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Question 1

True or False: Despite his erratic behavior, Wordsworth

never gave up on his friend
a
False
b
True
help Question Difficulty: 6 (42% get this right)
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Question 2

How did Taylor befriend fellow soldiers?

a
Gave them opium
b
Ghost wrote their love letters
c
Forged day passes
d
Told them stories
help Question Difficulty: 8 (26% get this right)
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Question 3

On what grounds was Coleridge dismissed from the

military?
a
Dereliction of duty
b
Cowardice
c
Insanity
d
Substance abuse
help Question Difficulty: 7 (37% get this right)
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Question 4

What false name did Coleridge adopt when he enlisted in

the military?
a
Wombat Harness
b
Raymond Throat-Wobbler Mangrove
c
Angus Podgorny
d
Silas Tomkyn Comberbache
help Question Difficulty: 5 (54% get this right)
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Question 5

What writer did Coleridge idolize and become close

friends wiith?
a
Wordsworth
b
Emerson
c
Thoreau
d
Longfellow
help Question Difficulty: 3 (76% get this right)
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Question 6

True or False: Coleridge was offered a patronage which

allowed him to write for the rest of his ife
a
False
b
True
help Question Difficulty: 5 (58% get this right)
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Question 7

In what activity did Coleridge indulge while under the

influence of opium?
a
Frantic dancing
b
Tree climbing
c
Waking up friends for long, pointless talks
d
Endless walking
help Question Difficulty: 6 (40% get this right)
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Question 8

Coleridge contributed a poem to a volume to raise money

for which ailing poet?
a
Ralph Waldo Emerson
b
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
c
Henry David Thoreau
d
Robert Burns
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Question 9

Who convinced Coleridge to publish the incomplete "Kubla

Khan"?
a
Lord Byron
b
Wiliam Wordsworth
c
His wife
d
Percy Bysshe Shelley
help Question Difficulty: 7 (36% get this right)
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Question 10

To what was Coleridge addicted?

a
Alcohol
b
Opium
c
Cocaine
d
Mushrooms
help Question Difficulty: 2 (80% get this right)

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