Quiz 2

Question 1

glittering; sparkling

Answer 1

glistering

Question 2

three-fold; moral, religious, and personal

Answer 2

allegory for The Faerie Queene

Question 3

conquered; defeated

Answer 3

vanquished

Question 4

a destructive force

Answer 4

bale

Question 5

a romantic epic

Answer 5

The Faerie Queen​e

Question 6

with artful subtelty; deceptively

Answer 6

cunningly

Question 7

an elongated part that trails along

Answer 7

train

Question 8

inspiring; arousing

Answer 8

kindling

Question 9

romantic epic

Answer 9

the genre of The Faerie Queene

Question 10

filled with shock

Answer 10

aghast

Question 11

expresses a harmony, sweetness, and color never dreamed of in the English language

Answer 11

The Faerie Queene’s versification

Question 12

the jaws or mouth of a voracious animal

Answer 12

maw

Question 13

nine total: eight in iambic pentameter, one in iambic hexameter

Answer 13

Spenserian Stanza

Question 14

great power; might

Answer 14

puissance

Question 15

disheartened; intimidated

Answer 15

daunted

Question 16

small serpents and little deformed monsters, “unkindly Impes of heaven”

Answer 16

Monster’s offspring

Question 17

The Queen of Faerie land; symbolizes Queen Elizabeth

Answer 17

Gloriana

Question 18

black poison full of books and paper, frogs and toads

Answer 18

Monster vomit

Question 19

“They cannot finde that path, which first was showne, / But wander too and from in wayes unknown”

Answer 19

the crisis in stanza 10 of The Faerie Queene

Question 20

“A monster vile, whom God and man does hate”

Answer 20

in the Errours den

Question 21

what the monster most fears

Answer 21

the light

Question 22

bears a bloody cross on his breastplate and shield in rememberance of Christ and his crucifixion; faithfully true in word and deed

Answer 22

Redcrosse Knight

Question 23

Lady Una’s metaphorical warning

Answer 23

Fire is often without smoke.

Question 24

“Making her death their life, and eke her hurt their good”

Answer 24

antitheses

Question 25

guides Redcross Knight on the mission: ## Footnote * "As one tha tinly mournd: so was she sad,* * And heavie sat upon her palfrey slow:* * Seemed in heart some hidden care she had"*

Answer 25

the fair Lady Una

Question 26

what the Monster and/or Wood of Error symbolizes

Answer 26

the bondage of Roman authority

Question 27

analogy of little monsters swarming the legs of Redcrosse

Answer 27

a shepherd getting attacked by a cloud of gnats

Question 28

*"most lothsom, filthie, foule, and full of vile disdaine"*

Answer 28

describes the Monster

Question 29

* "Who see your vanquisht foes before you lye:* * Well worthy be you of that Armorie,* * Wherein ye have great glory wonned this day"*

Answer 29

can be compared to Ephesians 6:13

Question 30

*"Where plaine none might her see, nor she see any plaine"*

Answer 30

antimetabole