A. 9 December 1670

B. 22 June 1675

D. 14 February 1669

A. banker

B. lawyer

D. teacher

A. Paradise Regained

C. Paradise Lost

D. Samson Agonistes

A. Complaints

B. Colin Clouts come home again

D. The Faerie Queene

A. Samson

B. Jesus

C. Adam

A. Free verse

B. Vers libre

D. Regular meter

A. Masque

B. Pastoral elegy

D. Prose polemic

B. 16, 1580

C. 17, 1581

D. 15, 1579

A. Charles II

B. Henry VIII

D. Queen Anne

A. Virgil

C. Titania

D. Michael

B. One hour

C. Seven days

D. One day

B. Victorianism

C. Medievalism

D. Modernism

B. Cambridge

C. oxford

D. witternburg

A. 30 April 1789

B. 25 December 1767

D. 22 November 1756

B. The Odyssey

C. The Book of Revelations

D. Canterbury Tales

A. 1669

C. 1651

D. 1639

A. 1555

C. 1550

D. 1553

A. John Milton

B. Edmund Spenser

C. Sir Philip Sidney

B. He wishes to see Dalila one last time in the crowd.

C. Manoa convinces him to do it or the Philistines will execute Samson.

D. The Chorus demands he stay in his prison cell and Samson reacts against them.

B. people will read it in secret and not publically admit they read it.

C. it was written to be acted in a church.

D. it can be acted out on a very small stage.

A. Transubstantiation

B. Sufficience

D. Predestination

B. English Puritan theatre

C. English Neo-Classical theatre

D. Restoration theatre

A. none of the above

B. beelzebub

C. Aamon

A. His left index finger was chopped off.

C. A and B

D. He was placed in the stocks for a week.

A. A fish leaping out of water

B. A germ infecting a body

C. A snake slithering up a tree

B. luminescent

C. Sophistic

D. Latinate

A. American

C. German

D. Dutch

A. his body

B. his horse

C. his house

A. Queen Anne

B. Henry VIII

D. Charles II

A. 33

B. 54

C. 47

A. none of the above

C. Thomas Colwell

D. Lord Burghley

A. London

C. Norflock

D. Warwick

A. An Arming of the Hero Scene

B. An Invocation to the Muse

C. An Epic Council

A. 1563

B. 1565

C. 1562

A. Epic

B. Allegory

C. Ballad

A. Hearing

C. Voice

D. Taste

B. The Jew of Malta

C. Edward the Second

D. Tamburlaine the Great

A. The fall of Lucifer

B. The genesis

D. Adam and Eve

A. 2 May 1614

C. 12 June 1628

D. 17 August 1612

A. First Mary, then James and John

B. First Andrew and Simon (Peter), then Mary

D. First Mary, then Joseph

B. Pandosto

C. Baal

D. Michelangelo

A. Shakespeare

B. Edmund Spenser

C. john Milton

A. equal

B. irrelevant in comparison

C. superior

A. Stoicism

C. Existentialism

D. Postmodernism

B. Sin

C. Moloch

D. Mammon

A. Edmund Spenser

B. John Milton

C. Shakespeare

A. Oxford University

C. Queens college

D. Trinity College

A. Robert Greene

B. Thomas more

C. John Lyly

B. Thomas More

C. Thomas lodge

D. William Tyndale

B. Colin clouts come home again

C. Faerie queen, first three books

D. Faerie queen, second three books