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Doctor Faustus: Quick True/False

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Test your knowledge of Marlowe's Faust summary.

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Doctor Faustus: Quick True/False
 

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Test your knowledge of Marlowe's Faust summary.

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1

Faustus is later reformed and becomes a celebrated religious reformer.

2

Faustus willingly keeps the contract for 24 years without any doubt or remorse.

3

The play ends with a grand wedding feast celebrating Faustus's success.

4

Wagner becomes the ruler of Faustus's kingdom after the deal is struck.

5

Faustus is a scholar who turns to necromancy and makes a pact with Mephistopheles.

6

Helen of Troy appears to Faustus as a vision, representing his indulgence in worldly pleasures.

7

The pact promises Faustus 24 years of magical powers in exchange for his soul.

8

The play explores the tension between Renaissance humanism and Christian morality, leading toward damnation.

9

Faustus asks for various powers, including the ability to conjure wonders and command celestial bodies.

10

Mephistopheles grants Faustus eternal life after signing the pact.

11

Does the signing of the contract immediately bring Faustus inner peace?

12

Does the play suggest that intellectual pride is more dangerous than ignorance?

13

Does the Good Angel consistently encourage repentance until the final act?

14

Does Faustus gain increasing wisdom as the play progresses?

15

Does the play reflect Renaissance humanism through Faustus’s desire for unlimited knowledge?

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