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Happy the man is written by ______
John Dryden
The Rape of the Lock is written by ______
Alexander Pope
Robinson Crusoe is written by ______
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe is the main character in Daniel Defoe's novel. Crusoe is the novel's ______
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The event that inspired The Rape of the Lock was a lock of a young woman's hair being cut off without her ______
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Happy the man is a philosophical poem written in _______ couplets
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The tone of the poem Happy the man is _______
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The Rape of the Lock is a mock heroic _______
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Robinson Crusoe tells the story of a man being cast away on an island in the _______ for 26 years
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The novel Robinson Crusoe is based on a real _______
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Happy the man is a philosophical poem written in _______ couplets
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The tone of the poem Happy the man is _______
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The event that inspired The Rape of the Lock was a lock of a young woman's hair being cut off without her _______
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Robinson Crusoe tells the story of a man being cast away on an island in the _______ for 26 years
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The Rape of the Lock is a _______ heroic satire (poem in mock epic)
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Happy the man is written by John Dryden. Happy the man is a philosophical poem written in _______ couplets
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The Rape of the Lock is a _______ heroic satire (poem in mock epic)
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Robinson Crusoe is the main character in Daniel Defoe's novel. Crusoe is the novel's _______
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The event that inspired The Rape of the Lock was a lock of a young woman's hair being cut off without her _______
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The novel Robinson Crusoe is based on a real _______
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Study Notes
Literature Overview
- Happy the man is written by John Dryden
- The Rape of the Lock is written by Alexander Pope
- Robinson Crusoe is written by Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
- Robinson Crusoe is the main character in Daniel Defoe's novel
- Crusoe is the novel's protagonist
- The novel tells the story of a man being cast away on an island in the Caribbean for 28 years
- The novel is based on a real story, possibly inspired by the life of Alexander Selkirk
The Rape of the Lock
- The event that inspired the poem was a lock of a young woman's hair being cut off without her consent
- The Rape of the Lock is a mock heroic satire, a poem in mock epic
- It is written by Alexander Pope
Happy the Man
- Happy the man is a philosophical poem written in rhyming couplets
- The tone of the poem is reflective and contemplative
- It is written by John Dryden
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Description
Test your knowledge on philosophical poems with this quiz. Explore themes of happiness, living in the present, and weather symbolism in 'Happy the Man' by John Dryden and 'The Rape of the Lock' by Alexander Pope.
