A. A sonnet
B. A lyric
C. An Ode
D. An Idyll
A. A very cheerful man
B. A very melancholy man
C. A very jealous man
D. A very hopeful man
A. A vivacious man
B. A very melancholy man
C. A courageous man
D. A very tolerant man
A. The beloved of Comus
B. The mother of Comus
C. The Queen of Fairies
D. The pastoral goddess
A. Homer’s Iliad
B. Homer’s Odyssey
C. Virgil’s Aeneid
D. Spenser’s Faerie Queene
A. The Greek God of Liberty
B. A Greek King who supported freedom of speech
C. A Greek hill where a tribunal for the liberty of speech was held
D. A Greek statesman who championed the cause of freedom of speech
A. Reviews
B. Tracts
C. Observations
D. Treatises
A. Satan
B. Jesus
C. Adam and Eve
D. Only Adam
A. Eve
B. Adam
C. Both a and b
D. Satan