Only Yale Grads Can Pass This English Literature Quiz

If a Yale student believes that the merchant of Venice is Shylock, then there isn't much hope for American literati.

9/9, what can I say. Love to read

Jeez...Shylock is not the merchant of Venice, he is the money lender who gives Antonio...the merchant...money. shocking that this has been allowed.

As others have pointed out, the answer to question one is wrong, as is the Elizabeth Bennett answer.

Elizabeth Bennett was actually proposed to 3 "times" by 2 "people": once by her cousin, Mr. Collins, whom she flatly rejected; and twice by Mr. Darcy, whom she first rejected, due to his pride and her prejudice, but eventually accepted, once both their attitudes were righted.

I learned this in highschool.

7/9. Q1: Shylock is a money-lender , who lent money to the Merchant of Venice,Antonio.

Question 1 is wrong. I remember a “Jeopardy” where the question was “Shakespeare’s title characters first words”. Antonio has the first line in “Merchant” but no one got it as everyone seems to associate Shylock with the okay.

7/9 result. Some dubious answers. For instance - the number of times, Elizabeth Bennett was proposed to? Actually 3, not 2!

Beat the English lit grads, whatever that means. Q1 is wrong - Shylock is a major character in The Merchant of Venice, but he wasn't the actual merchant, he was a moneylender. Jews were not allowed to be merchants at that time in Italy. I think the merchant was Antonio, but I could be wrong.

7/9 not too bad Mr Collins Proposed to Elizabeth first, He then Married her friend. while visiting her Mr Darcy proposed and she rejected him. He later proposed again which she accepted ted making 3 time.

Mr. Darcy proposed twice. Elizabeth's awkward cousin proposed once and when refused, asked Charlotte Lucas who accepted him.

Congrats. I totally beat out the English Lit of Yale graduates.