Paradise Lost
Sonnet 18
Robinson Crusoe
Beowulf
The Story of an Hour
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From what time period was Paradise Lost?

The Renaissance

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What is the opening line of Sonnet 18?

"Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?"

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What is the time period for when this story was written?

The Neoclassical Period (1660-1798)

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During what period is Beowulf from?

Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Period (450-1066)

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 What news is broken to Mrs. Mallard at the beginning of the story?

The news of her husband's death.

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Who is the author of "Paradise Lost"

 John Milton.

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What does the speaker say often happens to the gold complexion of the sun?

It is often dimmed.

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What does Crusoe decide to do when he sees the natives chasing two others?

He decides to save one of the pursued natives and make him his servant.

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What did Beowulf feel on his cheek during the fight? 

Grendel's breath.

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 Who tells Mrs. Mallard about her husband's death?

Her sister Josephine.

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What brought death into the world according to the excerpt?

The fruit of the forbidden tree.

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What shakes the darling buds of May?

Rough winds

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What name does Crusoe give to the native he saves?

Friday

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What did Beowulf hold after the final struggle?

 Grendel's arm.

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What does Mrs. Mallard whisper to herself repeatedly after hearing the news?

"Free, free, free!"

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Who is asked for help with the adventurous song in the excerpt?

The Heav'nly Muse. 

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What will give life to the person being addressed as long as men can breathe or eyes can see?

The poem itself.

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What does *** do to show his submission to Crusoe?

He lays his head on the ground and places Crusoe's foot on his head.

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What did the people see hanging in the hall?

Grendel's arm and shoulder.

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What does Mrs. Mallard do after the initial shock of her husband's death?  

She goes to her room alone and sits in a comfortable armchair.

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What did the forbidden fruit bring into the world?

Death and suffering

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 What does the speaker say will not lose possession of the fair the person possesses?

The person's eternal summer.

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What does Friday suggest they do with the bodies of the two men he buried?

Dig them up and eat them

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Who was the king during the battle with Grendel?

Hrothgar

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What ultimately happens to Mrs. Mallard at the end of the story?

She dies from a heart attack.

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