A. The Pope
B. The Holy Roman Emperor
C. The King of England
D. The King of France
A. kind
B. stupid
C. sensitive
D. arrogant
A. his body
B. his house
C. his soul
D. his horse
A. Valdes and Cornelius
B. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
C. Troilus and Cressida
D. Pyramus and Thisbe
A. Bach
B. Schumann
C. Beethoven
D. Wagner
A. England
B. Italy
C. France
D. Germany
A. Mephastophilis
B. beelzebub
C. Aamon
D. none of the above
A. Helen of Troy – Dr Faustus
B. Marlow’s Jew of Malta
C. Marlow’s Tamburlaine
D. None of these
A. Marlow
B. Shakespeare
C. Ben Johnson
D. None of these
A. Repentance
B. His past time
C. Hubris
D. His future
A. His hubris
B. His ambitious nature to learn
C. His teasing nature
D. His knowledge
A. 1600
B. 1602
C. 1604
D. 1606
A. 5
B. 6
C. 7
D. 8
A. James Joyce
B. Peterson
C. Hemingway
D. John Marlowe
A. 1592
B. 1593
C. 1594
D. 1595
A. Practically doing nothing as he wowed
B. Killing People
C. He keeps on sleeping all the day long.
D. He reads books
A. Mephistopheles
B. Satan
C. Bad Angel
D. None of them
A. The Old man
B. The Chorus
C. Doctor Faustus
D. Good Angel
A. The Old man
B. The Chorus
C. Doctor Faustus
D. Good Angel
A. The Chorus
B. Lucifer
C. Dr Faustus
D. The Knight
A. Dr Faustus
B. Mephistopheles
C. Lucifer
D. The Corus
A. Good and Evil Angels
B. A talking cat
C. A dead heart
D. A thirsty mind
A. His blood turns black
B. His blood keeps running out of his veins.
C. His blood congeals
D. His blood starts falling down on his left foot.
A. A Spanish writer
B. A German Scholar
C. An experienced teacher
D. An Italic Scholar
A. Renaissance
B. Religious
C. Poetic
D. None of them
A. Tamburlaine
B. Hero and Leander
C. Dido, Queen of Carthage
D. Doctor Faustus and Jew of Malta
A. The Critics of 16th century
B. The University Wits
C. The Protestants
D. The Romantics
A.1564
B. 1464
C. 1600
D. 1566
A. He doesn’t fall victim to any downfall
B. He doesn’t have Hamartia
C. He is a scholar
D. Faustus is a common man rather than a king
A. A book of theology
B. A book of the law
C. A book of Incantations
D. A pair of scissors
A. He collapses in his fear of death
B. He starts crying
C. He repents after the deadline and is taken by devils
D. Nothing happens to him
A. Hecuba, queen of Troy
B. Helen of Troy
C. Aphrodite, goddess of love
D. Penthesilea, queen of the Amazons
A. “Everywhere that heaven is not”
B. He stays silent
C. He says “I’m not supposed to tell you”
D. “Far away from Heaven”
A. Good angel
B. An Old Man
C. Neither of the above-mentioned names
D. The Corus
A. He makes antlers sprout from the skeptic’s head
B. He puts his life-long good name on the line
C. He makes him eat what he never ate before
D. He gets him beaten up for nothing
A. Robin (an ostler)
B. Wagner (the servant)
C. The night (Benvolio)
D. One of the scholars
A. Alexander
B. Plato
C. Socrates
D. Aristotle
A. He steals the money
B. He steals the food
C. He changes the pope’s dress
D. He makes Pope forget who he is.
A. Venice
B. Florence
C. Naples
D. Rome
A. He says that “the answer is against our kingdom”
B. He says that “the answer can harm you”
C. He says that “the answer will kill you”
D. He says that “the answer is not worth-mentioning”
A. Who sent him to Faustus
B. Who named him
C. Who made the world
D. Who told him about Faustus
A. Robin
B. The Clown
C. Rafe
D. None of them
A. Happy Man
B. Bad Man
C. Fly Man
D. Die Man
A. In his own blood
B. In red ink
C. In his servant’s blood
D. In Congealed blook
A. His knowledge
B. His soul
C. His wealth
D. His books
A. 22 years
B. 23 years
C. 24 years
D. 25 years
A. Satan
B. Lucifer
C. Mephistopheles
D. Devil
A. Go, and come with a sword in the left hand.
B. Go, and return an old Franciscan friar; That holy shape becomes a devil best.
C. Go, and get back like a Monk of Geoffrey Chaucer.
D. Go, and never return, because I’ve seen you.
A. In the shape of a Franciscan Friar
B. In the shape of a Monk
C. In the shape of Helen of troy
D. In the shape of a beautiful spinster
A. Wagner and Clown
B. The Scholars
C. Martino and Frederick
D. Cornelius and Valdes
A. Logic, Medicine, Law, and theology
B. Philosophy, Law and Physics
C. Topology, History, and science
D. Only theology
A. Theseus
B. Minotaur
C. Icarus
D. Aegeus
A. Good Angel
B. The Chorus
C. Mephistopheles
D. Lucifer
A. Shakespeare
B. Donne
C. Marlow
D. Sophocles
A. 1592
B. 1616
C. 1589
D. 1572
A. Dr. Faustus
B. Jew of Malta
C. Tamburlaine The Great
D. Edward II