Drama through the Ages - Quiz

Who is often referred to as the "Bard of Avon" and is considered one of the greatest playwrights in English literature?

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In "Doctor Faustus," what does Faustus aspire to achieve through his magical powers?

• Wealth and power

• Eternal youth

• Knowledge and supernatural abilities

• Love and happiness

Who is the main antagonist in the play "Doctor Faustus"?

• Mephistopheles

• Lucifer

• Wagner

• Valdes and Cornelius

What is the tragic flaw of the character Faustus in the play?

• Ambition

• Hubris

• Desire for knowledge

• Rebellion against God

The play "Doctor Faustus" is written in _______________, a form of literature popular during the Elizabethan era.

Faustus sells his soul to the devil in exchange for magical powers and the service of the demon

What is the consequence of Faustus' deal with the devil in "Doctor Faustus"?

• Immortality

• Unlimited wealth

• Eternal damnation

• Supernatural powers

Who is the mentor of Faustus in the play "Doctor Faustus"?

• Mephistopheles

• Lucifer

• Valdes

• Wagner

What is the significance of the character of Helen of Troy in "Doctor Faustus"?

• Symbol of beauty and desire

• Representative of Faustus' inner conflict

• Source of magical powers

• Instrument of Faustus' downfall

What is the ultimate fate of Faustus in the play?

• Redemption and salvation

• Tragic death and damnation

• Immortality and eternal happiness

• Reconciliation with God