What does Milton mean when he said “who best／ Bear his mild yoke, they serve him best”

A.He has no liabilities on the instrument

B.He has to pay Milton if the instrument defaults

C.He has primary liabilities

D.He has secondary liabilities

A．To justify the ways of God to men

B．To show how God defeated the rebellious angels

C．To prove the superiority of Protestantism over Catholicism

D．To show how Adam and Eve made their way out of Eden

A.It refers to Adam and Eve’s eating the sweetest fruit in the Garden of Eden which God forbade them to eat.

B.It refers to Adam and Eve’s eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil which God forbade them to eat.

C.It refers to Adam and Eve’s eating the valuable fruit in the Garden of Eden which God forbade them to eat.

D.It refers to Adam and Eve’s eating the fruit of the tree of life which God forbade them to eat.

A.The word “fruit” is an example of pun, which refers to the fruit itself but also suggests the beautiful Garden of Eden.

B.The word “fruit” is an example of pun, which refers to the fruit itself but also suggests the fruitful life in the heaven.

C.The word “fruit” is an example of pun, which refers to the fruit itself but also suggests the happy life in the Garden of Eden.

D. The word “fruit” is an example of pun, which refers to the fruit itself but also suggests the “fruit” of sin, the consequent loss of Eden.

A.John Milton

B.Robert Burns

C.John Keats

D.William Blake

A.The “light” here in this poem is a good example of pun.

B.The “light” refers to Milton’s ability to write.

C.All the three answers mentioned above.

D.The “light” refers to Milton’s ability to see.

A.John Milton’s Paradise Lost.

B.John Donne’s “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning.”

C.John Milton’s Sonnet 19 (“When I consider how my light is spent”)

D.William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 (“Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day”)

A.Milton makes a mistake in placing the turn of thought ahead of time in this sonnet of Italian styl

B.Even Patience becomes impatient and cannot wait till the beginning of line nin

C.Milton personifies Patience in line 8 so as to let him come a little bit earlier.

D.Patience is personified in line 8 so that he may appear a head of time in an Italian sonnet.

A.A lyric

B.An epic

C.A sonnet

D.A dramatic poem