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A) Margarete B) Mephistopheles C) Valentine D) Gretchen
A) Germany B) Russia C) Italy D) France
A) Franz Kafka B) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe C) William Shakespeare D) Friedrich Schiller
A) Absorbed B) Damned C) Redeemed D) Lost
A) Mephistopheles B) Gretchen C) Margarete D) Valentine
A) Comedy B) Romance C) Tragedy D) Adventure
A) Mephistopheles B) Wagner C) Valentine D) Gretchen
A) A friend B) The devil C) An angel D) A lover
A) 15th and 16th centuries (c. 1480–1540) B) 19th and 20th centuries C) 14th and 15th centuries D) 17th and 18th centuries
A) Seeking divine knowledge over human knowledge B) Pursuing a life of asceticism and spirituality C) Living a life of humility and service D) Sacrificing spiritual values for power, knowledge, or material gain.
A) Christopher Marlowe B) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe C) Gretchen D) Mephistopheles
A) The Life of Faust B) Doctor Faustus and His Demons C) The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus D) Faust: A Tragedy
A) A position of power B) Eternal life C) Divine forgiveness D) Unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures.
A) For eternity B) A single year. C) Until Faust's death D) Ten years
A) She drowns her child and is sentenced to death for murder. B) She marries Faust C) She becomes a nun D) She inherits a fortune
A) By escaping to another country B) By her innocence and Gretchen's pleadings with God. C) By Mephistopheles' mercy D) By Faust sacrificing himself for her
A) He lives happily ever after B) He is irrevocably corrupted and carried off to Hell. C) He becomes a saint D) He gains eternal life
A) Wertenberge. B) Donaueschingen C) Staufen D) Cambridge
A) Donaueschingen B) The Duchy of Württemberg. C) Wittenburg D) Staufen
A) Württemberg B) Marlowe's own Cambridge. C) Staufen D) Donaueschingen
A) 1592 B) 1808 C) circa 1604 D) 1832
A) Tuberculosis B) Cholera C) Typhoid fever D) Syphilis
A) Judge of the damned B) Jabez's neighbor C) Mr. Scratch D) Daniel Webster
A) 1918 B) 1930 C) 1940 D) 1925
A) Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman B) Orson Welles, Rita Hayworth, Paul Henreid C) Frank Capra, Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur D) Walter Huston, James Craig, Edward Arnold
A) Thomas Mann B) Washington Irving C) Stephen Vincent Benét D) Fernando Pessoa
A) Unending bad luck B) A financial crisis C) A family feud D) A broken leg
A) 1945 B) 1940 C) 1923 D) 1939
A) 1937 B) 1945 C) 1950 D) 1929
A) Universal Studios B) Edison Manufacturing Co. C) Paramount Pictures D) Warner Bros.
A) He receives a letter from Mephisto. B) An angel visits him in a dream. C) His assistant warns him of the danger. D) A wind turns over some cabalistic leaves, catching his eye.
A) Floodwaters. B) An army of demons. C) A plague. D) A firestorm.
A) Brad Pitt B) Leonardo DiCaprio C) Ralph Macchio D) Tom Cruise
A) Symphony No. 4 B) Symphony No. 9 C) Symphony No. 8 D) Symphony No. 5
A) Barrie Rutter B) Eric Peterson C) Maurice Denham D) Janet McTeer
A) The introvert B) The psychotic C) The neurotic D) The extrovert
A) Esme Percy B) Philip Voss C) Laidman Browne D) Peter Ustinov
A) Switchfoot B) Cradle of Filth C) Belzebubs D) The Human Abstract
A) English B) German C) Greek D) Spanish
A) Emma Harding B) Martin Jenkins C) Sue Wilson D) Nadia Molinari
A) Promise of Wizard B) Limbus Company C) Shaman King D) Guilty Gear
A) Kamelot B) Avantasia C) Misery Index D) Epica
A) István Szabó B) Alekos Sakellarios C) Brian DePalma D) René Clair
A) Johannes Zeiler B) Anton Adasinsky C) Dimitris Horn D) Andy Biersack
A) Damn Yankees B) The Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps' 2006 show C) Crossroads D) Epica
A) Philipp Humm B) Brian Yuzna C) Aleksandr Sokurov D) Ash Avildsen
A) Julian Rhind-Tutt B) Stephen Moore C) Kenneth Welsh D) Paterson Joseph
A) Havergal Brian's Faust B) Doktor Faust C) Mefistofele D) La Damnation de Faust
A) Jazz B) Sheer Heart Attack C) A Night at the Opera D) News of the World
A) Alec Guinness B) Stephen Murray C) Robert Harris D) Ion Swinley
A) Faust (Gounod) B) Doktor Faust C) Mefistofele D) La Damnation de Faust
A) Radiohead B) Muse C) Queen D) Gorillaz
A) Developing strong relationships B) Gaining true self-awareness C) Living in unreality D) Achieving emotional stability
A) Comedy B) Horror film C) Documentary D) Drama
A) Martin Jenkins B) Nadia Molinari C) Emma Harding D) Sue Wilson
A) Mefistofele B) Doktor Faust C) Faust D) La Damnation de Faust
A) Agalloch B) Muse C) Switchfoot D) Radiohead
A) Pearl Mackie B) Thom Tuck C) Toby Jones D) Ray Fearon
A) P.B.P. Glenville B) Esme Percy C) Robert Farquharson D) Laidman Browne
A) Pearl Mackie B) Frances Tomelty C) Janet McTeer D) Barrie Rutter
A) Anton Lesser B) Toby Jones C) Pearl Mackie D) Rupert Davies
A) Attack on Titan B) Shaman King C) One Piece D) Naruto
A) 11 October 1946 B) 18 October 1949 C) 13 April 1934 D) 29 June 1932
A) Hector Berlioz B) Ferruccio Busoni C) Alfred Schnittke D) Rudolf Volz
A) John Hollis B) Rupert Davies C) Maurice Denham D) Barrie Rutter
A) 2021 B) 1985 C) 2007 D) 2008
A) Richard Burton B) Michel Simon C) Gérard Philipe D) Johannes Zeiler
A) John Heffernan B) Philip Voss C) Ray Fearon D) Eric Peterson
A) Kenneth Welsh B) John Heffernan C) Stephen Moore D) Paterson Joseph
A) 2017 B) 1994 C) 1974 D) 1981
A) Phantom of the Paradise B) La Beauté du diable C) Doctor Faustus D) Mephisto
A) Franz Liszt B) Gustav Mahler C) Robert Schumann D) Richard Wagner
A) Nadia Molinari B) Martin Jenkins C) Sue Wilson D) Emma Harding
A) Charles Gounod B) Ferruccio Busoni C) Louis Spohr D) Hector Berlioz
A) Muse B) Agalloch C) Queen D) Radiohead
A) Philip Voss B) Robert Farquharson C) Laidman Browne D) Esme Percy
A) Stephen Moore B) Kenneth Welsh C) John Heffernan D) Paterson Joseph
A) Charles Gounod B) Rudolf Volz C) Alfred Schnittke D) Hector Berlioz
A) Improving financial decision-making B) Explaining defense mechanisms C) Enhancing athletic performance D) Treating physical illnesses
A) Acquired through education B) Inherited genetically C) Rooted in childhood D) Developed during adulthood |