Who wrote 'The City of God'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Who wrote 'The City of God'?

A. Anselm of Canterbury

B. Augustine of Hippo

C. Thomas Aquinas

D. Augustine of Hippo (yes)

Answer: Option B

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Augustine wrote 'The City of God'.

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'Holy Sonnets' are poems by which metaphysical poet?

A. George Herbert

B. John Donne

C. John Donne (yes)

D. Andrew Marvell

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Correct Answer: Option B

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John Donne wrote 'Holy Sonnets'.

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'The Divine Comedy' is written in what language?

A. Latin

B. Italian

C. French

D. Old English

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Dante wrote 'The Divine Comedy' in Italian (Tuscan dialect).

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'The Shining' is a horror novel by which author?

A. Peter Straub

B. Dean Koontz

C. Stephen King (yes)

D. Stephen King

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Correct Answer: Option D

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Stephen King wrote 'The Shining'.

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