Test Study Questions
- What ate the blood of the people who were eternally chasing a banner outside the gates of hell?
- People
- Maggots
- Rats
- Leeches
- What are the two kinds of ethical dilemmas?
- Right vs. Right and Right vs. Wrong
- Wrong vs. Wrong and Right vs. Right
- Right vs. Wrong and Truth vs. Loyalty
- Individual vs. Community and Right vs. Right
- What are the people in the first circle of Hell being chased by?
- Zombies
- Other sinners
- Hornets and wasps
- Spirits
- Which of the following is a not a way of thinking to resolve a right vs. right dilemma?
- Ends-based thinking
- Love-based thinking
- Care-based thinking
- Rule-based thinking
- What is the lesson learned from “A Man Who Had No Eyes”?
- Give up when you’re down on your luck
- Always look for handouts
- Never give up on yourself
- Beggars can’t ever be trusted
- What happened to the two blind men after the accident in the factory?
- One got skin cancer and the other died
- One faked his blindness with a disease and the other was really blind
- Nothing happened; they both lived their lives separately
- One became very rich and successful; the other was a poor beggar.
- In the poem “Terence, This is Stupid Stuff,” what do these lines mean: “Many a peer of England brews / livelier liquor than the Muse”?
- Friends in England brew better liquor than poets do
- Beer is more fun to drink than poetry is to read
- The British brew the best beer
- You should ask your Muse before you drink.
- What is the moral of “Terence, This is Stupid Stuff”?
- Think ahead
- Drink a lot of beer
- Don’t read any poetry
- Bad poetry can kill you
- In the second circle of Hell, what was the punishment for the carnal sinners?
- Losing their skin in acid
- Freezing to death
- Stuck in a tornado
- Being chased by wild dogs
- How do you write the number 34 in Roman Numerals?
- XXY
- XXLVI
- XLVI
- XXXIV
- Who are the three people that Satan is chewing on in the 9thcircle of Hell?
- Obama, George Washington, Chuck Norris
- Julius Caesar, Virgil, and Jesus
- Judas Iscariot, Brutus, and Cassius
- Dante, Virgil, and Moses
- What deal did Faust / Dr. Faustus make?
- Sold his soul to Satan
- Promised to be good forever so he could go to Heaven
- He walked through Hell in order to get into Heaven
- He traded his soul to Tarik for the recipe for Pop-Tarts
- Who said “I am a servant to great Lucifer, / and may not follow thee without his leave”?
- Dante
- Virgil
- Faustus
- Mephistophilis
- What was the moral of the two versions of Faust?
- Girls are smarter than guys
- Value what you have in life
- Guys are smarter than girls
- There is no such thing as a soul
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