A) 1616 B) 1588 C) 1594 D) 1601
A) Geoffrey Chaucer B) Ovid C) William Shakespeare D) John Milton
A) Pamphlet B) Play C) Essay D) Novel
A) 2000 lines B) 1000 lines C) 1855 lines D) 1500 lines
A) ABABBCC B) AABBCCDD C) ABBAABB D) ABCBCDE
A) Lucius Tarquinius B) Publius Valerius C) Junius Brutus D) Collatine
A) Ardea B) Volscian city C) Collatium D) Rome
A) Tarquin B) Her husband, Collatine C) Junius Brutus D) Lucius Tarquinius
A) Stabs herself and dies B) Imprisons herself C) Flees the city D) Confronts Tarquin
A) The soldiers present at Collatine's house B) Lucretius C) Publius Valerius D) Junius Brutus alone
A) Collatine B) Junius Brutus C) Lucretius D) Tarquin
A) It causes a war with the Volscians. B) It strengthens the monarchy. C) It results in the expansion of Rome's territory. D) It leads to the founding of the Roman Republic.
A) Titus Andronicus B) Macbeth C) Twelfth Night D) The Taming of the Shrew
A) Lavinia for her beauty B) Roman Lucrece for her chastity C) Imogen for her loyalty D) Grisel for her patience
A) King Cymbeline B) Posthumus C) Iachimo D) Imogen
A) It celebrates poetic imagery. B) It deconstructs traditional poetics of praise. C) It emphasizes moralistic tales. D) It highlights political themes.
A) The tradition of violent female revenge for rape. B) The celebration of chastity. C) The depiction of male heroism. D) The exploration of poetic form. |