A. Lycidas

B. Areopagitica

C. Sonnets

A. A friend of Hamlets from school

B. A castle guard

C. The King of Norway

A. He returns to earth.

B. He remains in hell.

D. He emerges in Paradise.

A. Lafew

C. The First Lord

D. The Clown

B. Ratcliffe

C. Richmond

D. Clarence

A. Clarence

C. Richmond

D. Tyrell

A. Gertrude

B. Claudius

C. Hamlet

A. England

C. Spain

D. France

A. Queen Alice

C. Queen Montjoy

D. Queen Nim

A. Those with the most constancy of characters

B. The best emperors and rulers

D. The proud

A. A Christopher Marlowe play

B. An early Shakespeare play

C. The Bible

A. The wise

B. The contemplative

C. The justice rulers

A. A teacher

C. A professional actor

D. A politician

A. The inability to reject ones old life

C. A lack of remorse

D. The secret confession of sins

B. A rival poet

C. The Dark Lady

D. A young man

A. The last two lines of a sonnet are a rhyming couplet.

B. A sonnet is a poem consisting of 14 lines.

D. A Shakespearean sonnet consists of the rhyme scheme a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, e-f-ef,g-g.

B. Paganism

C. Pre-Christian theology

D. Greek nihilism

A. The light of grace

C. Revelations

D. Natural light

A. Bacon

B. Swift

D. Marlowe

A. Lady Anne

B. Duchess of York

C. Queen Elizabeth

B. It separates Dante from the other sinners

C. It separates heaven from hell.

D. It prevents sinners from escaping hell.

B. The souls of the repentant who are punished for their sins

C. The souls of those who are ready to enter heaven

D. The souls of those who are about to enter hell

B. Wickham

C. Bingley

D. Mr. Bennet

A. He conducted diplomatic missions.

C. He literally fought at the Battle of Campaldino.

D. He held several positions in the local government.

A. Drama

B. Death

D. Theater

B. With his return to hell

C. With his death

D. With his exclusion from purgatory

A. 67

B. 12

C. 200

A. Molly Bloom

C. Augusta Gregory

D. Sylvia Beach

A. Blank verse

B. Rhyming verse

C. Non-English word use

A. Saint John

B. Saint Thomas

C. Saint Peter

A. an intellectual

C. an over ambitious man

D. a man of action

B. Metaphysical school

C. Puritan movement

D. Neo-classical age

B. Banquo

C. Macbeth

D. Donalbain

A. 1893

C. 1847

D. 1906

A. it is represented in a way that implies collective activity is needed

B. it reveals the sense of imprisonment that comes from routine

D. it reveals characters literal inability to move away from Ireland

A. The sacraments

B. The deadly sins

C. The historical religious eras

B. Temperance

C. Fortitude

D. Compassion

B. Dido and Aeneas

C. Brutus and Cassius

D. Pope Boniface and Pope Clement

A. Violent

B. Satirical

C. Dull and political

A. She was unwilling to marry

B. Because she was betrayed by the bridegroom

C. She was poor

A. France

C. Norway

D. Scotland

A. Cymbeline

B. Taming of the Shrew

C. Troilus and Cressida

A. Tragedy

B. History

C. Epic poem

A. He shoots him.

B. He strangles him.

D. He beheads him.

B. Homer, Dante, and Virgil

C. Pope Nicholas, Pope Boniface, and Pope Clement

D. Guinevere, Dido, and Francesca

A. Both believed that reason was unrelated to faith.

B. Both believed in the joint power of the Church and the State.

C. Both believed that only faith was an important part of the Christian worldview.

A. Polonius

B. Claudius

D. Rosencrantz

A. the spread of Freuds theories

B. the increased pace of everyday life

D. the controversy over traditional ideas of certainty and morality

B. England

C. Spain

D. Denmark

A. Helena

B. Desdemona

C. Ophelia