“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?

As a result of the Glorious Revolution, who was on the British throne?

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter VII” Why does Gulliver say that the king should get “great allowances”? In other words, he should be allowed to get away with being offensive in manners and customs.

“A Modest Proposal” Swift says that one of his countrymen offered an improvement on his plan by stating that older children, between twelve and fourteen years of age, could supplement the venison their country was lacking of late. However, Swift offers arguments against this plan, one for each gender. Which of the following accurately represents these arguments?

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter I” After the giant creature chases his companions away, Gulliver runs in the opposite direction and from a steep hill is able to survey the countryside. There he notices the unusual length of the grass. How tall is it?

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter II” Which of the following is NOT one of the languages Gulliver attempts to speak with the emperor’s priests and lawyers?