Romaticism Note Cards

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According to the writer, women are all too often trained to be

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merely decorative

Front 2

Women should avoid traditionally masculine behaviors such as

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hunting and gambling

Front 3

throughout the essay, she argues that women are

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capable of reason

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marriages are most successful when based on

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respect and friendship

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tat the chief source of misery in her society is the

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neglect of womens education

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a comparison repeated in various ways throughout the essay draws prallels between women and

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hothouse flowers

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the tone of this essay can be best described as

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reasoned

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which of the following is not a reason she gives in support of her thesis?

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Men have to spend a lot of money to keep their wives well dressed

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she concludes by urging a change in thinking to prevent women from being viewed as

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beautiful flaws in nature

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in "the world is too much with us" the speaker wishes to be

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A pagan, or one who follows an ancient religion

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In "It is a beauteous evening, calm and free" the speaker talks directly to

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a child

Front 12

in "my heart leaps up" the speaker beleives that

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bature should be viewed with childlike wonder

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early in the poem "Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey" Wordsworth admires the choutry around Tintern Abbey for its

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natural beauty

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In the "world is too much with us" the poet laments that people are out of tune with

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nature

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Since his last visit to Tintern Abbey, the poet feels he has

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come to view nature in a more mature way