What type of writing would be most likely to be ficton
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Novel
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Which title names a part of the divine comedy
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Inferno (Hell)
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Which statement about the Inferno is true
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That God is unfair in punishment that he brings among sinners.
The events of the Inferno take place before Dante was exiled from Florence.
Dante wrote the Inferno after his exile from Florence.
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What is one way that setting is important in the inferno
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the setting is important because the organization of Hell into
nine circles reflects Dante's belief in an orderly universe.
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Why did Dante most likely choose to write his views on Christianity in an indirect manner when he wrote the divine comedy
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Dante thought about his own views and personal shortcomings as
he wrote it, and by writing it in this style, readers could do the
same as they read it.
He knew his audience would be larger if he wrote an entertaining
story that wasn't too serious.
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In the final circle of hell what type of sinners are being punished
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Sinners who have betrayed their country
People who betray their family
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In the Ninth Circle of Hell Which man is chewed on eternally by Lucifer
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Judas Iscariot
Cassius
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What sentence best describes the character of Virgil as he is portrayed in Dante's Inferno
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He is a well-respected poet who exhibits clear reason and logic as he guides Dante through the Inferno.
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What is the most likely reason literary critics compare the works of artists and authors who focus on the same subject matter
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To understand the differences in perspective between the authors
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How does the real-life Dante differ from the fictional Dante
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The real Dante holds highly unfavorable views of his political
enemies.
The real Dante has uncompromising ideas about religion and human
nature.
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Which example best describes a change of medium
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A filmmaker decides to make downtown Los Angeles the setting of his movie, Dante's Inferno.
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What are symbolic meaning does the character Dante most likely represent in the inferno
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He represents mankind -Apex
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Which statement about the Inferno is best supported by the use of evidence from the text
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Dante believed demons are evil and ignorant, as shown by the
scene in which they are tricked by a sinner.
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Imagine a story in which the main character is trapped in a giant human maze. What is most likely the allegorical meaning of the story
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The main character is trying to navigate difficult life
choices.
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Based on the Inferno what does Dante most likely consider monstrous
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Being a hypocritical person
Betrayal of friends
Involvement in corrupt business practices
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Which sentence is an example of imagery
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The blue fuzzy socks wrapped Shana's feet in toasty warmth.
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What feelings would a character most likely experience in this setting
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Playful
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What statement about setting is true as relates to a story
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Setting affects character behavior, which drives the plot ~apex
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What is a major difference between dores and blakes illustrations od Dantes inferno
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dores illustration create a nightmarish mood while blake’s illustrations portray a dreamy mood
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Which lines from the Inferno best reflect Dante's message that how life is lived on Earth determines how life is lived after death
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“And, if they lived befmore the christian era,/ They did not worship God in the right way:/ And i myself [Virgil] am one of those poor souls.” (Canto IV, lines 34-39)
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What type of writing would be most likely to be ficton
Novel
Which title names a part of the divine comedy
Inferno (Hell)
Which statement about the Inferno is true
That God is unfair in punishment that he brings among sinners.
The events of the Inferno take place before Dante was exiled from Florence.
Dante wrote the Inferno after his exile from Florence.
What is one way that setting is important in the inferno
the setting is important because the organization of Hell into
nine circles reflects Dante's belief in an orderly universe.
Why did Dante most likely choose to write his views on Christianity in an indirect manner when he wrote the divine comedy
Dante thought about his own views and personal shortcomings as
he wrote it, and by writing it in this style, readers could do the
same as they read it.
He knew his audience would be larger if he wrote an entertaining
story that wasn't too serious.
In the final circle of hell what type of sinners are being punished
Sinners who have betrayed their country
People who betray their family
In the Ninth Circle of Hell Which man is chewed on eternally by Lucifer
Judas Iscariot
Cassius
What sentence best describes the character of Virgil as he is portrayed in Dante's Inferno
He is a well-respected poet who exhibits clear reason and logic as he guides Dante through the Inferno.
What is the most likely reason literary critics compare the works of artists and authors who focus on the same subject matter
To understand the differences in perspective between the authors
or artists
How does the real-life Dante differ from the fictional Dante
The real Dante holds highly unfavorable views of his political
enemies.
The real Dante has uncompromising ideas about religion and human
nature.
Which example best describes a change of medium
A filmmaker decides to make downtown Los Angeles the setting of his movie, Dante's Inferno.
What are symbolic meaning does the character Dante most likely represent in the inferno
He represents mankind -Apex
Which statement about the Inferno is best supported by the use of evidence from the text
Dante believed demons are evil and ignorant, as shown by the
scene in which they are tricked by a sinner.
Imagine a story in which the main character is trapped in a giant human maze. What is most likely the allegorical meaning of the story
The main character is trying to navigate difficult life
choices.
Based on the Inferno what does Dante most likely consider monstrous
Being a hypocritical person
Betrayal of friends
Involvement in corrupt business practices
Which sentence is an example of imagery
Answer this question…
The blue fuzzy socks wrapped Shana's feet in toasty warmth.
What feelings would a character most likely experience in this setting
Playful
What statement about setting is true as relates to a story
Setting affects character behavior, which drives the plot ~apex
What is a major difference between dores and blakes illustrations od Dantes inferno
dores illustration create a nightmarish mood while blake’s illustrations portray a dreamy mood
Which lines from the Inferno best reflect Dante's message that how life is lived on Earth determines how life is lived after death
“And, if they lived befmore the christian era,/ They did not worship God in the right way:/ And i myself [Virgil] am one of those poor souls.” (Canto IV, lines 34-39)