المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة رضوان (المشاركة 7910697) قسمها إلى 12 علشان تصير مثل الملاحم الكلاسيكية القديمة, كان نظامها أنها تتقسم على 12 جزء

serapion
opening speech gives an account of certain portents and prodigies which have been occurring frequently in egypt

قال هالانسان انه شاف الملوك المصريين يخرجون من قبورهم

egyptians kings coming out of their tombs
ويقفون على قبورهم

standding on their on the graves


جا اليكسس alexas

وقاله وقف تئلك :41:

تراك مكبر الموضوع كل هالهرجه ذي
are product of serapions over heated imagination

الحين نقوووول وشووووو له هم خايفين :42:

if antony is defeated in his war against ocavius of if antony gets reconciled with caesar egypt would become merely a province of the roman empire and would then be exploited by the romans

عاد لاتلومونهم بعد هالكلام ترى الاحتلال شي اوب طيب ابد

:42:لاتطردوني من المنتدى بصير عاقله

نجي لذا الانسان
ventidius
هالانسان كان وشو؟؟
جنرال في الجيش
وكان مايحب كليوباترا<<<ما الومه :8:

ليش عاددد؟؟؟

قال
cleopatra has put golden chain around antony and made him a slave to her love
يعني كأنها حطت سلسله ذهبيه حول رقبته وسوته عبد لها

يعني مثل مانقول احنا صار خروفها :42:

عاد معاه حق الرجال يزعل وين الرجوووله انتوني خروف كليوباترا

فقال انهااا robbing him of his manliness

يعني زي ماقلت وحللت سرقوا منه رجولته :42:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابو الفيصل (المشاركة 7911987) مساء الخير ادري ان الموضوع مو مكانه لكن ما نستغني عنكم عطونا باللي تقدرون عليه عن اختبار المنظومه للدكتور السيد موضوعنا بمستوي رابع ما نستغني عنكم بالتوفيق للجميع

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة alyaa (المشاركة 7911947) :5: :5: حبيت اسلوبك ي كوكو ريتني اخذت الادب معاكم

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة طالبه جامعيه e (المشاركة 7911930) ابو خليل لايكون جت بالاختبار:39:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة دجه هانم (المشاركة 7912276) الحين ventidius :42: بعد ماسمع ذا الحتسي انكسر خاطره على خويه ...ليه طيب؟؟ ventidius feels very depressed on hearing antony speaking to him in tones of such despondency ايه شاف خويه جالس بروحه ويشطح بهالكلام حس انه يائس من الحياه :7: عاد انتوني يوم شاف صاحبه ما انبسط بشوفته يدري انه بيقرص اذنه عدل فقال انتوني له انه مايقدر ينسى هزيمته في اكتيوم بس هو مايدري ان فندتيديوس >>>لايومكم ماعرف انطق الاسم جايب معاه عرض

الويل لكم والثبور وعظائم الأمور .
ههههههههههههههههههههههه
امزح معاك لا تخافون كلها اسئلة من بين وبين السطور
والله ودي افيك بأي شيء :33: ولكن :31:بصيرة و :19: قصيرة

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابو الفيصل (المشاركة 7911987) مساء الخير ادري ان الموضوع مو مكانه لكن ما نستغني عنكم عطونا باللي تقدرون عليه عن اختبار المنظومه للدكتور السيد موضوعنا بمستوي رابع ما نستغني عنكم بالتوفيق للجميع

في المحاضره الثانيه , يقول الدكتور بجيب على المحاضره الاولى والثانيه من 10 الى 15 سؤال ... والجمل اللي تحتها خط مهمه ..

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ماكلمته والله .. هو قالها بنفسه والله والله واعتقد في الدقيقه 2



شركة الاتصالات حجبت الاتصالات علي هههههههههههههههههههه تذكرون


دوع ـــــابه :16:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة فرانكو (المشاركة 7912229) انني رسبت في المنظومه النحويه وحزنت حزن شديد وسوف لن اخذت هذه الماده المستوى القادم وسوف لن احزن مره اخرى تمنيااتي للجميع التوفيق في هذه الماده الحلوه

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة hassanmax (المشاركة 7913095) الويل لكم والثبور وعظائم الأمور . ههههههههههههههههههههههه امزح معاك لا تخافون كلها اسئلة من بين وبين السطور والله ودي افيك بأي شيء :33: ولكن :31:بصيرة و :19: قصيرة

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة hassanmax (المشاركة 7913281) اختي دجه هانم ماني عاف اقول ايه غير الله يسلمك ويبيض وجهك ويجعل ماتقومين به في ميزان حسناتك يارب

1- The Seventeenth Century was marked by the………….. of the Renaissance spirit.
a- Decline √
b- Rise
c- Increase
d- Flourishing

2- The Puritan poetry can be divided into………….. parts.
a- Two
b- Three √
c- Four
d- Five

3- In English literature the period from 1660-1700 is called the period of
a- Restoration √
b- Speculation
c- Decoration
d- Information

4- ………………………. Is put at the head of the Restoration drama.
a- Congreve √
b- Milton
c- Jhonson
d- Ibsen

5- Milton was born on December 9, 1608 in
a- Londo √
b- Paris
c- Athens
d- New York

6- Paradise Lost presents ………………. moral paths that one can take after disobedience.
a- Two √
b- Three
c- Four
d- Five

7- Which angel does Satan trick by disguising himself as a cherub?
a- Uriel √
b- Michael
c- Raphael
d- Abdiel

8- Herrick believes that like flowers men too have a very …………………..life
a- Transient √
b- Healthy
c- Cheerful
d- Vigorou

9- Virtue is one of the poems which Herbert wrote during the last…… years of his life.
a- Three √
b- Four
c- Five
d- Six

10 In Virtue, the sweet day is …… ………..of the earth and the sky.
a- CMarriag √
b- Separation
c- Divorce
d- Savage

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ريان z (المشاركة 7913872) مساء الخير عالجميع :29:ويعطيكم العافية سؤال ...هل هذا الدكتور نفس الدكتور السمستر اللي راح :33:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة HONOR (المشاركة 7913992) بليززز احد يشرح لي وش معنى هالسؤال:36: 7- Which angel does Satan trick by disguising himself as a cherub? :24:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة al-otibi (المشاركة 7914131) Beezelbub

VIRTUE ( George Herbert ) Questions اسئلة ع القصيدة من خارج المحتوى



مين عنده اجوبـــــــــــــــــــــــــه



1. All of the following are metaphoric images in the poem EXCEPT
a) Coal ( line 15 ) .
b) Timber ( line 14 ) .
c) Box ( line 10 ) .
d) Gazer ( line 6 ) .
e) Dew ( line 3 ) .

2. The subject of the poem is
a) Mortality.
b) Immortality.
c) The beauty of nature.
d) The impact of evil.
e) The essence of goodness
3. According to the poem, the dew represents tears that weep for
a) Brides.
b) The erosion of the earth.
c) The clouding of the sun.
d) The coming of darkness.
e) The death of each day.
4. According to the poem, a gazer is brought to wipe his eyes by a rose's
a) Brief life.
b) Rareness.
c) Mortality.
d) Deep color.
e) Fragrance

5. The " box where sweets compacted lie " is a metaphor for
a) Any day of the year.
b) A piece of music.
c) The spring of the year.
d) A glowing rose.
e) A moon-flooded night
6. The speaker conceives of the world as
a) Ending in ashes.
b) Repeating the cycle of birth and death.
c) Having the strength of " seasoned timber. "
d) Eternal.
e) Being the secure dwelling of humanity
7. The last stanza in the poem
a) Repeats the theme of the first three stanzas.
b) Summarizes the ideas in the first three stanzas.
c) Expresses the theme of the poem.
d) Introduces a new thought.
e) Contrasts life with death
8. Which of the following thoughts are NOT expressed in the poem?
a) The virtuous soul never yields and is immortal.
b) The things of nature are mortal.
c) Music, like the human soul, is immortal.
d) The rose contains within its structure elements of its own destruction.
e) Spring is like a box of compacted candies.
9. The effect of the terse line at the end of each stanza is to
a) Emphasize the speaker's pessimism.
b) Dramatize the fate of the subject of each stanza.
c) Laud the power of death.
d) Stress the force of virtue.
e) Lead to a final positive assertion
10. The tone of the poem is
a) Melancholy.
b) Cynical.
c) Sanguine.
d) Pessimistic.
e) Exultant.
11. Two dramatic figures of speech used in the poem are
a) Apostrophe and metaphor.
b) Personification and synecdoche.
c) Metonymy and simile.
d) Hyperbole and simile.
e) Apostrophe and hyperbole
12. The word " bridal " in line 2 means
a) Offspring.
b) Ceremony.
c) Separation.
d) Marriage.
e) Space

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة سلطان الشمال (المشاركة 7913216) في المحاضره الثانيه , يقول الدكتور بجيب على المحاضره الاولى والثانيه من 10 الى 15 سؤال ... والجمل اللي تحتها خط مهمه .. ^ ^ ماكلمته والله .. هو قالها بنفسه والله والله واعتقد في الدقيقه 2 شركة الاتصالات حجبت الاتصالات علي هههههههههههههههههههه تذكرون دوع ـــــابه :16:

The Puritan Age (1600-1660)
The Literature of the Seventeenth Century may be divided into two periods- The Puritan Age or the Age of Milton (1600-1660)which is further divided into the Jacobean and Caroline periods after the names of the rulers James I and Charles I, was ruled from 1603 to 1625 and 1625 to 1649 respectively; and the Restoration Period or the Age of Dryden(1660-1700). The Seventeenth Century was marked by the decline of the Renaissance spirit, and the writers either imitated the great masters of Elizabethan period or followed new paths

Milton’s Life
John Milton was born on December 9, 1608, in London.

In 1638 he made a trip to Italy,
Upon his return from Italy, he began planning an epic poem, the first ever written in English.

When the Second Civil War ended in 1648, with King Charles dethroned and executed, Milton welcomed the new parliament and wrote pamphlets in its support. After serving for a few years in a civil position, he retired briefly to his house in Westminster because his eyesight was failing. By 1652 he was completely blind
In his twenties, Milton wrote five masterful long poems
Even in these early poems, Milton’s literary output was guided by his faith in God.
Milton believed that all poetry served a social, philosophical, and religious purpose. He thought that poetry should glorify God, promote religious values, enlighten readers, and help people to become better Christians.

Women and Marriage
Much of Milton’s social commentary in Paradise Lost focuses on the proper role of women. In Book IV he makes clear that he does not think men and women are equals, alluding to biblical passages that identify man as the master of woman. Although Milton viewed women as inferior to men, believing that wives should be subservient to their husbands, he did not see himself as a woman-hater.



Light and Dark
Opposites abound in Paradise Lost, including Heaven and Hell, God and Satan, and good and evil. Milton’s uses imagery of light and darkness to express all of these opposites. Angels are physically described in terms of light, whereas devils are generally described by their shadowy darkness
Milton also uses light to symbolize God and God’s grace. In his invocation in Book III, Milton asks that he be filled with this light so he can tell his divine story accurately and persuasively. While the absence of light in Hell and in Satan himself represents the absence of God and his grace.
The Geography of the Universe
Milton divides the universe into four major regions: glorious Heaven, dreadful Hell, confusing Chaos, and a young and vulnerable Earth in between. The opening scenes that take place in Hell give the reader immediate context as to Satan’s plot against God and humankind. The intermediate scenes in Heaven, in which God tells the angels of his plans, provide a philosophical and theological context for the story.
Then, with these established settings of good and evil, light and dark, much of the action occurs in between on Earth. The powers of good and evil work against each other on this new battlefield of Earth. Satan fights God by tempting Adam and Eve, while God shows his love and mercy through the Son’s punishment of Adam and Eve.
Symbols
Symbols are objects, characters, figures, and colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
The Scales in the Sky
As Satan prepares to fight Gabriel when he is discovered in Paradise, God causes the image of a pair of golden scales to appear in the sky. On one side of the scales, he puts the consequences of Satan’s running away, and on the other he puts the consequences of Satan’s staying and fighting with Gabriel.
The side that shows him staying and fighting flies up, signifying its lightness and worthlessness. These scales symbolize the fact that God and Satan are not truly on opposite sides of a struggle—God is all-powerful, and Satan and Gabriel both derive all of their power from Him. God’s scales force Satan to realize the futility of taking arms against one of God’s angels again.
Adam’s Wreath
The wreath that Adam makes as he and Eve work separately in Book IX is symbolic in several ways. First, it represents his love for her and his attraction to her. But as he is about to give the wreath to her, his shock in noticing that she has eaten from the Tree of Knowledge makes him drop it to the ground.
His dropping of the wreath symbolizes that his love and attraction to Eve is falling away. His image of her as a spiritual companion has been shattered completely, as he realizes her fallen state. The fallen wreath represents the loss of pure love.
To Daffodils
Fair Daffodils, we weep to see
you haste away so soon

* The poet talks to the flowers, he tells them that he is so sad because he knows the life of the flowers is short and will die soon and leave him.
* He talks to the flowers as human being able to listen and speak in order to attract the attention of the reader or listener ' this is called personification.'


To Daffodils

As yet the early-rising sun
has not attain'd his noon

*The flowers were born in the morning, they die and the rising sun hasn't reached the noon time.

To Daffodils


Stay, stay, (sound alliteration)
until the hasting day
has run (symbolic of death)
But to the even-song ;( symbolic referring to the song of death)
and, having pray'd together, we
Will go with you along
To Daffodils

*Stay, stay forced rhyme in order to stress his wishes to continue flourish and stay till the end of the day.
* The poet then addresses the daffodils and asks them to stay until the end of the day with the evening prayer. After praying together he says that they will also accompany the daffodils.

To Daffodils

We have short time to stay, as you,
we have as short a spring;
as quick a growth to meet decay,
as you, or anything
* The poet symbolically refers to the youth as spring in these lines. He compares human life with the life of daffodils. Further he says that both of them grow very fast to be destroyed later. Just like the short duration of the flowers, human too die away soon.
*He compares the human life with daffodils that all of them have short life (simile)
*He continues comparing the daffodils’ life to spring season to show the shortness of life.
To Daffodils

As quick a growth to meet decay,

*He compares the daffodils to the period of growth.

As you or anything
we die

*Every creature will be dying. And we die.
Like to the summer's rain;
Or as the pearls of morning's dew,
ne'er to be found again.
To Daffodils
Their life is as short as the rain of the summer season, which comes for a very short time; and the dew-drops in the morning, which vanish away and never return again. Thus, the poet after comparing the flowers to humans later turns to the objects of nature – he has compared the life of daffodils with summer rain, dew drops.
*He compares pearls to the dew to show the beauty, shining and tiny. Last line he wishes that time goes back but there is no way.
( metaphor.)
To Daffodils

Theme: life is too short, it's called the mutability of life and usually ends sooner than we wish or desire.
*The lines are short with musical tone.


المحاضرة الرابعة عشر عبارة عن مراجعة نهائية
The Puritan Age (1600-1660)
The Puritan Age or the Age of Milton
the Restoration Period or the Age of Dryden(1660-1700)
Paradise Lost
John Milton
Milton’s Life
John Milton was born on December 9, 1608, in London
In 1638 he made a trip to Italy
Upon his return from Italy, he began planning an epic poem, the first ever written in English
Women and Marriage
Much of Milton’s social commentary in Paradise Lost focuses on the proper role of women. In Book IV he makes clear that he does not think men and women are equals, alluding to biblical passages that identify man as the master of woman. Although Milton viewed women as inferior to men, believing that wives should be subservient to their husbands, he did not see himself as a woman-hater. I
Symbols
Symbols are objects, characters, figures, and colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
The Scales in the Sky
As Satan prepares to fight Gabriel when he is discovered in Paradise, God causes the image of a pair of golden scales to appear in the sky. On one side of the scales, he puts the consequences of Satan’s running away, and on the other he puts the consequences of Satan’s staying and fighting with Gabriel. The side that shows him staying and fighting flies up, signifying its lightness and worthlessness.
Adam’s Wreath
The wreath that Adam makes as he and Eve work separately in Book IX is symbolic in several ways. First, it represents his love for her and his attraction to her. But as he is about to give the wreath to her, his shock in noticing that she has eaten from the Tree of Knowledge makes him drop it to the ground
Literary Terms
1-Personification is giving inanimate objects or abstract ideas human qualities or actions; making non-human things appear as human.
2-Metaphor: a comparison between two objects for the purpose of describing one of them; a metaphor states that the one object is the other.
3- Alliteration: close repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
4- Diction: an author’s choice and use of words; his vocabulary.
5- Epic: an extended narrative poem, with heroic subject matter and theme, and exalted tone.
6- Rhyme: the use of words with similar sounds in poetry, usually but not always at the ends of lines.
7- Stanza: a group of lines in a poem divided off from the others. Each stanza is usually the same number of lines in length.

عموما أرفقته لأنه هنا صعب التنسيق والترتيب

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة honor (المشاركة 7914204) مو urial:40::7:

يقصد من السؤال
من هو الملاك الذي لاحيلة للشيطان أن يتنكر في زيّه ( يقصد إنه مايقدر يتشبه به )

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة hassanmax (المشاركة 7914638) من هو الملاك الذي لاحيلة للشيطان أن يتنكر في زيّه ( يقصد إنه مايقدر يتشبه به )

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابوشهد2010 (المشاركة 7914082) نعم نفس المدرس

Satan travels through Night and Chaos and finds Earth. He
:disguises himself as
a) A beautiful child
b) a cherub
c) A snake
d) A and B

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة HONOR (المشاركة 7913992) بليززز احد يشرح لي وش معنى هالسؤال:36: 7- Which angel does Satan trick by disguising himself as a cherub? :24:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ليااااان (المشاركة 7913890) the puritan poetry can be divided into………….. Parts. two b- three √ c- four d- fiv هذا جاوبه متاكدين منه في الملزمه الجواب اثنين two

الحين بالنسبة للنقاط الظلام والنور
مثل الجنه والنار الجنة تمثل النور والظلام يمثل النار
Milton also uses light to symbolize
a. Satan
b. Life
c. Death
d. God

الجواب بالسئلة god بس ممكن يكون كمان life احد يشرح لي الفرق :40:

ينقسم الادب في القرن 17 إلى 2 فترهـ (فترتين)
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the seventeenth century up to 1660 dominated by puritanism
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wo was the noblest representative of the puritan spirit
الجوابmilton
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سؤال آخر
وفي امعنى السؤال:
كما جاء في الفردوس المفقود أي من الآتي لم يخلقه الله (عز وجل)
- ادم وحواء
- الكمبيوتر
- الله خلق كل شيء
-خيار رابع (غاب عن ذهني )
ربي خلق كل شي وهذا مايختلف فيه إثنين
بس السؤال هذا إيش الجواب برأيكم ؟؟ أنا أخترت بالأول (الله خلق كل شيء) عقب مسحت وكتب (الكمبيوتر) يالله في سؤال مثلا :
which was unknown duraing the sixteenth century:
biography الجواب
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Milton .......... poetry is lyrical
early الجواب
الاعمال اللي كتبها ميلتون paradise lost , paradise regained , samson agonistesفي الاختبار خيار رابع وسأل أي من الاعمال الآتيه ليست من كتابه ميلتون وكان الجواب الخيار الرابع (غايب عن ذهني للأسف)
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in 1656 the blind milton begn to recite verse each morning to one of his tow :
- sons
-daughters
-wives
-neighborhood
الجواب daughters
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milton begins paradis lost by stating that his subject will be :
adam and eve's disobedience الجواب
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the name of satan's children
sin and death الجواب
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the first words of paradise lost stat that the poem's main theme will be
"Man's first disobedience"
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ال symbolsاللي ذكرت في الفردوس المفقود
أنا آخترت نجوم وقمر وسما ودخلت جو
والجواب كالآتي
the scales in the sky يعني الميزان في السما
آآآآاه يالقهر
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جاب to daffodilsركزوا عليها جاب منها كذا سؤال
مثل :
طبعا اللي كتبها روبرت هيريك
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الـ literary terms
جاب تعريف كل من الآتي :
personification
metaphor
alliteration
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سأل الـ deep meaningللقصيده
we have short time to stay
في سؤال كان جوابه song of death
سأل في الـ prayingجواب السؤال afte
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the poet symbolically refers to the youth as الجواب spring
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he has compared the life of daffodils with summer rain
he compares pearls to the dew
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them : life is to short
وجاب الاسئله السؤال الاول والثالث من الاسئله اللي يذكرها بعد كل محاضرهـ
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المحاضره الثامنه بعد مهمه
جاب سؤال عن وفاه وولاده جوروج هيربت
سأل عن اول سونت كتبه وكان باللغة اللاتينيه
متى كتب الـ virtueفي آخر 3 سنين من عمره
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جاب على هالفقره سؤال ( غايب عن ذهني حاليا)
the earth which represents impermanence , and the sky
سأل في هالفقره بعد an implicit theme of "virtue" is fath
رجع وسأال عن الـ anaphoraونص السؤال
anaphora is the repetition of ............. and pattern for poetic effect
الجواب wordsبسيط جدا الجواب الله يعوضنا بالخير
وجاب السؤالين الاوليين من اسئله مابعد كل محاضره
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آهم نقطه بالنسبه لي وهي الفقرهـ
اللي بمحاضرهـ 10 عن الـ comedies
one of these is a comedy of dryden
الجواب the wild gallant
سؤال آخر عن tragi-comedies
the rival ladies
سؤال آخر عن tragedies including heroic plays
amboya
سؤال آخر عن operas
king arthur
جاب أثنين منهم
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dryden distinguished himself as a poet as a dramatist and as a critic
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سأل عن الـ sub title
الجواب the world well lostأحفظوها زي ماهي ذا وورد ويل لوست لأنه بالإختبار جاب كذا خيار متشابه بس محذوف كلمه أو زايد كلمه وهكذا
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all for love is a ............... play
historical الجواب
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سأل عن مصر كانت محتله أو محاربه شي من هالقبيل المهم من قبل مين ؟؟ الرومان
كيليوبترا أهدت آنتونيو a few diamonda among
أوكتيفيز العدو الروماني وعد كيليوبترا بحكم مصر وسوريا
سأل من صديق انتونيو دولابيلا
وسأل من جنرال الجيش حق انتونيو ventidius
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antony wins agreat victory over octavius's troops by having ............ on surprise attack
launched الجواب
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سأل زوجه أنتونيو جات تقابله مع أثنين من بناته
وسأل بعد سؤال ثاني عن زوجته بس غايب عن ذهني
وسأل عن هالفقره أتوقع طريقه وفاة كيليوبترا
she then opens the basket in which lies the asp
هذا اللي تذكرته وفي أسآله بعد غيرها بس كانت سهله تتعرف على الجواب من سياق السؤال
المادهـ لابد مذاكرتها من بدري ومراجعتها ولا آنسى ترجمة لاتحزني وأسألتها جدا كانت مفيده في ترتيب أفكاري
البريئه بعد ترجمتها مختصره ومفيده وترتيبها للتواريخ هذا بحده مجهود تستحق فيه وسام << التورايخ تسبب لي صداع نصفي بس الحمدلله البريئه ماقصرت
نصيحه آخيرهـ
المحتوى ثم المحتوى ثم المحتوى
تفاهموا معاه ،،،،،أحفظوا المهم منه ،،،،، بعدها راجعوا أسآلة لاتحزني وتلخيص البريئه فقط لترتيب أفكاركم ولاتعتمدوها عليها 100? هي مجهودات شخصيه لترتيب الأفكار وربي يجزاهم خير الحق ينقال مافهمت القصص اللي بالمحتوى إلا بعد ماقرأت ترجمتهم بس لابد تقرؤها من المحتوى لأجل تتعرفوا على المصطلحات اللي راح تجيكم بالإختبار
المادهـ آرحم بكثير من أدب في عصر النهضه وسهله بس يبيلها مذاكرهـ ومتابعه
الله يوفقني وإياكم :)
*اللي راح ينقل هالكلام لا ينسى يقول من وين جايبه(ملتقى طلاب وطالبات جامعة الملك فيصل ) ومين قايله (فكرهـ) :)
وسال اليكسس وزع ايش على الجنود ؟
دياموند
وكانت نفسية انتوني كيف بعد الهزيمة (اظن كذا ؟)
محبط دبرسد
وانتوني قال ان عيد ميلاده هالسنة جامع
لحزنين
وكم عدد رباعيات الفضيلة
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وايش هي ال allistra...
تكرار الحروف الساكنة
الابوستروفي
تقنية
الميتافور او المجاز
مقارنة بين شيئين
هربرت بدا رباعية الفضيلة ب
ivocation
ومن هم جمهور الدراما في العهد الرستوريشن
الطبعة العليا
الطبعة العليا والمتوسطة
من اللي يمثل الدراما الكوميدية
كونفريف
اتسم الادب في العصر 17
بالانحطاط
سؤال ثاني بعد جوابه
الملاحظة
سال عن -Personification
اللي هو مخاطبة الجمادات كانهم انسان
youth as:
spring
درايدن لم يعط للدراما نهاية
سعيدة
من الاسئله الي جابها
Jacobean and Caroline Prose1
ج-This period was rich in prose
2.Comedy of Manners
ج-two
3-
believing that wives should be subservient to their husbands
4-
John Milton was the noblest representative of the Puritan spirit
5-
3- Alliteration: close repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
6-Metaphor: a comparison between two objects
7-Personification
making non-human things appear as human.
وسؤال عن كيف كليو تبرا حاولت قتل نفسها والجواب كان بواسطة ثعبان
She then stretches out her arm and gets bitten by the asp, saying that she would not allow Octavius to capture her alive.
وايضا من الاسئله الي جابها
كيف ماتت هربرت والجواب مات بالسلل
-tuberculosis
is the repetition of words --Anaphora
is the technique ---Apostrophe
فيه كلمة convlict between rebelentتبع قصيدة الفضيلة virtuse
والخيارات
disopedience
obedience
واذا كان نموذجك aزيي يكون هو اول الصفحة اليسار
اعتقد الجواب
disopedienceلانه الصراع بين التوبه والعصيان

موفيقين يارب

للامانه الموضوع منقول

اتمنى تكونون استفدوا

13- In literature of the Puritanage,………….. was the noblestrepresentative of the Puritanspirit to which he gave a most
lofty and enduringexpression.

15- These are the three parts of the………..
1-Poetry of the school of Spenser.....
2-Poetry of the Metaphysical school......
3-Poetry of the Cavalier......

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة al-otibi (المشاركة 7914131) Beezelbub

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ليااااان (المشاركة 7913890) The Puritan poetry can be divided into………….. parts. Two b- Three √ c- Four d- Fiv هذا جاوبه متاكدين منه في الملزمه الجواب اثنين two

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة HONOR (المشاركة 7913992) بليززز احد يشرح لي وش معنى هالسؤال:36: 7- Which angel does Satan trick by disguising himself as a cherub? :24:

11- The…………… was the mostpopular form of drama which portrayed the sophisticated life of the dominant class of society.
-comedy of manners

D- no one




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Having been dismissed by Antony from his presence, Cleopatra is now feeling ……….

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة رضوان (المشاركة 7915470) في سؤال قالوا جاهم الترم اللي فات بس ما شفت له أثر في المحتوى السؤال هو: الأرض معلقة بالسماء بواسطة: الجواب سلاسل بس ما شفت هالشي في المحتوى, يمكن فهموا السؤال غلط

1- …………….are the fundamental and oftenuniversal ideas explored in a literary work.

-Themes

2- The firstwords of Paradise Lost state that the poem’smaintheme will be

-“Man’s first Disobedience

3- Milton narrates the story of ………………. Disobedience.

-Adam and eve's

4- Adam and Eve are the first ………………. to disobey God

-human

5- Satan is the first of …………………….. to disobey god.

-all God’screation

6- Satan'sdecision to rebel comes only from………….

-hinself

7- Satan decision to continue to disobey God after his fall into Hellensures that God …………………… forgive him.

-willnot

8- Adam and Eve, decide to ……………… their sins and seekforgiveness.

-repent

9- UnlikeSatan, Adam and Eve understand that their disobedience to God will be corrected through……………….

- generations of toil on Earth

10- Paradise Lost is about………………..

- hierarchy and obedience

11- God and Raphael both instruct Adam that Eve is slightly farther removed from God’sgrace than Adam because she was created to serve ………………………
- both God and him.

12- …………….. are recurringstructures, contrasts, and literarydevices that can help to develop and inform the text’smajor themes.

-Motifs

13- Angels are physically described in terms of……………..

-light

14- whereasdevils are generally described by their …………………..

-shadowydarkness

15- Milton also useslight to symbolize…………………..

-God and God’sgrace

16- Milton divides the universe into …………….. majorregions

-four

17- ………………..divides the universe into fourmajor regions: glorious Heaven, dreadful Hell, confusing Chaos, and a young and vulnerable Earth in between.

-Milton

18- The opening scenes that take place in……………..

-hell

19- The intermediate scenes tack place in………………..

-heaven

20- God tells the angels of his plans in ……………..

-earth

21- ……………….are objects, characters, figures, and colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.

-Symbols

22- The scalessymbolize the fact that God and Satan ………..truly on opposite sides of a struggle.

-arenot

23- The………….. that Adam makes as he and Eve work separately in Book IX is symbolic in several ways.

-wreath

24- The wreath that Adam makes represents;

-his love and attraction to eve .

25- Adamdidn't give EVE the wreath he make his shock in noticing that she has ;

83 - eaten from the Tree of Knowledge makes him drop it to the ground.

26- His dropping of the wreath symbolizes that his love and attraction to Eve is ;

- fallingaway.

27- The fallen wreath represents the …………….

- loss of pure love