1. Where in Dante's Inferno would you find the Malboge (evil pouches), which were shaped like an arena with 10 concentric trenches? 1st Circle 3rd Circle 2nd Circle 8th Circle

2. In T.S. Eliot's 'Four Quartets', what geographical location does Dry Salvages refer to? Cape Ann Cotsvold harbor Somerset Village Branwell Park

3. Which of the following was not one of the 3 temptations of Satan to Christ? turn stone to bread given all the kingdom of the world dash himself from the parapet turn water to wine

4. Which of the beasts were not found in Dante's Canto 1 of the Inferno? she-wolf lion leopard minotaur

5. The 3 magi (Wise-ones) all had particular symbolic-meanings to their name. What did Balthasar mean? White one Lord of light Dark one Lord of treasures

6. In Gulliver's Travel...what was the island that hovered over Lagado and contained the Royal Society of London? Balnibarbi Luggnagg Brobdingnag Glubbdubrib

7. Who were the 2 winged-sons of the North Wind ( Boreas)? Hyacinthus Zephyr Calais Zetes Notus Eurus Aeolus Xanthus

8. How many times more powerful is nuclear force compared to electromagnetive force? 1 million billion times 1 137

9. Besides - Doric, Ionian, and Corinthian, what are the other 2 styles of classical architectural styles? Roman Byzantine Palladian Tuscan Composite Berninian Composite Tuscan

10. The 'Les Six' was coined by Collet, to match up with the Mighty Five-Russian composers. Whose name, unfortunately translated to 'ass-cutter'? Milhaud Tailleferre Poulenc Honegger