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1.E
2.C
3.B
4.D
5.A
6.E
7.D
8.E
9.C
10.D
11.A
12.E
13.C
14.C
15.E

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1. In her opening comments (lines 1-9) Eve reveals all of the following EXCEPT (A) the origin and purpose of her being (B) the righteousness of Adam's observations (C) the debt both she and Adam owe to their Creator (D) the pleasure of her subservient position (E) the content of Adam's earlier comments 

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1. In her opening comments (lines 1-9) Eve reveals all of the following EXCEPT (A) the origin and purpose of her being (B) the righteousness of Adam's observations (C) the debt both she and Adam owe to their Creator (D) the pleasure of her subservient position (E) the content of Adam's earlier comments 

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2. The observations made by Eve in lines 1-9 suggest her initial sense of (A) unhappiness (B) rebellion (C) inferiority (D) jealousy (E) disorientation

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2. The observations made by Eve in lines 1-9 suggest her initial sense of (A) unhappiness (B) rebellion (C) inferiority (D) jealousy (E) disorientation

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3. In the phrase while thou/Like consort to theyself canst nowher find: (lines 8-9), Eve acknowledges Adam's (A) brooding solitude (B)singular status (C) impressive self-reliance (D) deplorable aimlessness (E) deep introspection

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3. In the phrase while thou/Like consort to theyself canst nowher find: (lines 8-9), Eve acknowledges Adam's (A) brooding solitude (B)singular status (C) impressive self-reliance (D) deplorable aimlessness (E) deep introspection

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4. According to lines 10-26, Eve, upon first awakening, pondered all of the following EXCEPT(A) her nature B) her whereabouts (C) her arrival (D) her purpose (E) her visage 

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4. According to lines 10-26, Eve, upon first awakening, pondered all of the following EXCEPT(A) her nature B) her whereabouts (C) her arrival (D) her purpose (E) her visage 

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In lines 10-20, the author attempts

to capture the tranquility of paradise through

A) natural imagery

(B)

a personification

of the environment

(C) frequent onomatopoeia

(D) classical allusions

(E) feminine end-rhyme

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7. eve's study of her countenance is reminiscent of the actions of what classical personage? A) Diana (B) Achilles (C) Venus (D) Narcissus (E) Niobe 

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7. eve's study of her countenance is reminiscent of the actions of what classical personage? A) Diana (B) Achilles (C) Venus (D) Narcissus (E) Niobe 

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9. The tone of Eve's response to the voice's utterance --- "What could I do I But follow straight, invisibly thus led?" (lines 36-37) --- suggests her A) boundless love for Adam (B) divinely predestined lot (C) naturally curious nature (D) sheer spinelessness (E) abject terror in God's presence 

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9. The tone of Eve's response to the voice's utterance --- "What could I do I But follow straight, invisibly thus led?" (lines 36-37) --- suggests her A) boundless love for Adam (B) divinely predestined lot (C) naturally curious nature (D) sheer spinelessness (E) abject terror in God's presence 

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8. The "voice" which addresses Eve in lines 28-36 Canst Adam's admonishes her (A) lustfulness (B) sloth C) impiety (D) conceit (E) fear  

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8. The "voice" which addresses Eve in lines 28-36 Canst Adam's admonishes her (A) lustfulness (B) sloth C) impiety (D) conceit (E) fear  

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6.Eve's prolonged consideration of her reflection in the water is primarily intended to reveal her A) beauty (B) introspectiveness C) pride (D) indolence (E) self-discovery 

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6.Eve's prolonged consideration of her reflection in the water is primarily intended to reveal her A) beauty (B) introspectiveness C) pride (D) indolence (E) self-discovery 

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12. In which of the following phrases does Milton'sdiction most further Adam's consideration of Eve as his rightful possession? (A) "guide / And head" (lines 3-4)(B) "Pre-eminent by so much odds" (line 8)C) "an individual solace" (line 47)(D) "Part of my soul" (line 48)(E) "claim/ My other half" (lines 48-49)

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12. In which of the following phrases does Milton'sdiction most further Adam's consideration of Eve as his rightful possession? (A) "guide / And head" (lines 3-4)(B) "Pre-eminent by so much odds" (line 8)C) "an individual solace" (line 47)(D) "Part of my soul" (line 48)(E) "claim/ My other half" (lines 48-49)

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13. In In. light of the characterization of Adam and Eve,  which of the following seems most antithetical in nature? (A) "while thou / Like consort to thyself canstnowhere find" (lines 8-9)(B) "I started back, / It started back" (lines 23-24)(C) "What could I do, / But follow straight,invisibly thus led?" (lines 36-37)(D) "Whom thou fliest, of him thou art" (line 43)(E) "With that thy gentle hand/Seized mine" (lines49-50)

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13. In In. light of the characterization of Adam and Eve,  which of the following seems most antithetical in nature? (A) "while thou / Like consort to thyself canstnowhere find" (lines 8-9)(B) "I started back, / It started back" (lines 23-24)(C) "What could I do, / But follow straight,invisibly thus led?" (lines 36-37)(D) "Whom thou fliest, of him thou art" (line 43)(E) "With that thy gentle hand/Seized mine" (lines49-50)

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14. When one considers the outcome of the encounter, which of the following phrases could be seen to imply Eve's actual dissatisfaction with her seemingly predetermined? A) "I chiefly, who enjoy / So far the happier lot" (lines 6-7) (B) "with answering looks / Of sympathy and love" (lines 25-26) (C) "pined with vain desire" (line 27) (D) "Inseparably thine" (line 34) (E) "How beauty is excelled by manly grace" (line 51)

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14. When one considers the outcome of the encounter, which of the following phrases could be seen to imply Eve's actual dissatisfaction with her seemingly predetermined? A) "I chiefly, who enjoy / So far the happier lot" (lines 6-7) (B) "with answering looks / Of sympathy and love" (lines 25-26) (C) "pined with vain desire" (line 27) (D) "Inseparably thine" (line 34) (E) "How beauty is excelled by manly grace" (line 51)

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10. Adam's imploration to the departing Eve (lines 42- 49)(A) denies responsibility for her creation (B) indicts her unworthiness (C) cites the disparities in their beings D) reveals his sacrifice to create her (E) expresses his bitterness over her nature.

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10. Adam's imploration to the departing Eve (lines 42- 49)(A) denies responsibility for her creation (B) indicts her unworthiness (C) cites the disparities in their beings D) reveals his sacrifice to create her (E) expresses his bitterness over her nature.

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11. In her monologue Eve recalls that upon first spying Adam she (A) was mesmerized by his manly grace(B) felt intimidated by his presence(C) thought herself more fair(D) mistook him for the Creator(E) fled the scene immediately

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11. In her monologue Eve recalls that upon first spying Adam she (A) was mesmerized by his manly grace(B) felt intimidated by his presence(C) thought herself more fair(D) mistook him for the Creator(E) fled the scene immediately

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15. A feminist critic encountering Milton's description of Eve might possibly be irked by what aspects of her characterization? (A) her homely features (B) her limited intelligence (C) her constant indolence (D) her degraded position (E) her total submissiveness 

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15. A feminist critic encountering Milton's description of Eve might possibly be irked by what aspects of her characterization? (A) her homely features (B) her limited intelligence (C) her constant indolence (D) her degraded position (E) her total submissiveness 