3. Coleridge thinks that pieces of recorded memory play, causing which of the following?
(a) Illness.
(b) Ranting.
(c) Delirium.
(d) Naivety.

4. According to Coleridge, people are concerned with problems of the _____?
(a) Will.
(b) Heart.
(c) Mind.
(d) Wisdom.

5. Coleridge says that informative reviews emphasize which quality?
(a) Faith.
(b) Diction.
(c) Encouragement.
(d) Beauty.

6. According to Coleridge, what has changed from the days of Chaucer and Gower?
(a) Style.
(b) Language.
(c) Imagery.
(d) Tone.

7. What is the first emotion Coleridge says he does not understand toward him?
(a) Hatred.
(b) Happiness.
(c) Faith.
(d) Envy.

8. What does Coleridge seem to be most impressed by?
(a) Wordsworth's happiness.
(b) Wordsowrth's writing.
(c) Wordsworth's attitude toward life.
(d) Wordsworth's relationships.

9. What do Coleridge's agents link?
(a) Thoughts.
(b) Ideas.
(c) Knowledge.
(d) Writing.

10. In the example of the girl who was ranting and raving, what was Coleridge interested in?
(a) How the girl knew what to say.
(b) Where the rants came from.
(c) Why the girl wanted others to understand what she was saying.
(d) Who told the girl to rant and rave.

11. Coleridge feels that his greatest fault is that he is indifferent toward which of the following?
(a) Criticism.
(b) Rivals.
(c) Public opinion.
(d) Faith.

12. Coleridge believes there have always been men who view which of as a problem?
(a) Faith.
(b) Relationships.
(c) Their own nature.
(d) Their own education.

13. According to Coleridge, who refined the mechanics of Kant's theories?
(a) Kant's followers.
(b) Aristotle.
(c) Coleridge.
(d) Milton.

14. According to Coleridge, what does the mind record?
(a) Every sight it sees.
(b) Every taste it tastes.
(c) Every touch it feels.
(d) Every word it hears.

15. According to Coleridge, what does the chain result in?
(a) Associations.
(b) Illness.
(c) Chaos.
(d) Delirium.