“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter V” True or False: After their victory, the emperor wants Gulliver to help him enslave the citizens of Blefuscu, removing all of their freedoms and placing the emperor in power as sole monarch of the world. Gulliver’s refusal to do this is what begins to turn the emperor against him.

“A Modest Proposal” Which of the following is NOT part of what Swift offers as proof that he has no personal interest or hope of gain in promoting this plan?

“A Modest Proposal” He reports that a foreign acquaintance of his assures him of this fact. Where is that acquaintance from (NOT London)?

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter IV” According to chapter 54 of the Brundecral (their religious text), at which end should all “true believers” break their eggs?

“A Modest Proposal” He further reveals that his plan has a consideration in place to take 20, 000 children each year and reserve them for what?

“A Modest Proposal” Which social class is the target audience for this work? (This is a target in terms of audience of focus and also a target for mockery.)

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter IV” According to the person who explains Lilliputian affairs to Gulliver, which is larger and more powerful, Blefuscu or Lilliput?

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter I” Accurately complete the following equations in terms of the farmer’s pets and their relative size.

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter III” Gulliver says the king enjoyed conversing with him. Which choice includes the five specific areas the king inquired about?

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter V” How many hooks does Gulliver craft and attach to cables?