B. Beelzebub

C. Belial

D. Mammon

A. Eve

B. Adam

C. God

A. In Samson, Samson never worships Dagon, but he does in Judges.

C. In Samson, Samson is a Jew, but he is not in Judges.

D. In Samson, Samson marries the Woman of Timnah, but not in Judges.

A. Judea

B. A and B

C. Lot

A. Anglicism

C. Buddhism

D. A and C

A. Trinity college

B. Warwick college

C. Queens college

B. Invocation of a muse

C. Prayer to the Sun

D. A cry of lament

A. Comfortable

C. Chaotic

D. Wild and unmanageable

A. LAllegro

B. Samson Agonistes

D. Paradise Lost

B. Italy

C. France

D. England

A. Greek word

B. Spanish word

C. Italian word

A. Buddhist

B. Methodist

C. Anglican

A. Mandarin, Dutch, and French

B. Latin, Arabic, and Spanish

D. Latin, Sanskrit, and Aramaic

A. He followed the Spenserian rather than the Petrarchan sonnet form.

C. He followed the Shakespearean rather than the Petrarchan sonnet form.

D. He followed the Spenserian rather than the Shakespearean sonnet form.

A. his friends

B. his friends

C. his sons

A. Queens Chamber

B. Trinity Hospital

C. New Chapman Hospital

A. Shakespeare

B. Thomas More

C. Thomas Nash

A. His visit to Lake District

B. gery at 7 Church Street</strong>

C. Keats stay in Italy

D. Keats travel to Alps

A. The King of England

B. The Holy Roman Emperor

D. The King of France

A. Greek Epic

B. French Chanson de Gestes

D. Medieval Mystery Plays

A. A Roman Circus

C. Greek Olympic Games

D. A Gladiator competition

A. Rafael

C. Abdiel

D. Gabriel

A. Harrow

B. Kings Grammar School

D. Eton

A. Masque

B. Blank verse tragedy

C. Prose polemic

A. Ann Powell

B. Agnes

C. Lynda

B. Letters to the Margret Paston

C. Margret Paston to John Paston

D. To John Paston

A. The Second Coming of Jesus

B. The Ascension of Jesus

D. The story of Luke

A. stupid

B. kind

D. sensitive

A. Ladder

B. stepping stones of clouds

C. Golden rope

B. poisoned

C. Hanged

D. Illness

A. 10

C. 7

D. 9

A. braille

C. an Abacus

D. a code of his own devising

A. the House of Lords

B. the king

D. God

A. 1637

B. 1645

C. 1628

A. iambic pentameter

B. heroic couplets

D. Shakespearean sonnets

B. Mammon

C. Belial

D. Moloch

A. Greek scholar

C. French scholar

D. Spanish scholar

A. About 1608

B. About 1611

C. About 1609

A. Jesus

B. Only Adam

D. Satan

A. Gold

C. Minerals

D. Gems

A. Shakespearean

C. Wordsworthian

D. first sonnet form invented was the

E. Spenserian

B. Theist

C. Antagonist

D. Atheist

A. third

B. fifth

C. second

B. five

C. two

D. three

B. 1518

C. 1517

D. 1615

A. Henry VIII

B. Charles III

C. Charles I

A. Venus

C. Beelzebub

D. Satan

B. 1597

C. 1595

D. 1598

A. Sir Philip Sidney

C. Shakespeare

D. Edmund Spenser

B. Gilgamesh, Petrarch, and Dryden

C. Virgil, Shakespeare, and Spenser

D. Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Spenser