A. Beneath Cairo

B. Beneath Rome

D. Beneath Florence

A. He declares emperors infallible.

C. He declares papal authority infallible.

D. He says that all empires should be ruled by dictators.

A. Queen Elizabeth

B. King Edward IV

D. Tyrell

B. The afterlife existence for mortal sinners

C. The earthly paradise

D. The heavenly paradise

A. Falstaff

B. Nim

C. Catherine

A. ong>A. Queen Elizabeth</strong>

B. Queen Anne

C. Queen Victoria

D. Queen Gertrude

A. a popular symbol of Irish nationalism

B. the founder of the Catholic Land League

D. an Irish representative in the British Parliament

A. Eclogues

B. De Vulgari Eloquentia

D. The Convivio

A. The spoken language tended to take precedence in areas where the Church was weak.

C. Most professional scribes found it difficult to write in Medieval Latin.

D. Official documents were written in spoken language.

A. Ancient Greek cosmology

B. Ancient Roman cosmology

C. The Renaissance concept of the planets

A. Brabantio

B. Casio

C. Iago

A. All Souls Day

C. Christmas

D. All Saints Day

A. He says that Gods ways are extremely simple.

B. He says that Gods ways are only available to those in heaven.

D. He says that Gods ways are similar to those of Roman emperors.

A. 1792

B. 1769

C. 1778

A. Duke Orsino

B. Malvolio

C. Sir Andrew Aguecheek

B. Abel Magwitch .

C. Bentley Drumnile

D. Miss Havisham

A. Byron

B. Wordsworth

C. Shelley

A. God

C. Michael

D. Eve

A. Charles Dickens

B. Thomas Hardy

D. Jane Austen

B. Paradise Lost Twice

C. Paradise Found

D. Paradise Lost Again

B. Wordsworth

C. Browning

D. Tennyson

A. Macbeth

B. As you like it

D. Othello

A. November 12, 1762

B. September 8, 1764

D. January 10, 1789

A. William Shakespeare

B. Sir Thomas Wyatt

D. Milton

A. Balthasar

B. Don John

D. Leonato

A. Wordsworth

B. Coleridge

D. Lamb

A. P.B Shelley

C. William Wordsworth

D. S. T. Coleridge

A. postman

B. Judge

C. School teacher

A. Uriel

B. Satan is not injured

D. Abdiel

A. Satan

C. Eve

D. God

A. Ask forgiveness from God

B. Blame each other for their Fall

C. Put some clothes on

A. Milton

C. T. S. Eliot

D. Ruskin

A. Shelley

C. William Wordsworth

D. John Keats

A. His favorite pen

B. Wine

D. The Son

A. 1669

C. 1652

D. 1656

A. 14th

B. 15th

C. 17th

A. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark

C. The Winters Tale

D. The Merry Wives of Windsor

A. Macbeth

B. King Lear

C. Othello

A. Leda and the Swan

B. Byzantium

C. The Second Coming

A. 34

B. 38

C. 32

A. Richard III, King John, Henry VIII, 1 Henry VI

B. King John, Henry V, Richard II, Richard III

C. 1 Henry VI, 2 Henry VI, 3 Henry VI, Richard III

A. A teacher

B. A thief

C. A clerk

A. Someone who can transform him

C. Another monster

D. Another creature without the fearful features

A. Guide to the Lakes

B. Preface to the Lyrical Ballads

C. Laodamia

A. A mid summer nights dream

C. Much ado about nothing

D. As you like it

B. 16 April 1564

C. 24 July1564

D. 26 August 1564

A. Abdiel

B. Beelzebub

C. Uriel

A. 1826

C. 1834

D. 1823

A. Herbert Pocket

B. Pumblechook

C. Bentley Drummle

B. Titus Andronicus

C. Pericles, Prince of Tyre

D. Cymbeline