A) Samson B) King David C) Saul D) Solomon
A) Exodus B) Ruth C) Genesis D) Judges
A) Philistine B) Israelite C) Canaanite D) Egyptian
A) Grind grain in prison B) Work as a soldier C) Build a temple D) Stay hidden
A) His covenant with God B) His lineage C) His loyalty to Delilah D) His status as a warrior
A) Jerusalem B) Gaza C) Hebron D) Bethlehem
A) In battle B) By execution C) By collapsing a temple on himself D) From starvation
A) Gouged out his eyes B) Threw him in prison C) Executed him immediately D) Made him a slave
A) Twenty-third B) First C) Sixteenth D) Tenth
A) 1100 silver coins B) Land and property C) A large sum of gold D) Political power
A) Seven green withes B) Silken ropes C) Iron chains D) Leather straps
A) The Latin Vulgate B) The Septuagint C) Variations of the Hebrew text D) The original Greek version
A) As reaping what one sows for succumbing to lust for Delilah B) As an act of mercy C) As divine forgiveness D) As a test of faithfulness
A) 'The strong one' B) 'She dwindles' C) 'The faithful wife' D) 'The wise woman'
A) The Torah B) Pseudo-Philo C) The Talmud D) The Midrash
A) Regina Spektor's 'Samson' B) Camille Saint-Saëns' Samson and Delilah C) H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man D) Cecil B. DeMille's Samson and Delilah
A) Using sex and harassment during their interactions B) By offering him gifts C) With threats of violence D) Through prayer and fasting
A) Cecil B. DeMille B) Ferdinand Lemaire C) Carol Ann Duffy D) Newburgh Hamilton
A) Esther B) Ruth C) Micah from the narrative of Micah's Idol D) Abigail
A) He believed she wanted to kill him B) He felt she wanted to marry him C) He suggested she never intended for him to be killed or wounded D) He thought she was indifferent to his fate
A) Wisdom and knowledge B) Heroic figures C) Peace and harmony D) Treacherous and voluptuous women
A) H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man B) George Frideric Handel's opera Samson C) The Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber D) One Thousand and One Nights
A) Hedy Lamarr B) Belinda Bauer C) Elizabeth Hurley D) Carol Ann Duffy
A) Samson Agonistes B) The Invisible Man C) Beach Music D) Samson and Delilah (1949)
A) Carol Ann Duffy B) Belinda Bauer C) Hedy Lamarr D) Elizabeth Hurley
A) One B) Five C) Three D) Two
A) They were strong like their father B) They were scholars and teachers C) They were musicians D) They were weak and frail
A) Carol Ann Duffy B) John Milton C) Andrew Lloyd Webber D) H. G. Wells
A) Elizabeth Hurley B) Victor Mature C) Hedy Lamarr D) Belinda Bauer
A) Regina Spektor B) Cecil B. DeMille C) George Frideric Handel D) Camille Saint-Saëns |