Paradise Lost Quiz 2 (20 MCQs)

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1. Empiricism gained popularity during the Scientific Revolution. It teaches that:(a)
2. The desire to breach limits and limitations of human existence is a driving force behind all ..... art.
3. An epic is:
4. Which is not a feature of an epic poem?
5. "God is thy law, thou mine:to know no more is woman's happiest knowledge and her praise."Who stated this?
6. What is widely considered the greatest epic in English literature?
7. The intricate description of Eden's geography, including the "Royal Tow'rs / Of Great Seleucia" (lines 210-211), serves to
8. In lines 175-180, the description of the tangled shrubs and bushes most directly contributes to which aspect of the setting?
9. The purpose of Paradise Lost, clearly stated in the introduction, is
10. Milton advocated the abolition of the Church of England.
11. The ..... whirl of waters and unpredictable nature of the Bering Sea makes it one of the most dangerous places to work.
12. John Milton proved his loyalty to the Commonwealth by
13. The use of the word "Apostat" (line 175) in Abdiel's speech serves to:
14. The river that "went a River large" through Eden (lines 225-230) contributes to the setting by
15. Milton's attitude toward the concept of "Heroic Ardor" (line 65) is best described as:
16. In order to stop deforestation, the government of Brazil could
17. What was the real reason for Milton writing Paradise Lost?
18. By the age of 21, Milton declared that he was going to be a .....
19. Shelley's Frankenstein is clearly influenced by Milton's PL because
20. Paradise Lost, Milton's famous epic poem, was written in ..... , or unrhymed iambic pentameter.