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thanks to allie roberts, shannon doughty and anthony gulotta

 A. Taylor Swift  B. Jonathon Swift  C. James Boswell  D. Alexander Pope *

 Poverty  Unemployment  Population  Homosexuality *

 Catholics  Protestants  Muslims  Hindus *

 12 years  10 years  1 year  5 years *

 Catholic  Anglican  Mormon  Puritan *

 Taxing Absentee Landlords  Buying domestic goods  Instilling patriotism  Joining the United Kingdom *

 England  Absentee landlords  Donner Party  Irish Catholics *

 Oscar Wilde  Jonathon Swift  Alexander Pope  J.K. Rowling

 A sonnet  An epic  A haiku  Free Verse

65426542

 To keep Belinda young  To guard Belinda’s chastity  To inspire artistic and creative thoughts  To encourage social behavior

 Propose to Belinda  Capture Ariel  Win a lot of money in a card game  Steal a lock of Belinda’s hair

 James Boswell  Samuel Johnson  Jonathon Swift  Alexander Pope

 It included his birth and death dates  It gave real details and “dirt” that occurred throughout his life.  It was unauthorized  It was an autobiography

 James Boswell  Samuel Johnson  Jonathon Swift  Alexander Pope *

Lexicgorapher

Oats

Tory

Thomas Gray

Romantic and Age of Reason

A. Farm land B. Missed Opportunity C. Zombies D. Witchcraftry *

 Irish Poet  Educated at Trinity College  Found Shelter in England during Jacobite Rebellion  Moved back to Ireland in 1699  Became a Torie after Whigs and Church began feuding  Wrote “A Modest Proposal” in 1729

 Born in England to Roman Catholic Parents  As a child, afflicted by a tubercular condition known as Pott’s Disease (spinal curvature)  Deprived Protestant religion due to his religion  Mostly self taught  Friends with Swift(both Tories)  Wrote “The Rape of the Lock” in 1714

 born in Lichfield, Staffordshire, England  One of the most quoted English writers  Sickly child, suffered from a tubercular infection that made him deaf in left ear  Wrote A Dictionary of the English Language in 1755  In his time, it was the most comprehensive English dictionary

 Allow children to be happy in their own way, for what better way will they find?  A wise man is cured of ambition by ambition itself; his aim is so exalted that riches, office, fortune and favour cannot satisfy him.  Actions are visible, though motives are secret.

 Friend and biographer of Samuel Johnson  Born in Scotland  Studied law  Father of five children-gave children expensive educations  The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. was published in 1791

 Born in Cornhill, London  Educated at Eton College  Became writing poems after his friend Richard West died  Known as one of the “Graveyard Poets”  Wrote “Elegy” in 1750

 Born in Dublin, Ireland  Began His friendship with Joseph Addison at School  Had a casual writing style  Worked for essay periodical The Tatler prior to publishing The Spectator  The Spectator was first published in 1711

 Born in Milston, Wiltshire  Educated at Charterhouse (here met Steele)  Had a more serious writing style, which complimented Steele’s writing style  Most famous work is Cato

 Which two of the following authors were born in Ireland?  A) Richard Steele  B) Thomas Grey  C) Samuel Johnson  D) Jonathan Swift  E) Alexander Pope * *

 Which of the following authors is known for his great friendship with Samuel Johnson?  A)Thomas Grey  B) James Boswell  C)Jonathan Swift  D) Joseph Addison *

 This author was deprived a proper education due to his Roman Catholic beliefs and also suffered from Pott’s Disease  A) Samuel Johnson  B)Jonathan Swift  C)Alexander Pope  D)Joseph Addison *

 Which writer compiled the 1 st English Dictionary?  A)Alexander Pope  B)Samuel Johnson  C)James Boswell  D)Richard Steele *

 Joseph Addison’s writing style is deemed more than Richard Steele’s style which has been deemed more.  A) clever, boring  B) serious, casual  C) colorful, simplistic *

 This poet is known as a “Graveyard Poet” who wrote “Elegy” in 1750  A)Jonathan Swift  B)Samuel Johnson  C) James Boswell  D) Thomas Grey *