monody?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Which poem was written by Coleridge after his sister Anne died in 1791?

Ans. Monody

🌪 Who called Coleridge "the sage of Highgate"?

Ans. Carlyle

🌪 Who wrote the book Coleridge: The Damaged Archangel?

Ans. Norman Fruman

🌪 Coleridge died of?

Ans. Heart failure

🌪 Which college did Coleridge attend?

Ans. Jesus College

🌪 Who wrote Fears In Solitude? 

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 What is Coleridge's poem Fears In Solitude?

Ans. A narrative

🌪 In The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner, how many people came to rescue the mariner?

Ans. Three

🌪 Where was Coleridge born?

Ans. Devonshire

🌪 What was Coleridge's father? 

Ans. A vicar

🌪 Who said about Coleridge, "His face when he repeats his verses hath its ancient glory?"

 Ans. Charles Lamb

🌪 Who introduced the words 'selfless' and 'aesthetic' to the English language?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Who wrote Christabel?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Into how many parts is Christabel divided?

 Ans. Two

🌪 Who is the American transcendental philosopher who was much influenced by Coleridge ?

Ans. Ralph Waldo Emerson

🌪 With which famous writer Coleridge became friends with in Christ’s Hospital?

 Ans. Charles Lamb

🌪 In The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner, whose body stood next to the mariner when sailing back home?

Ans. The body of his brother's son

🌪 In which year Coleridge met poet William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy which later contributed Romantic movement to the English Literature?

Ans. 1795

🌪 Who wrote Religious Musings? 

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Who is called "the great dreamer of dreams"?

Ans. Coleridge

🌪 Which magazine was edited by Coleridge with Sara Hutchinson?

Ans. The Friend

🌪 In what activity did Coleridge indulge while under the influence of opium?

Ans. Endless walking

🌪 Coleridge contributed a poem to raise money for which ailing poet?

Ans. Robert Burns