Byron wrote an ode to a poet whom he admired. Who was that poet?

A. Wordsworth
B. Thomas Moore
C. Walter Scott
D. Thomas Gray

B. Thomas Moore

Byron wrote a powerful satirical rejoinder in defence of Keats. What was that rejoinder?

A. The vision of Judgement
B. Don Juan
C. English Bards and Scotch Reviewers
D. Marino Faliero

C. English Bards and Scotch Reviewers

A. Borderers
B. Manfred
C. Mysterious Mother
D. Foresters

B. Manfred

A. Otho the Great
B. Cain
C. Werner
D. Heaven and Earth

A. Otho the Great

A. A narrative poem
B. A lyrical play
C. A long satire
D. A volume of his early poems

D. A volume of his early poems

A. A satire
B. A Tale
C. A poetic play
D. A Dream Allegory

A. A satire

A. The Curse of Minerva
B. The Vision of Judgment
C. English Bards and Scotch and Reviewers
D. The Waltz

C. English Bards and Scotch and Reviewers

A. In Egypt
B. On the sea-coast of Greece
C. On the Higher Alps
D. In a vast desert

C. On the Higher Alps

A. Manfred
B. Cain
C. Heaven and Earth
D. Werner

A. Manfred