B. Filip Pirip

C. Philips Pirip

D. Philip Pirrip

A. Charles Bingley

B. William Collins

D. Darcy

A. 22

B. 23

D. 19

B. Sons and Lovers

C. The Trespasser

D. Women in Love

A. Tintern Abbey

B. The Second Coming

C. Leda and the Swan

B. historical figures

C. tragic figures

D. romantic figures

A. After the fall of man

B. In paradise, when Lucifer sits with God

C. In Eden

A. 7 July 1767

B. 20 March 1773

D. 10 September 1772

B. John Keble

C. Robert Browning

D. J. H. Newman

A. Or, What you Like It

B. Or, What you Think

D. Or, What is you Will

A. Kristofer Frankenstein

C. Paris Frankenstein

D. Mario Frankenstein

A. between1580 and 1591

C. between1579 and 1583

D. between1579 and 1587

A. Henry Wriothesley, the second earl of Southampton

B. Thomas Wriothesley,forth earl of Southampton

C. William Fitzwilliam, first earl of Southampton

B. 60

C. 63

D. 48

A. Bach

B. Schumann

C. Beethoven

A. Farmer

C. Civil servant

D. Carpenter

B. A quest for Forbidden Knowledge

C. A quest for knowledge of other countries

D. A quest for knowledge of the future

A. An epic

B. A ballad

D. A sonnet

B. 1591

C. 1593

D. 1590

A. Sir Philip Sidney

B. John Milton

C. John Donne

B. The Rare Triumphs of love and fortune

C. Cornelia

D. Jeronimo

A. the prophet Enoch had made the same prediction centuries earlier.

C. the prediction is finally fulfilled much later when Jesus defeats Dagon

D. the prediction is never fulfilled.

A. A tiger

B. A toad

D. A lion

A. Elizabeth one

B. Henry five

C. Henry eight

A. Thomas Wyatt

C. Thomas Kyde

D. Thomas lodge

A. one who is in agony.

B. one who inflicts agony.

D. one who predicts the future.

A. Satan embarks on his passage across the great gulf of Chaos.

C. ging competitions.

D. A debate is held in Hell by Satan and his compatriots concerning whether to attempt to recover Heaven.

E. The demons begin exploring Hell, engaging in philosophical debates, and entering

A. The Son

B. Adam

C. Raphael

B. Masque

C. Pastoral elegy

D. Blank verse tragedy

B. The death of Michael

C. The fall of the Son

D. The fall of God

A. Dalila.

C. Manoa.

D. the Chorus.

B. 8

C. 12

D. 5

A. comedy

B. history play

D. Morality Play

A. Never records Dalilas cutting of Samsons hair.

C. Dalila refuses to pay Samsons ransom in prison.

D. Dalila pays Samsons ransom from prison.

B. Book VII

C. Book X

D. Book VIII

A. Rome

B. France

C. England

A. He must hurry to catch up with Dalila.

C. Samson will not fight him.

D. He has been called back to his hometown of Gath.

A. 11 May 1838

B. 12 March 1833

C. 19 August 1825

A. The Massacre at Paris

B. Doctor Faustus

D. The Jew of Malta

A. Prose polemic

B. Pastoral elegy

C. Blank verse tragedy

A. Two

B. Four

C. One

A. Edmund Spencer

B. Samuel Taylor Coleridge

D. T. S. Eliot

A. Il Penseroso

B. Lycidas

C. Areopagitica

A. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern

C. Troilus and Cressida

D. Pyramus and Thisbe

A. The names of the angels they will become

B. Their surnames

D. The names of foreign countries

B. Spain

C. Germany

D. France

A. Earnest Hemingway

B. Lawrence

D. John Milton

A. Homer, Dryden, and Longfellow

B. Virgil, Shakespeare, and Jane Austen

C. Dante, Spenser, and Pope

B. Queen Elizabeth

C. Burbage, an actor

D. King James

B. John Milton

C. John Donne

D. Edmund Spencer