1. In "The Love Song of Alfred J. Pufrock", Eliot alludes to all of the following literary works except:
   

AGreat Expectations

BThe Bible

CHamlet

DThe Odyssey

1. Which of the following best describes Alfred J. Pufrock?
   

Ahe was a poorly educated, angry man living in the early 1900s

Bhe was a lonely, timid man living in the early 1900s

Che was a friendly, popular young man living in the early 1900s

Dhe was a successful, happily married man living in the early 1900s

1. In much of "The Love Song of Alfred J. Pufrock", readers follow the speaker's train of thought directly because T.S. Eliot uses ___.
   

Astream of consciousness

Ban omniscient narrator

Cmetaphor and simile

Dallusions

1. The city in which "The Love Song of Alfred J. Pufrock" takes place is depicted as:
   

Anew, clean, and cheery

Bmedieval, charming, and quaint

Cbustling, productive, and crowded

Dgrimy, run-down, and unpleasant

1. Pufrock does not speak to the women at the part because:
   

Ahe should not interrupt their meaningful discussions

Bhe fears that they will reject him

Che used to date several of them

Dhe was not invited to the party