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What does the Tree of Knowledge represent in the poem?

Forbidden knowledge and disobedience

What happened to Milton later in life, and how did he continue writing?

He became blind but dictated to his daughters

Who lives in the Garden of Eden, and what are they forbidden to do?

Adam and Eve — eat from the Tree of Knowledge

What do Adam and Eve lose after eating the fruit?

Innocence and peace

Who wrote Paradise Lost, when was he born, and where?

John Milton, 1608, London

Why was Satan thrown out of Heaven, and what does he plan next?

For rebellion; to corrupt mankind

What kind of poem is Paradise Lost, and how many books does it have?

Epic poem, twelve books

What does Satan say in Hell that shows his pride?

“Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven.”

Why is Paradise Lost important in English literature?

For its language, depth, and influence

Who sends them out of Paradise, and what hope do they receive?

God; promise of salvation

What does “the Fall of Man” mean in this story?

The first human sin and loss of paradise

Where does the story begin, and who is the first main speaker?

In Hell, Satan

What does Satan symbolize in Milton’s poem?

Pride and rebellion

How does Satan enter Eden, and who does he tempt first?

As a serpent; Eve

What happens to Adam and Eve after their fall?

They leave Eden but still have hope

What language style does the poem use, and what does it mean?

Blank verse — unrhymed poetic rhythm

What are two main themes of Paradise Lost?

Freedom and obedience

What is Milton’s purpose in writing the poem?

To justify the ways of God to men

Who are the three most important characters in Paradise Lost?

Satan, Adam, Eve

Which angel shows Adam the future, and what does he see?

Michael; human suffering and hope