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Which character in Chaucer’s General Prologue was stout and brawny, with a wart on his nose?  \nA) The Summoner B) The Monk  \nC) The Miller D) The Pardoner  \n2. Whose excellent sonnets were the first to be linked by subject matter and theme?  \nA) Sir Thomas Wyatt’s B) Sir Philip Sydney’s  \nC) Sir Edmund Spenser’s D) Sir Walter Raleigh’s  \n3. To whom is Spenser’s sonnet sequence Amoretti addressed?  \nA) To the Queen B) To his secret lady-love  \nC) To a working class friend D) To his own wife  \n4. In which play of Shakespeare does the following line occur: “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.”  \nA) Julius Caesar B) Henry V  \nC) Henry IV D) Richard II  \n5. What did the mystery plays deal with?  \nA) Biblical themes B) Moral themes  \nC) Medieval themes D) Philosophical themes  \n6. “Was this the face that launched a thousand ships....” is the celebrated line from:  \nA) Tamburlaine B) Dr. Faustus  \nC) Edward II D) The Spanish Tragedy  \n7. From whom did Bacon borrow the general conception of the essay?  \nA) Seneca B) Montaigne C) Erasmus D) More  \n8. Who coined the phrase “Marlowe’s mighty line”?  \nA) Dr. Samuel Johnson B) Sir Philip Sydney  \nC) Francis Beaumont D) Ben Jonson  \n9. Which of the following plays begin with the line: “If music be the food of love, play on?”  \nA) The Twelfth Night B) As you like it  \nC) Much ado about Nothing D) A Midsummer Night’s Dream.  \n10. Who wrote the poem‘The Retreat’?  \nA) George Herbert B) Richard Carshaw  \nC) Henry Vaughan D) Andrew Marvell  \n11. Who said of Shakespeare:“Sweetest Shakespeare, fancy’s child, Warble his native wood-notes wild.  \nA) John Dryden B) John Milton  \nC) John Keats D) John Vanbrugh  \n12. Sir Thomas Browne wrote Religio Medici to defend doctors against the charge of  \nA) Witchcraft B) Magic C) Astrology D) Atheism  \n13. 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