Inferno (I, III, V, XXXIV)

Where was Dante born?

• Bologna, Italy
• Florence, Italy
• Rome, Italy
• Ravenna, Italy

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Dante repeats the symbolic number ______ throughout the Inferno.

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

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The first part of the Divine Comedy is called ____________ and is about Dante's journey through hell.

• Inferno
• Purgatorio
• Paradiso

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Each part of the Inferno has 33 ___________ (kind of like chapters).

• cantos
• trinity
• stanzas
• poems

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The Divine Comedy is written in __________ ____________.

• iambic pentameter
• terza rima
• confusing language

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____________ guides Dante through the inferno and purgatory.

• Beatrice
• God
• Virgil
• Lebron James

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_________ guides Dante through paradise.

• Beatrice
• God
• Virgil
• Kanye West

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Dante was in love with ____________.

• Virgil
• Sarah
• Himself
• Beatrice

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The Divine Comedy is a spiritual epic of Dante's quest for _____________.

• power
• Chipotle 
• salvation
• love

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The dark woods are allegorical because they might also mean Dante is experiencing _____________________ in real life.

• good luck
• hard times

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