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عيسى الرشيدي · 2013- 5- 18

Milton was an object of threats sometimes because:
His essays and pamphlets argued against the established views of most of England.
He refused to write essays that support the domination of England over more lands.
He insisted on supporting the church.
He was supporting secularism.
Much of Milton’s social commentary in Paradise Lost focuses on:
How to overcome losing one's paradise.
The proper role of women.
The roper role of men.
All false.
In Book IV he makes clear that:
He does not think men and women are equals.
He shows his belief that men and women are equal.
He underestimates women.
He calls for women's freedom.
Inspired by the bible's view to women, Milton:
Believed that women should be humiliated.
Viewed women as inferior to men but didn't consider him self as a woman-hater.
Pretended to be woman's rights supporter.
All false
In Paradise Lost, he distances himself from the misogyny popular in his time. Misogyny means:
The belief that women are utterly inferior to men, essentially evil, and generally to be avoided.
The equality of men and women.
The love between men and women.
All false
In Paradise lost, He also argued that the partners in a marriage must:
Not be equal.
Complement each other.
Divorce.
All false
His portrayal of Adam and Eve after the fall is a vivid example of his belief that:
Two people can complement each other, smoothing out one another's’ faults and enhancing each others’ strengths.
Women should not be obeyed.
Men should control marriage.
All false.
An extended narrative poem, with a heroic subject matter and theme, and an exalted tone. This definition refers to:
19th century poems.
Comedy poems.
The Epic.
All false
Milton chose the topic of his epic "Paradise lost":
From the moment he started to fantasize about writing an epic when he was 16 years old.
When king Richard was executed.
After few other choices he thought of before.
All false

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عيسى الرشيدي أكـاديـمـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 145044 تاريخ التسجيل: Wed May 2013 المشاركات: 65 الـجنــس : ذكــر عدد الـنقـاط : 211 مؤشر المستوى: 52 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: الاداب الدراسة: انتساب التخصص: اللغة الانجليزيه المستوى: المستوى الخامس	رد: تجمع الادب الانجلــيزي فـي الـقرن 17 Milton was an object of threats sometimes because: His essays and pamphlets argued against the established views of most of England. He refused to write essays that support the domination of England over more lands. He insisted on supporting the church. He was supporting secularism. *Much of Milton’s social commentary in Paradise Lost* focuses on: How to overcome losing one's paradise. The proper role of women. The roper role of men. All false. In Book IV he makes clear that: He does not think men and women are equals. He shows his belief that men and women are equal. He underestimates women. He calls for women's freedom. Inspired by the bible's view to women, Milton: Believed that women should be humiliated. Viewed women as inferior to men but didn't consider him self as a woman-hater. Pretended to be woman's rights supporter. All false In Paradise Lost, he distances himself from the misogyny popular in his time. Misogyny means: The belief that women are utterly inferior to men, essentially evil, and generally to be avoided. The equality of men and women. The love between men and women. All false In Paradise lost, He also argued that the partners in a marriage must: Not be equal. Complement each other. Divorce. All false His portrayal of Adam and Eve after the fall is a vivid example of his belief that: Two people can complement each other, smoothing out one another's’ faults and enhancing each others’ strengths. Women should not be obeyed. Men should control marriage. All false. An extended narrative poem, with a heroic subject matter and theme, and an exalted tone. This definition refers to: 19th century poems. Comedy poems. The Epic. All false Milton chose the topic of his epic "Paradise lost":** From the moment he started to fantasize about writing an epic when he was 16 years old. When king Richard was executed. After few other choices he thought of before. All false