In “The Flea,” how much honor does the speaker suggest the woman will lose if she sleeps with him?

In “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning,” the speaker develops various similes and metaphors to talk about the pending separation from his beloved.  Though of all the comparisons below are used in the poem, which of the following is NOT used in comparison to their separation?

Which is NOT identified as a reason for marriage in the rite of matrimony the Book of Common Prayer? 

Who called for the translation of the Bible that would be known as the Authorized Version for the Church of England?

For a Christian like Julian to speak of Christ’s “passion” is to refer to

At certain points when the Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale are interrupted, the reader becomes aware of the framing narrative (the pilgrimage). Which of the following characters does not interrupt the Wife of Bath?

What does the old lady want as payment from the knight?

What crime is committed by the knight who is the protagonist in the Wife of Bath’s Tale?

“[They] then heaved out, / away with a will in their wood-wreathed ship” (line 216). This line, describing Beowulf’s departure from Geatland, is typical of the poem’s form and Old English poetic technique because

At the conclusion of this section of the poem, Hrothgar makes a long speech to Beowulf, in which he promises friendship and other rewards to Beowulf, acknowledges that warrior’s valorous deeds, and outlines what he sees as the best attributes of a noble leader. To furnish a contrast, Hrothgar refers at length to which figure, who is the very opposite of a good leader.