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Jonathan Swift Biography Quiz
Jonathan Swift Biography Quiz
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When was Jonathan Swift born?
November 30, 1667
November 30, 1669
November 30, 1670
November 30, 1671
With whom did Jonathan Swift take his first job?
Sir William Moore
Sir William Temple
Sir Thomas Edison
Earl of Harley
When did Swift take holy orders?
1694
1696
1697
1699
Jonathan Swift also acted as tutor of a girl who later became Stella in Swift’s writings. What was her real name?
Anne
Esther Johnson
Mary Williams
Tina Highbrough
Swift wrote The Battle of the Books in 1697, but it did not appear in print till 1704 with another book written by him?
Drapier Letters
Gulliver's Travels
Journal to Stella
A Tale of a Tub
Swift’s letters to Esther Johnson and Mrs. Dingley were published under what title?
Journal to Stella
Drappier Letters
Love Letters
Letters about Friendship
One of the following was not a friend of Swift?
Alexander Pope
Dr. Arbuthnot
Sheridan
Dr. Johnson
Jonathan Swift developed friendship with Hester Vanhomrigh whom he addressed as ---------------------------------------------.
Stella
Vanessa
Varissa
Kitty
Which work of Swift earned him reputation of a great Irish Patriot?
Drapier Letters
The Battle of Books
A Tale of a Tub
Journal to Stella
When did Swift publish his Gulliver’s Travels?
1723
1726
1727
1729
How many parts did Gulliver’s Travels have?
1
2
3
4
When did Esther Johnson die?
1725
1726
1728
1730
When did Swift die?
1743
1745
1747
1748
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