What did Henry James describe as “loose baggy monsters” ?

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1. What did Henry James describe as \loose baggy monsters\ ?

   A. novels
   B. plays
   C. the English
   D. publishers

2. In the play, “Henry V,” what country does Henry wish to conquer ?

   A. England
   B. Spain
   C. France
   D. Denmark

3. In the play, “Henry V,” who is the close friend and mentor of young Henry ?

   A. Montjoy
   B. Horatio
   C. Falstaff
   D. Nim

4. According to the myth, how did frogs loose their teeth ?

   A. Frogs used to eat rocks and one day a frog ate a rock that was too hard and smashed its teeth.
   B. Frogs never had any teeth.
   C. Hare hit a frog with a club and burned the frog and cursed it by declaring it would never be able to harm anyone because it threatedned to hunt the hare down with dogs.
   D. Grandmother wanted to eat frog leg stew so she captured a frog and extracted its teeth one by one while chanting a Winnebago song, and since then frogs were without teeth.

5. What event resulted from the premature death of Henry V ?

   A. the Battle of Agincourt
   B. the Battle of Hastings
   C. the Norman Conquest
   D. the War of the Roses

6. How did Henry II, the first of England’s Plantagenet kings, acquire vast provinces in southern France ?

   A. the Battle of Hastings
   B. Saint Patrick’s mission
   C. the Fourth Lateran Council
   D. his marriage to Eleanor of Aquitaine

7. What event resulted from the premature death of Henry V ?

   A. the Battle of Agincourt
   B. the Battle of Hastings
   C. the Norman Conquest
   D. the War of the Roses

8. How did Henry II, the first of England’s Plantagenet kings, acquire vast provinces in southern France ?

   A. the Battle of Hastings
   B. Saint Patrick’s mission
   C. the Fourth Lateran Council
   D. his marriage to Eleanor of Aquitaine

9. Which of the following shifts began in the reign of Henry VII and continued under his Tudor successors ?

   A. the growing authority of the Pope over domestic English affairs
   B. the expansion of England’s colonial possessions
   C. the rise in the power and confidence of the aristocracy
   D. the countering of feudal power structures by a stronger central authority

10. What is common amongst Cardinal Newman, John Keble, Henry Newman and Stanley ?

    A. They were all poets
    B. They were all associated with Pre- Raphaelite School
    C. They were all atheists
    D. They were all associated with the Oxford Movement