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As the poets reach the final circle of Hell called Judecca, in what condition do they find the sinners there?a. Completely encased in iceb. Completely engulfed in flamec. Full of remorse upon their complete removal from Godd. Writhing in their own, personal, agonies

At the end of the journey, when the poets reach the upper world, what do the poets see?a. A giant, shimmering mountainb. Another circle of Hellc. Beatriced. The stars

Dante's journey through Hell begins on Good Friday and ends on: a. Easter Sundayb. Holy Saturdayc. Lentd. The following Friday

How many circles does Dante's Hell have?a. 11c. 7b. 5d. 9

In addition to the Christian deities, Dante invokes upon whom to help him?a. Buddhab. Lillith, the dark goddess of the Pagansc. Ra, the Egyptian Sun Godd. The nine Muses

In keeping with Dante's theme of retribution, the Theives in the seventh chasm consistently steal what from one another?a. Their bloodb. Their body formsc. Their happinessd. Their memories

On the day Christ died, he went to Hell to do what?a. Assure Satan that he's lost the battleb. Prove wrong those who denied his divine paternityc. Retrieve a number of the virtuous pagansd. Visit with old friends

Which of the following is the best translation for the word Malebolge?a. bad leaderb. dirty hillc. evil ditchd. men's cesspool

Which of the following sinners is not in Satan's jaws?a. Brunetto Latinic. Brutusb. Cassiusd. JudasWho is the ferryman of the river Styx in Hell?a. Jasonc. Satanb. Phlegyasd. Ulysses

Who said the following, upon seeing Dante in Hell: Such as I was alive; such am I also in death.a. Capaneusc. Pope Nicholas IIIb. Ciaccod. Virgil

Why were many of the residents in Limbo there for eternity?a. They do not know the salvation of Christb. They sinned against naturec. They were Gluttonsd. They were treacherous to their masters

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Question 1 completely encased in ice Incorrect Question 2 The Stars Incorrect Question 3 Easter Sunday Incorrect Question 4 9 Incorrect Question 5 The Nine Muses Incorrect Question 6 Their Body Forms Correct Question 7 Retrieve a number of the virtuous pagans Correct Question 8 Evil Ditch Correct Question 9 Brunetto Lattini Incorrect Question 10 Phlegyas Incorrect Question 11 Capaneus Incorrect Question 12 They do not know the salvation of Christ Incorrect Study HelpEssay Questions 1.Describe Virgil's function in theInferno. How does he differ from Dante? What does he represent? Is he an apt guide or could someone else have done better? 2.How does Dante grow as a character in the poem? How does his reaction toward sin change? 3.Dante wrote theInfernopartly as a warning to the people of Florence. Describe the political events of the time and how they affected this poem. What do some of the characters in the poem have to do with Dante's political views? 4.Descibe the nature of Divine Retribution and use examples from the text. 5.Why does Dante spend so much time on the eighth circle? What, in your opinion, were his motivations for spending thirteen cantos with those particular sinners?

Study HelpPractice Projects 1.Some of the sins that Dante considered terrible, such as usury (banking), have become more accepted in modern culture. Draw a map of your own version of Hell, using "modern" sins. What do we consider "terrible" now that Dante may not have? What sins remain the same? Do some of the sins change circles? Next, place modern leaders, movie stars, and historical figures in your version of Hell and explain why you put them there. 2.Create a Web site that introduces readers to theInferno. Focus, if you like, on one particular canto and explain, in detail, the significance included there. 3.Imagine that you are a traveler through Hell. In what circle, either Dante's or one you invent, would you be most inclined to spend eternity? Write a passage interza rimadescribing the circle and your experience there. Do not forget to meet the souls that reside there. 4.In Canto IV, Dante meets and speaks with other great poets of antiquity and says that he "spoke of things as well omitted here/as it was sweet to touch on there." Write a passage of that imagined conversation. What would these poets say to one another? What do you think Dante asked them? What were their answers?