Option A: The fight between good and evil
Option B: Heaven’s battle and Satan’s tragic fall
Option C: The creation of the universe
Option D: Adam and Eve’s disobedience
Correct Answer: Adam and Eve’s disobedience ✔
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Option A: One
Option B: Two
Option C: Three
Option D: Four
Correct Answer: Three ✔
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Option A: It was created before God the Son
Option B: Earth hangs from Heaven by a chain
Option C: The Earth is a lotus flower
Option D: The Earth revolves around the sun
Correct Answer: Earth hangs from Heaven by a chain ✔
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Option A: Raphael
Option B: Uriel
Option C: Michael
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Michael ✔
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Option A: Michael
Option B: Abdiel
Option C: Uriel
Option D: Satan is not injured
Correct Answer: Michael ✔
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Option A: To assert his superiority to other poets
Option B: To argue against the doctrine of predestination
Option C: To justify the ways of God to men
Option D: To make his story hard to understand
Correct Answer: To justify the ways of God to men ✔
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Option A: Leviticus
Option B: Exodus
Option C: Genesis
Option D: Deuteronomy
Correct Answer: Genesis ✔
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Option A: Michael
Option B: Uriel
Option C: Raphael
Option D: Abdiel
Correct Answer: Uriel ✔
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Option A: The New Testament
Option B: Homer’s epic poems
Option C: The Hebrew Bible
Option D: The Koran
Correct Answer: The Hebrew Bible ✔
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After they have both eaten from the Tree of Knowledge, the first thing Adam and Eve do is__________?
Option A: Ask forgiveness from God
Option B: Put some clothes on
Option C: Satisfy their sexual desire for each other
Option D: Blame each other for their Fall
Correct Answer: Satisfy their sexual desire for each other ✔
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When God sees that Adam and Eve have disobeyed him, who does he send to “judge” them and the snake ?
Option A: The Son
Option B: The Holy Ghost
Option C: Michael
Option D: Raphael
Correct Answer: The Son ✔
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Option A: Wit
Option B: Beauty
Option C: Intelligence
Option D: Hard work and spirituality
Correct Answer: Beauty ✔
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Option A: vanity
Option B: lust
Option C: greed
Option D: pride
Correct Answer: vanity ✔
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Option A: Hunting and gathering food
Option B: Tending to the Garden of Eden
Option C: Building shelter to live in
Option D: Naming all God’s creatures and plants
Correct Answer: Tending to the Garden of Eden ✔
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Option A: a mouse
Option B: a cherub
Option C: a toad
Option D: a serpent
Correct Answer: a mouse ✔
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Option A: Head
Option B: Lust
Option C: Anger
Option D: Rib
Correct Answer: Head ✔
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Option A: Wine
Option B: The Holy Spirit
Option C: His favorite pen
Option D: The Son
Correct Answer: The Holy Spirit ✔
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Option A: Sin
Option B: Eden
Option C: Satan
Option D: Eve
Correct Answer: Eve ✔
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Option A: The Tree of Knowledge
Option B: Adam
Option C: Cane and Abel
Option D: Jesus Christ
Correct Answer: Jesus Christ ✔
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Option A: Error, Temptation, and Satan
Option B: Sin, Death and Temptation
Option C: Sin, Temptation, and Satan
Option D: Satan, Sin, and Death
Correct Answer: Satan, Sin, and Death ✔
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Option A: Mammon
Option B: Moloch
Option C: Beelzebub
Option D: Ashtaroth
Correct Answer: Beelzebub ✔
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Option A: First Person Narrative
Option B: Short Story
Option C: Epic Poem
Option D: Novel
Correct Answer: Epic Poem ✔
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Option A: In Eden
Option B: After the fall of man
Option C: After the defeat of rebel angels
Option D: In paradise, when Lucifer sits with God
Correct Answer: After the defeat of rebel angels ✔
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Option A: 1671
Option B: 1656
Option C: 1669
Option D: 1652
Correct Answer: 1671 ✔
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Option A: Adam
Option B: Moses
Option C: Joseph
Option D: Satan
Correct Answer: Satan ✔
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Option A: Satan
Option B: God
Option C: Adam
Option D: Noah
Correct Answer: Adam ✔
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Option A: satan
Option B: eve
Option C: rapheal
Option D: god
Correct Answer: eve ✔
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Option A: Eve
Option B: God
Option C: Satan
Option D: Jonah
Correct Answer: Jonah ✔
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Option A: Raphael
Option B: Uriel
Option C: Abdiel
Option D: Beelzebub
Correct Answer: Raphael ✔
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Option A: Tree of Life
Option B: Tree of God
Option C: Tree of Sin
Option D: Tree of Knowledge
Correct Answer: Tree of Knowledge ✔
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Option A: Book X
Option B: Book VIII
Option C: Book IX
Option D: Book I
Correct Answer: Book IX ✔
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Option A: Satan
Option B: Adam
Option C: Eve
Option D: God
Correct Answer: Satan ✔
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Option A: Titania
Option B: Urania
Option C: Virgil
Option D: Michael
Correct Answer: Urania ✔
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Option A: A fortress
Option B: A catapult
Option C: A large sword
Option D: A cannon
Correct Answer: A cannon ✔
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Option A: Satan and the devils rise up from the lake in Hell
Option B: The Son is chosen as God’s second-incommand
Option C: God and the Son create the universe
Option D: The angels battle in Heaven
Correct Answer: The Son is chosen as God’s second-incommand ✔
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Option A: Mammon
Option B: Sin
Option C: Moloch
Option D: Beezelbub
Correct Answer: Beezelbub ✔
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Option A: Virgil
Option B: Homer
Option C: Both Virgil and Homer
Option D: Neither Virgil or Homer
Correct Answer: Virgil ✔
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Option A: Mulciber
Option B: Mammon
Option C: Moloch
Option D: Belial
Correct Answer: Mulciber ✔
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Option A: Gems
Option B: Gold
Option C: Oil
Option D: Minerals
Correct Answer: Oil ✔
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Option A: A snake slithering up a tree
Option B: A germ infecting a body
Option C: A wolf leaping into a sheep’s pen
Option D: A fish leaping out of water
Correct Answer: A wolf leaping into a sheep’s pen ✔
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Option A: Night
Option B: Agony
Option C: Discord
Option D: Death
Correct Answer: Agony ✔
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Option A: Belial
Option B: Moloch
Option C: Mammon
Option D: Beelzebub
Correct Answer: Moloch ✔
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Option A: Book VIII
Option B: Book X
Option C: Book IX
Option D: Book VII
Correct Answer: Book IX ✔
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Option A: Ordered and rational
Option B: Chaotic
Option C: Wild and unmanageable
Option D: Comfortable
Correct Answer: Ordered and rational ✔
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Option A: Jealous and envious
Option B: Bombastic
Option C: Firm and militant
Option D: Kind and caring
Correct Answer: Firm and militant ✔
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Option A: a bridge from hell to heaven
Option B: a temple to welcome Satan back
Option C: a bridge from hell to earth
Option D: a funnel from Eden to the gates of hell
Correct Answer: a bridge from hell to earth ✔
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Option A: lust
Option B: love for Eve
Option C: pride
Option D: money
Correct Answer: love for Eve ✔
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Option A: Catapults
Option B: Artillery
Option C: Illusions
Option D: The Holy Sepulcher
Correct Answer: Artillery ✔
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Option A: incest
Option B: lust
Option C: greed
Option D: pride
Correct Answer: pride ✔
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Option A: Adam
Option B: Michael
Option C: Raphael
Option D: Lucifer
Correct Answer: Raphael ✔
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Option A: a feminist
Option B: uncomfortable with Adam
Option C: detailed oriented
Option D: a docile, vain creature
Correct Answer: a docile, vain creature ✔
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Option A: “stepping stones of clouds
Option B: Golden rope
Option C: Golden chain
Option D: Ladder
Correct Answer: Golden chain ✔
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Option A: Michael and Gabriel
Option B: Michael and Raphael
Option C: Raphael and Gabriel
Option D: Michael and Lucifer
Correct Answer: Michael and Gabriel ✔
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Option A: One day
Option B: Three days
Option C: Seven days
Option D: One hour
Correct Answer: Three days ✔
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Option A: Michael
Option B: Abdiel
Option C: Rafael
Option D: Gabriel
Correct Answer: Michael ✔
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Option A: Beezlebub
Option B: Michael
Option C: Lucifer
Option D: Belial
Correct Answer: Lucifer ✔
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Option A: 1660
Option B: 1667
Option C: 1658
Option D: 1654
Correct Answer: 1667 ✔
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Option A: The fall of Lucifer
Option B: The fall of man
Option C: Adam and Eve
Option D: The genesis
Correct Answer: The fall of man ✔
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Option A: Free verse
Option B: Vers libre
Option C: Regular meter
Option D: blank verse
Correct Answer: blank verse ✔
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Option A: 1673
Option B: 1676
Option C: 1656
Option D: 1667
Correct Answer: 1667 ✔
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Option A: To justify the fall of Lucifer
Option B: To justify the loss of paradise
Option C: To justify the fall of man
Option D: To justify the ways of God to men
Correct Answer: To justify the ways of God to men ✔
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Option A: Medievalism
Option B: Modernism
Option C: Victorianism
Option D: Neoclassicism
Correct Answer: Neoclassicism ✔
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Option A: John the Apostle
Option B: John the Baptist
Option C: Michael the Archangel
Option D: Joseph, Jesus’s stepfather
Correct Answer: John the Baptist ✔
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Denied the right to apply for divorce and facing intense humiliation, John Milton wrote what work ?
Option A: “Christian Doctrines”
Option B: “On Regicide”
Option C: “The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce”
Option D: “Paradise Lost”
Correct Answer: “The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce” ✔
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Option A: Samuel Johnson
Option B: Edmund Spencer
Option C: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Option D: T. S. Eliot
Correct Answer: Samuel Johnson ✔
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Option A: one who is in agony.
Option B: one who inflicts agony.
Option C: one who struggles for or champions a cause.
Option D: one who predicts the future.
Correct Answer: one who struggles for or champions a cause. ✔
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Option A: braille
Option B: dictation
Option C: a code of his own devising
Option D: an Abacus
Correct Answer: dictation ✔
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Option A: Satan lays dazed on the burning lake.
Option B: Satan assembles his fallen legions.
Option C: Adam and Eve fall from the state of Paradise.
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: A and B ✔
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Option A: Gunpowder
Option B: Adamantine armor
Option C: The Chariot of Paternal Deity
Option D: The Thunderbolt
Correct Answer: Gunpowder ✔
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Option A: One
Option B: Two
Option C: Three
Option D: Four
Correct Answer: Three ✔
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Option A: French
Option B: Greek
Option C: Roman
Option D: German
Correct Answer: Greek ✔
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Option A: Dalila pays Samson’s ransom from prison.
Option B: Dalila refuses to pay Samson’s ransom in prison.
Option C: Never records Dalila’s visit to Samson in prison.
Option D: Never records Dalila’s cutting of Samson’s hair.
Correct Answer: Never records Dalila’s visit to Samson in prison. ✔
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Option A: both statements end up happening that day.
Option B: both statements end up not happening that day.
Option C: Samson is echoing the older prediction of the prophet Enoch.
Option D: both statements will later be fulfilled by Christ.
Correct Answer: both statements end up happening that day. ✔
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Option A: Spenserian
Option B: Shakespearean
Option C: Wordsworthian
Option D: Petrarchan
Correct Answer: Petrarchan ✔
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Option A: history play
Option B: tragedy
Option C: comedy
Option D: Morality Play
Correct Answer: tragedy ✔
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“Samson Agonistes” differs from its source material, the Biblical book of “Judges,” in what way(s) ?
Option A: In “Samson,” Samson is blind, but he is not in “Judges.”
Option B: In “Samson,” Manoa is Samson’s father, but he is not in “Judges.”
Option C: In “Samson,” Samson is married to Dalila, but he is not in “Judges.”
Option D: In “Samson,” Dalila cuts Samson’s hair, but she does not in “Judges.”
Correct Answer: In “Samson,” Samson is married to Dalila, but he is not in “Judges.” ✔
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Option A: Invocation of a muse
Option B: A cry of lament
Option C: Prayer to the Sun
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: A and B ✔
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Option A: A quest for knowledge of the self
Option B: A quest for knowledge of other countries
Option C: A quest for knowledge of the future
Option D: A quest for Forbidden Knowledge
Correct Answer: A quest for knowledge of the self ✔
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Option A: The Son
Option B: Raphael
Option C: Michael
Option D: Adam
Correct Answer: Michael ✔
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Option A: Medieval Mystery Plays
Option B: Greek Epic
Option C: Greek Drama
Option D: French Chanson de Gestes
Correct Answer: Greek Drama ✔
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Option A: Bath
Option B: Paris
Option C: London
Option D: Nottingham
Correct Answer: London ✔
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Option A: Latin, Greek, and Hebrew
Option B: Latin, Sanskrit, and Aramaic
Option C: Latin, Arabic, and Spanish
Option D: Mandarin, Dutch, and French
Correct Answer: Latin, Greek, and Hebrew ✔
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Option A: One decade
Option B: Two decades
Option C: Three decades
Option D: Four decades
Correct Answer: One decade ✔
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Option A: William Wordsworth
Option B: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Option C: William Blake
Option D: John Keats
Correct Answer: William Blake ✔
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Option A: Pastoral elegy
Option B: Prose polemic
Option C: Blank verse tragedy
Option D: Masque
Correct Answer: Prose polemic ✔
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Option A: There is an emphasis on the importance of preaching.
Option B: There is an emphasis on spiritual experience.
Option C: There is an emphasis on the freedom of sexual expression.
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: A and B ✔
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Option A: Existentialism
Option B: Humanism
Option C: Stoicism
Option D: Postmodernism
Correct Answer: Humanism ✔
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Option A: A brief summary of “Paradise Lost”
Option B: A detailed description of Satan
Option C: A detailed description of Milton himself
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: A brief summary of “Paradise Lost” ✔
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Option A: the king
Option B: the House of Lords
Option C: popular election
Option D: God
Correct Answer: popular election ✔
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Option A: Civil Engineer
Option B: Poet Laureate
Option C: Military Strategist
Option D: Intellectual Defender
Correct Answer: Poet Laureate ✔
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Option A: visible, inaccessible
Option B: inaccessible, omnipresent
Option C: nonexistent, invisible
Option D: invisible, omnipresent
Correct Answer: invisible, omnipresent ✔
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Option A: God/Yahweh
Option B: Judea
Option C: Lot
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: God/Yahweh ✔
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Option A: England’s first poet
Option B: England’s first dramatist
Option C: England’s poet laureate
Option D: England’s greatest civil engineer
Correct Answer: England’s poet laureate ✔
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Option A: Nature is immediately wounded by Eve’s transgression.
Option B: Satan is immediately wounded by Eve’s transgression.
Option C: Raphael is immediately wounded by Eve’s transgression.
Option D: Abdiel immediately flees the Council of Rebel Angels.
Correct Answer: Nature is immediately wounded by Eve’s transgression. ✔
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Option A: The Book of “Genesis”
Option B: The Book of “Revelations”
Option C: “The Odyssey”
Option D: “Canterbury Tales”
Correct Answer: The Book of “Genesis” ✔
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Option A: Pastoral elegy
Option B: Prose polemic
Option C: Blank verse tragedy
Option D: Masque
Correct Answer: Pastoral elegy ✔
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Option A: Transubstantiation
Option B: Free will
Option C: Predestination
Option D: Sufficience
Correct Answer: Free will ✔
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Option A: the prediction is never fulfilled.
Option B: the prophet Enoch had made the same prediction centuries earlier.
Option C: Samson doesn’t know he himself will fulfill the prediction.
Option D: the prediction is finally fulfilled much later when Jesus defeats Dagon
Correct Answer: Samson doesn’t know he himself will fulfill the prediction. ✔
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