1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Rape of The Lock CandideFaust Pepys/ Defoe Vocab 10 Part 2

2. “The Rape of the Lock” was written by ______

3. Alexander Pope

4. Pope is primarily criticizing which group of people in this story?

5. The wealthy, upper class society of England

6. This story is categorized as a _____ - _____.

7. Mock Epic

8. The protagonist of the story is _____

9. Belinda

10. What happens to the lock of hair at the end of the story?

11. It floats up into the sky

12. Why does Candide join the army?

13. He is forced into it/conscripted when he toasts the king

14. Who is Doctor Pangloss?

15. The teacher at Baron Thunder- ten-tronckh’s castle

16. What was Candide’s offense in the army? Why was he punished?

17. He tried to take a walk

18. What choice was Candide given about his punishment?

19. He could either by shot in the head 12 times or whipped thousands of times

20. What is Francois-Marie Arouet’s pen name?

21. Voltaire

22. Who is the antagonist in the story?

23. Mephistopheles

24. What arrangement does Faust make with the demon?

25. Sells his soul to the devil in exchange for experiencing everything he can in life

26. What does the demon say about Faust’s life in regard to the contract?

27. It is irrelevant – he would go to hell anyway based on his choices in life

28. An earlier version of the story is The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus, by ____________

29. Christopher Marlowe

30. Who is the author of Faust?

31. Goethe

32. Daniel Defoe wrote A _____ of _______

33. A Journal of the Plague Year

34. Why is Samuel Pepys’ diary valuable if he wasn’t really a writer?

35. Gives insight into the lives of the wealthy politicians of the time, gives a description of a few important events

36. What tragic event does Pepys describe witnessing in 1666?

37. The Great Fire of London

38. What happened to the piper in Defoe’s account about the dead carts?

39. He got drunk, fell asleep, and was carted away in a dead cart

40. What happened to the man in Defoe’s story who jumped into the Thames river?

41. He was cured of the plague

42. Cannot be felt

43. Impalpable

44. Without money; penniless

45. Impecunious

46. Extremely necessary

47. Imperative

48. To persistently ask

49. importune

50. domineering

51. imperious