BRIT LIT SURVEY I: QUIZ 7

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1. In Donne's "Elegy 19," America functions as a metaphor for...
   (click here) The exploration of a lover's body Rebelliousness A lack of civilization The noble savage

2. Penshurst was the home of...
   (click here) Ben Jonson Andrew Marvell Philip Sidney Christopher Marlowe

3. In Lanyer's "Cooke-ham," the virtue of the house that is the poem's subject is dependent on...
   (click here) Its architectural design Its inhabitants Its landscape Its owner's wealth

4. "The Description of Cooke-Ham" and "Penshurst" are examples of...
   (click here) The Architectural Lyric Country-house poems Pastoral Epics The "Landscapes of the Mind" genre

5. In Milton's view of mythic history...
   (click here) The Greek and Roman gods ruled before God Satan created the Greek and Roman gods Zeus/Jove became Beelzebub The Greek and Roman gods were fallen angels

6. The architecture of Hell was created by...
   (click here) Lava Music God Starry matter

7. John Milton was allied with...
   (click here) The Catholics The Cavaliers The Puritans The Royalists

8. Milton parodies which of the following when he describes Satan "imbruting" himself in the serpent?
   (click here) His fall from Heaven Christ's Incarnation The Creation The Fall of Man

9. After eating the apple and taking "their fill of love and love's disport," Adam and Eve nap and then awaken to find "their eyes how opened, and their minds /How darkened." Milton compares Adam's reaction to...
   (click here) Satan finding himself in Hell Christ on the cross Gawain discovering Morgan le Faye's trickery Samson shorn

10. Eve persuades Adam that she will be safe if they work in the Garden separately by...
    (click here) Arguing that their enemy was too proud to attack the weaker sex Arguing that absence will make the heart grow fonder Telling him she's going to bring back something "special" for lunch Persuading him that he's the only man for her