In the “Book of Job,” Satan speaks to what figure(s) ?

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In John Milton’s “Paradise Lost,” Satan assumes the character and form of what creature in order to tempt Eve to eat at the Tree of Knowledge ?

A. A toad B. A serpent C. A lion D. A tiger...

The English masque has its origins in the traditions of what European country ?

A. France B. Germany C. Spain D. Italy...

In , a good example of Milton’s sharp rhetorical prose, Milton denounces restrictive censorship, arguing for freedom of the press ?

A. “Paradise Lost” B. “Samson Agonistes” C. “Areopagitica” D. “Paradise Regained”...

John Milton’s “Lycidas” is best described by which of the following genres ?

A. Pastoral elegy B. Prose polemic C. Blank verse tragedy D. Masque...

The pastoral elegy often begins with which of the following poetic conventions ?

A. Invocation of a muse B. A cry of lament C. Prayer to the Sun D. A and B...