In "Ulysses" poet's use of rich, elevated language and classical allusion is collected strongly to which literary tradition?


A

Realism


B

Modernism


C

Epic and Classical literature


D

Naturalism


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Classical Allusion: Tennyson’s poem "Ulysses" is a dramatic monologue spoken by Ulysses (Odysseus), a character originating from Homer's epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey. The poem heavily draws on these classical sources and Dante's depiction in the Inferno.

Elevated Language: Epic and classical literature often employs a formal, elevated style, which is reflected in Tennyson's "Ulysses".

Heroic Themes: The poem explores themes such as heroism, adventure, and the pursuit of knowledge, all common in classical epics.

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The Epilogue, of "In Memorium" which concludes the entire work, describes what event?


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A

The poet's own death


B

A final vision of Arthur in heaven


C

The marriage of Tennyson's sister


D

The publication of the poem


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While Ulysses is a novel by James Joyce, the poem titled Ulysses was written by -


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T. S. Eliot


B

J. M. Synge


C

W. B. Yeats


D

Lord Alfred Tennyson


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What rhyme scheme and meter are used in stanzas of In Memoriam?

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AAAA iambic pentameter

B

AABB-dactylic hexameter

C

ABBA-iambic tetrameter

D

ABAB-trochaic tetrameter

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