The poem in Lanier's "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women", refers to the Lord and King of all the Earth.
A) God B) Adam C) Moses

She is the Summer School Program Coordinator.
A) Mrs. Sarmiento B) Mrs. Flores C) Mrs. Roberto

German scholar and traveling magician.
A) King Oedipus B) Sir Gawain C) Faust or Faustus

The purpose in Lanier's in writing "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women.
A) To retell the story of Adam and Eve in verse.
B) To apologize for women’s role in the fall of Adam and Eve.
C) To defend the role of women in the fall of Adam and Eve.

She teaches English 9 and English 10.
A) Mrs. Flores B) Ms. Estay C) Mrs. Sarmiento

According to legend, he sold his ___________.
A) soul to the devil B) soul to God C) soul for love

Lanier uses a biblical story in "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women because...
A) She wants to reinforce people’s understanding of this traditional story.
B) She wants to change how people think by reinterpreting a traditional story.
C) She wants to acquaint people with a rarely told traditional story.

She teaches Math.
1) Ms. Estay 2) Ms. Flores 3) Dr. Milano

The devil in the tragic play is _______.
A) Oedipus B) Sophocles C) Mephistopheles

The basing (as a point) in "Eve's apology in Defense of Women" on a well-known biblical story affect the audience that Lanier reached.
A) It limited her audience to Puritans.
B) Only theologians (a person or specialist in religion) could understand it.
C) It was easily understood by everyone.

He's our discipline administrator.
A) Mr. Pilarca B) Mr. Vasquez C) Mr. Antonio

As a tragic figure, his hamartia, or error is ______.
A) rejecting Christian belief B) rejecting intellectual understanding C) risking his soul in a contract with Mephistopheles

During the late 16th and early 17th centuries, reformers told traditional biblical stories because.....
A) To show how values change over time.
B) To suggest that God was on their side.
C) To restore belief in the Bible.

He's our Curriculum and Instruction administrator.
A) Mr. Sotomayor B) Dr. Ray Guerrero C) Mr. Pilarca

Both Oedipus and Faust striving to know all, ______,
A) gained all that they desire. B) they had godlike powers. C) they suffered terribly.