WRITERS IN ACTION!

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2. _I_LI_M S_A__S_E_RE
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5. F_A_CI_ B_C_N
6. J_H_ M_LT_N
7. J_S_PH A_DI_ON
8. W_L_I_M BLAKE
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11. W__LI_M W_RD_W_R_H
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19. EM_L_ D_CK_N_O_
20. H_N_Y W_D_WO_T_ L_N_F_L__W
 WANTED!
1. The priest who wrote “The Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation”, a combination of historical and
legendary material.
2. The author who grew up in the finest ideals of chivalry. H lived and died a knight in the service of the Earl of Warwick, the
“father of courtesy.”
3. The greatest writer of the Middle Ages, and his masterpiece was The Canterbury Tales, a collection of brief narratives
written in poetry and vleverly arranged in a framework.
4. He was a poor, unknown country by who arrives at the great city of London. He was both a poet and a playwright. He
wrote two narrative poems and about 154 sonnets.
5. He was the most prestigious of the contemporaries of Shakespeare. For 25 years he was the literary
autocrat of London.
6. He was famous for his carefree, light love songs.
7. He was essentially a dramatist and wrote some very popular plays that included lovely lyric poems like
“Art Thou Poor”.
8. He was the most significant philosopher and prose writer of his age.Our interest in him as a literary man lies in the
fact that he wrote a series of short, formal essays on subjects concerning people’s daily lives.

9. The most prominent writer in English literature. He represents the religious consciousness of the Puritans of
England. His masterpiece, a long narrative poem entitled Paradise Lost and one of his works was On His
Blindness.
10. He was the son of a London tradesman. He was a strange, imaginative child whose soul was more at home with
brooks and flowegrs and fairies than in the crowded streets of London. He wrote The Lamb and The Tiger.
 PUZZLE!

1. Literature 11. Science

2. Ballad 12. Reality
3. Poetry 13. Flashback
4. Poem 14. Ode
5. Metonymy 15. Genre
6. Lyric 16. Folk
7. Fiction 17. Traditional
8. Non-Fiction 18. Child
9. Allegory 19. Medieval
10. Simile 20. William Shakespeare