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LITERATURA INGLESA I 
5a aula 
 
 
Exercício: CEL0556_EX_A5_201703243277_V1 05/05/2018 10:09:03 (Finalizada) 
Aluno: OZIEL RIBEIRO MARINHO 2018.1 EAD 
Disciplina: CEL0556 - LITERATURA INGLESA I 201703243277 
 
 
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 1a Questão 
 
The word Renaissance literally means: 
 rebirth 
 classical study 
 
Greek art 
 
renovation 
 
art 
 
 
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 2a Questão 
 
Shakespeare is regarded as a great player beyond time. How can we explain his modernity? 
 
The works of Shakespeare will never continue generation after generation, throughout the countries and 
the cultures of the world. 
 
The works of Shakespeare continue to speak, generation after generation, but only inside England and 
for British culture. 
 The works of Shakespeare continue to speak to us, generation after generation, throughout the countries 
and the cultures of the world. 
 
The works of Shakespeare stopped speaking to us, generation after generation, but only inside England 
and for British culture. 
 
The works of Shakespeare do not speak to us, generation after generation, but only inside England and 
for British culture. 
Explicação: 
Four hundred years have passed since William Shakespeare wrote his last play. Yet his prose, plots and 
characters are as alive today as they were when the plays were originally conceived during the late sixteenth 
and early seventeenth centuries. It is undeniable that Shakespeare survived and thrived and became an 
international famous play writer as a result of the quality of the material he wrote. There is no writer on the 
planet who has as much work so vividly present in readers¿ minds.Shakespeare¿s works are emotional, 
hilarious, pithy. But above all, he was masterful at impregnating his stories and his characters with qualities 
that audiences and readers identify with. His characters are the genuine product of common humanity, such as 
the world will always supply, and observation will always find. Besides, the language is rich, the characters 
are complex and many of his basic themes ¿ love, treachery, honor, bravery and political intrigue ¿ will always 
be essential to any living human being. Humans still experience love, loss, betrayal, war, humor and tragedy, 
which gives Shakespeare a foothold in modern times. Still, the playwright wrote for live audiences. This fact 
made him explore and sophisticate the way he, as an author, could reach and win the audience instantly and 
completely. 
 
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 3a Questão 
 
The goal of tragedy is to __________ us. 
 delight 
 
sadden 
 ennoble 
 
burden 
 
scare 
 
 
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 4a Questão 
 
The women's parts in Shakespeare's plays: 
 
were modeled after the queen 
 
caused great scandal in England 
 
the main ones 
 were played by male actors 
 called for powerful technique 
 
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 5a Questão 
 
Beowulf is written in Anglo-Saxon language with the use of alliteration. The only existing manuscript of it 
dates from the eleventh century, but it is believed that the original poem may have been written before. What 
is the literary characteristic of Beowulf? 
 
It is a tragedy. 
 
It is a sonnet. 
 It is an epic poem. 
 
It is an epic poetry. 
 
It is a comedy. 
 
 
 
 
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 6a Questão 
 
Shakespeare is the most famous writer in the English language. Even though not much is known about his life, 
we do know some details about it. 
How old was Shakespeare when he got married? 
 
He was twenty-eight. 
 
He was thirty. 
 
He was forty. 
 He was twenty-five. 
 He was eighteen. 
 
 
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 7a Questão 
 
The Elizabethan reign was a time of: 
 
sadness and fear 
 
internal political instability 
 prosperity and conquests 
 domesticity and gentility 
 
religious persecution 
 
 
 
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 8a Questão 
 
The medieval tragedies such as the classic, follow many of Aristotelian precepts. However, the work produced 
during the Middle Ages generally deal with other themes and their moral precepts, which are: 
 Chivalry and Christianity 
 
Christianity and Anglicism 
 
Chivalry and Anglicism 
 Celtic and Christianity 
 
Chivalry and Celtic