Anоther term fоr wоrking cаpitаl is which of the following?
Anоther term fоr wоrking cаpitаl is which of the following?
Anоther term fоr wоrking cаpitаl is which of the following?
Anоther term fоr wоrking cаpitаl is which of the following?
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British Literаture I finаl Spring 22 Dr. Dupuy Pаrt I: Fоr each оf these questiоns, please write the correct letter on a separate sheet of paper. (Two points each) 1) Who is having an affair with both Goneril and Regan? a) Edmund b) Edgar c ) Gloucester d) Albany 2) Which character does Grendel (in the novel) refuse to kill? a) Hrothgar b) Beowulf c) the Shaper d) Unferth 3) What is the physical manifestation of Doctor Faustus’s body being unwilling to sell his soul? a) His fingers won’t sign the contract b) His blood won’t flow c) His legs won’t move d) His tongue won’t speak 4) What physical item makes Othello think his wife is cheating on him? a) a locket b) a skirt c) a handkerchief d) a hairpin 5) In the poem, what makes Grendel attack the mead hall? a) He hates that they rejected his friendship b) He hates the noise they make c) He wants revenge for a killing d) The poem doesn’t give a reason. 6) Where does Fantomia first get the idea to pretend to be someone else? a) a brothel b) on the street c) a playhouse d) The story never says 7) What name does Jesus go by in Paradise Lost? a) The Son of Man b) The Prince of Peace c) The Son of God d) The Christ 8) What does Giovannia have impaled on his sword at the end of ‘Tis Pity? a) Anabella’s head b) Anabella’s heart c) Florio’s head d) Hippolita’s Heart 9) Where is the path to the Blazing World? a) through the North Pole b) through the stars c) through the center of the earth d) The Blazing World is just a dream 10) What is the name of the main character of The Rape of the Lock a) Belinda b) Clarissa c) Sylph d) Nymph Part II: Pick eight of the following names and for each list 1) The text the character is from, 2) The author of that text, and 3) Three unique facts about the character. Please do this on a separate page. Full sentences aren’t necessary. (40 points.) Dragon that can see into the future Mephistopheles (Not Paradise Lost) Soranzo The Baron Beauplaisir Desdemona Sin Cordelia Edmund Imoinda Part III: From all the texts we’ve read, which character do you think resonates most with us as people in 2022? In other words, who feels the most modern, like a person we would meet today? Conversely, which character seems the most foreign to you, as in the way they view the world would be the hardest for you to relate to? Explore these ideas in two to three paragraphs that give detailed analysis of specific scenes from the texts.(15 points) Part IV: First tell me what text the following passage is from and who wrote it. More importantly, write a page of analysis—one long paragraph is fine—in which you explain the significance of this passage and how it fits into the larger thematic ideas of the of the book. Refer to the specific language of the passage—which means quoting—to show me how the words the author uses are important to the overall ideas being expressed. (25 points) Caesar, having singled out these men from the women and children, made an harangue to 'em, of the miseries and ignominies of slavery; counting up all their toils and sufferings, under such loads, burdens and drudgeries, as were fitter for beasts than men;senseless brutes, than human souls. He told 'em, it was not for days, months or years, but for eternity; there was no end to be of their misfortunes: They suffer'd not like men, who might find a glory and fortitude in oppression; but like dogs, that lov'd the whip and bell, and fawn'd the more they were beaten: That they had lost the divine quality of men, and were become insensible asses, fit only to bear: nay, worse; an ass, or dog, or horse, having done his duty, could lie down in retreat, and rise to work again, and while he did his duty, indur'd no stripes; but men, villanous, senseless men. such as they, toil'd on all the tedious week till Black Friday: and then, whether they work'd or not, whether they were faulty or meriting, they, promiscuously, the innocent with the guilty, suffer'd the infamous whip the sordid stripes, from their fellow-slaves, till their blood trickled from all parts of their body; blood, whose every drop ought to be revenged with a life of some of those tyrants that impose it. And why (said he) my dear friends and fellow-sufferers, should we be slaves to an unknown people? Have they vanquished us nobly in fight? Have they won us in honourable battle? And are we by the chance of war become their slaves? This wou'd not anger a noble heart; this would not animate a soldier's soul: no, but we are bought and sold like apes or monkeys, to be the sport of women, fools and cowards; and the support of rogues and runagades, that have abandoned their own countries for rapine, murders, theft and villanies. Do you not hear every day how they upbraid each other with infamy of life, below the wildest savages? And shall we render obedience to such a degenerate race, who have no one human vertue left, to distinguish them from the vilest creatures? Will you, I say, suffer the lash from such hands? They all reply'd with one accord, No, no, no; Caesar has spoke like a great captain, like a great king. Bonus (5 points) What happens to the hair at the end of Rape of the Lock?
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