Abeka Grade 10 World Literature Test 11

Front 1

"The Entrance to Hell"

Back 1

Dante Alighieri

Front 2

"Faith"

Back 2

John Wycliffe

Front 3

Lives

Back 3

Plutarch

Front 4

"The True Basis of Morality"

Back 4

G. Campbell Morgan

Front 5

"The Wooden Horse"

Back 5

Virgil

Front 6

"The Freedom of a Christian"

Back 6

Martin Luther

Front 7

Icarus was the son of ____.

Back 7

Daedalus

Front 8

Who was Bohemian reformer who was martyred in 1415?

Back 8

Huss

Front 9

Ulysses is another name for _____.

Back 9

Odysseus

Front 10

An ____ is one who emphasized reason and indifference to emotion.

Back 10

Stoic

Front 11

The practice of mixing Greek philosophy with the Scripture is called ____.

Back 11

Scholasticism

Front 12

Who wrote metamorphoses?

Back 12

Ovid

Front 13

Who was the girl Pyramus loved?

Back 13

Thisbe

Front 14

What was the rebirth of culture that began toward the end if the Middle Ages?

Back 14

Renaissance

Front 15

Martin Luther believed in justification by what?

Back 15

Faith

Front 16

Wrote The Book of Martyrs?

Back 16

Foxe

Front 17

Wrote the Aeneid?

Back 17

Virgil

Front 18

What country was Martin Luther from?

Back 18

Germany

Front 19

What country was Dante from?

Back 19

Italy

Front 20

Who wrote about the Neronian persecution of Christians?

Back 20

Tacitus

Front 21

What did Jesus tell Nicodemus that he had to be in order to see the kingdom of God?

Back 21

Born Again

Front 22

What did Daedalus make for himself and his son?

Back 22

Wings

Front 23

What killed Laocoon and his two sons?

Back 23

Snakes

Front 24

According to Plutarch how many wounds did Caesar receive?

Back 24

23

Front 25

Who was the first person to strike Caesar?

Back 25

Casca

Front 26

Believed his sweetheart had been killed by a lioness

Back 26

Pyramus

Front 27

Tricked the Trojans into taking the horse inside their city walls

Back 27

Sinon

Front 28

Queen of Carthage

Back 28

Dido

Front 29

Trojan warrior who narrates the wooden horse

Back 29

Aeneas

Front 30

Symbolizes human reason in the divine comedy

Back 30

Virgil

Front 31

Symbolizes human revelation in the divine comedy

Back 31

Beatrice

Front 32

Warned his fellow Trojans about the wooden horse

Back 32

Laocoon

Front 33

Ferryman at river Acheron

Back 33

Charon