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Quiz on 'All For Love' by John Dryden

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary theme of Dryden's 'All For Love'?

a)

Unlawful love

b)

Political ambition

c)

Religious devotion

d)

Heroic sacrifice

2.

Which historical figure's death does Dryden's poem reflect upon?

a)

Cromwell

b)

Antony

c)

Julius Caesar

d)

Cleopatra

3.

In which year did John Dryden begin writing for the stage?

a)

1670

b)

1663

c)

1660

d)

1658

4.

What type of play did Dryden develop to its height in 'The Conquest of Granada'?

a)

Satire

b)

Comedy of manners

c)

Tragedy

d)

Heroic play

5.

Which literary form did Dryden NOT engage in during his career?

a)

Epic poetry

b)

Criticism

c)

Satire

d)

Drama

6.

What was the title of Dryden's work that defended his new religion?

a)

The Hind and the Panther

b)

Absalom and Achitophel

c)

Religio Laici

d)

Mac Flecknoe

7.

Who is the primary audience for Dryden's dedication in 'All For Love'?

a)

The clergy

b)

Thomas, Earl of Danby

c)

The royal family

d)

The common people

8.

What is a notable characteristic of Dryden's writing style?

a)

Complex and obscure

b)

Clear and vigorous

c)

Minimalist and abstract

d)

Romantic and emotional

9.

Which of the following works is considered a political satire by Dryden?

a)

Fables

b)

Annus Mirabilis

c)

The Medal

d)

The Hind and the Panther

10.

What does Dryden argue about the nature of liberty in his preface?

a)

It should be pursued at all costs

b)

It is a gift from the monarchy

c)

It is an illusion in a republic

d)

It is essential for happiness