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Dante Alighiere was exiled from here.
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What is Florence, Italy
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She was the love of Dantes life.
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Who is Beatrice
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The Divine Comedy is divided into these three
parts.
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What are The Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradisio
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Each part of his Comedia contains this many
cantos.
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What is 33
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The Inferno is the only canto that takes place
here.
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What is On Earth
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This is the term for language that appeals to the
senses.
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What is imagery
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Dantes Divine Comedy is an example of this, a
literary work with two levels of meaning.
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What is allegory
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Dantes poem is written in this format.
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What is terca rima
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and demon Charon with eyes like burning coals
herds them inthis is an example of what
literary device (NOT imagery!)
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What is simile
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The next whom the eternal tempest lashes is
sense-drugged Cleopatra. See Helen there, from
whom such ill arose. And great Achilles, who
fought at last with love in the house of
prayer.The reference to each of these persons
is an example of this.
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What is allusion
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I am the way to the city of woe. I am the way to
a forsaken people. I am the way into eternal
sorrowAbandon all hope ye who enter here.this
inscription appears here.
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What is at the Vestibule (Gate) of Hell
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I think it well you follow me, and I will be
your guide. Who says this?
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Who is Virgil to Dante
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No soul in Grace comes ever to this crossing
therefore if Charon rages at your presence you
will understand the reason for his cursing. What
is meant by this?
30
What is Dante is living and therefore
cannot/should not be in Hell because he still has
the chance to receive Gods grace.
31
This is the process or event that is being
described here That is to say, when the
ill-fated soul appears before him it confesses
all, and that grim sorter of the dark and foul
decides which place in Hell shall be its end,
then wraps his twitching tail about himself one
coil for each degree it must descend.
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What is Minos judging the dead and sending
sinners to their appropriate level of Hell.
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This is who is being described here When we had
gone so far across the ice that it pleased my
Guide to show me that foul creature which once
had worn the grace of Paradise.
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Who is Satan
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In Canto I, Dante encounters these 3 beasts.
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What are the she-wolf, leopard, and the lion.
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Dante stops to speak with these 2 people in
circle 2 (Canto V).
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Who are Paulo and Francesca
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In Canto XXXIV, Dante and Virgil finally reach
the bottom of the Mount of Joy/Purgatory. They
started their journey on Good FridayWhat is
symbolic of the day their journey ends?
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What is its Easter Sunday its been 3 days it
represents a spiritual rebirth coincides with
Jesus resurrection.
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Dante sees these 3 figures being gnawed on in
Satans mouth.
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Who are Judas Iscariot, Brutus, and Cassius
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The Christian concept of the Trinity stands for
this, this, and this.
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What is Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
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In the final canto of the Inferno, this is what
keeps the sinners there, including Satan himself.
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What is Satans flapping wings the center of
gravity weighs them all down.
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The punishment of the Opportunists is this.
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What is chase an elusive banner, being stung by
wasps and hornets, and fed on by worms and
maggots.
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In Canto III, they meet Charon. His role is this.
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What is carry sinners across the river to Hell.
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In Canto III, Dante sees Pope Celestine V who
made the Great Denial, which means this.
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He renounced his faith and left the papacy for
fear of his own life.
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This is what it is called when the sin equals the
punishment.
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What is the concept of contrapasso
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The Inferno represents this ________ of sin.
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What is recognition of sin
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Dante swoons at the end of each Canto because of
this.
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What are for technical reasons and/or as a result
of physical and emotional exhaustion.
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When you make fun of Dantes Inferno by creating
a comical version of Hell, its called this.
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What is a parody
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This is the reason why the lovers are in Hell
together.
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What is so they can be a constant reminder to
each other of their sin.
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The reason that prompts Dante to take his journey.
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What is he had strayed from the True Way
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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This is the allegorical level of meaning in The
Divine Comedy,and specifically, The Inferno
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What is spiritual purification or spiritual
rebirth.