BOOK 10 Flashcards
What is the main theme of Book 10 of Paradise Lost?
The consequences of disobedience and the nature of sin.
True or False: Book 10 describes the aftermath of Adam and Eve’s disobedience.
True
Fill in the blank: In Book 10, Adam and Eve are punished for their __________.
disobedience
What does God declare about human free will in Book 10?
God emphasizes that humans have the free will to choose between good and evil.
Who is the main speaker in the dialogue between Adam and Eve in Book 10?
Adam
What does Eve suggest as a remedy for their fallen state?
A return to God through repentance.
What does the character of Satan represent in Book 10?
Temptation and the embodiment of evil.
True or False: Adam blames Eve for their sin.
True
What is the consequence of sin that Adam and Eve face in Book 10?
Separation from God and loss of paradise.
Fill in the blank: The concept of __________ is central to the narrative in Book 10.
redemption
What literary device is predominantly used in Book 10 to convey moral lessons?
Allegory
How does Adam feel about their situation after the fall?
He feels despair and guilt.
What is Eve’s initial reaction after realizing their sin?
She feels shame and regret.
True or False: The narrative in Book 10 suggests that God’s love is conditional.
False
What role does repentance play in Book 10?
Repentance is presented as a path to regain favor with God.
What is the significance of the ‘great fall’ in Book 10?
It serves as a pivotal moment that defines humanity’s relationship with God.
Fill in the blank: The dialogue between Adam and Eve reflects the theme of __________ in relationships.
accountability
What does the term ‘original sin’ refer to in the context of Book 10?
The first act of disobedience by Adam and Eve.
Multiple choice: In Book 10, who does Adam ultimately blame for their disobedience?
Eve
True or False: Book 10 concludes with a message of hope for humanity.
True
What is one of the main consequences of Adam’s and Eve’s actions as described in Book 10?
The introduction of mortality.
How does the narrative in Book 10 address the concept of justice?
It illustrates that divine justice is balanced with mercy.
Fill in the blank: The theme of __________ is explored through Adam’s and Eve’s reflections on their actions.
redemption
What does the character of Eve represent in Book 10?
Vulnerability and the consequences of temptation.
What does Adam’s response to Eve’s suggestion for repentance reveal about his character?
It shows his willingness to support her and seek redemption together.
In what way does Book 10 contribute to the overall narrative of Paradise Lost?
It deepens the exploration of sin, free will, and the possibility of redemption.
