Ex. 6. Do the crossword.

1. ___ ___ ___ ___ ___|___| = having no reason, aim, purpose

2. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ = risk; danger

3. ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ = unreasonable; foolish; ridiculous

4. ___ ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ = thorough & detailed examination

5. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ ___ ___ = deep respect

6. ___|___|___ ___ ___ = syn. to “understand”

7. ___ ___ ___|___| = jump from one subject ( or book page) to another

8. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ = useless; with no result

9. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ = prize given to outstanding public, cultural etc. figures

10. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ ___ ___ = to charm and attract

11. ___ ___ ___|___| = (myth.) goddesses/spirits that inspire artistes

Revision: Do the crossword. Who authored the literary works below?

1. ___ ___|___|___ - Mrs. Dalloway

2. ___ ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ - School for Scandal

3. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ - Paradise Lost

4. ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ ___ - Hymn of Creation

5. ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ ___ - The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus

6. ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Vanity Fair

7. ___ ___ ___|___|___ - Ivanhoe

8. ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ ___ - The Canterbury Tales

9. ___ ___|___|___ ___ - Lara

10.___ ___ ___ ___|___|___ ___ - The Bleak House

Revision: Join the author and the literary period.

___ 1. Edmund Spenser	a. Modernism (20th century)
___ 2. Jane Austen	b. 17th century (1625 – 1700)
___ 3. Doris Lessing	c. Renaissance (1485 – 1625)
___ 4. Cynewulf	d. The Middle Ages (1066 – 1485)
___ 5. Jonathan Swift	e. The Victorian Age (1837 – 1901)
___ 6. George Bernard Shaw	f. Postmodernism (20th century)
___ 7. William Langland	g. Classicism (1700 – 1798)
___ 8. Charles Dickens	h. Old English literature (650 – 1066)
___ 9. John Donne	i. Romanticism (1798 – 1837)