Exam PL

Question 1

justifie

Answer 1

Justifie the ways of god to men

Question 2

if

Answer 2

art could tell

Question 3

Not that fair field

Answer 3

Not that fair field
Of Enna, where Proserpin gathering flowers

Question 4

Her unadorned

Answer 4

Her unadorned golden tresses
Dishevelled, wanton

Question 5

Other creatures

Answer 5

Other creatures all day long
Rove idle unemployed

Question 6

They garden

Answer 6

They garden

Question 7

nature failed

Answer 7

nature failed in me
Vs
on her bestowed too much of ornament,

Question 8

praise rather

Answer 8

praise rather your dauntless vertue

Question 9

there I had

Answer 9

there I had fixt Mine eyes till now, and pin’d with vain desire

Question 10

For not to

Answer 10

For not to irksome toil, but to delight
He made us

Question 11

satan is

Answer 11

‘disarmed’ from ‘his own evil’

Question 12

Weigh her

Answer 12

Weigh her with thyself. Then value

Question 13

Aeropagitica

Answer 13

A man cannot choose goodness if he has not had the opportunity to know evil.

Question 14

Theodicy

Answer 14

the vindication of divine providence in view of the existence of evil.

Question 15

A theodicy

Answer 15

A theodicy attempts to answer the profound question asked by monotheism, how can a being who is both omnipotent and beneficent allow evil to exist?

Question 16

In Milton’s theology

Answer 16

In Milton’s theology ‘reason is but choosing’

Question 17

Virtue consists of

Answer 17

Virtue consists of the ability to make our choices in accordance with the dictates of reason, rather than the demands of passion or appetite, and the absence of that ability is vice

In order for virtue to exist, vice must also be a viable choice

The attempt to remove this choice (banning evil books, forcing women to cover their faces],
They are trying to remove the necessity for choice thus in effect working to erase the divine image from the human soul - doing the work of the devil

Question 18

Paradise lost

Answer 18

17th cent, epic, blank verse.

Question 19

henryson quote

Answer 19

Thir twa sinnis, flattery and vanegore

Question 20

henryson

Answer 20

rewrite of Chaucer’s nuns priests tale. from Robert Henryson’s morales Fabilis, a collection of fables.