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Book I, Stanzas 1-9

1. With what does the narrator begin this poem?
(a) A warning.
(b) A rhyme.
(c) A question.
(d) A lesson.

2. What does the narrator say the reader must read these poems with?
(a) An open mind.
(b) A sense of fear.
(c) A friend.
(d) Logic.

3. What does the narrator say to do at the end of Book I, Stanza 1?
(a) Skip every other poem.
(b) Read out loud.
(c) Close the book.
(d) Take a break.

4. In Book I, Stanza 2, what form does hatred take?
(a) A taste.
(b) An odor.
(c) A breeze.
(d) A vision.

5. How did Maldoror act in his youth?
(a) Confused.
(b) Calm.
(c) Good.
(d) Bad.

6. How was Maldoror born?
(a) Without parents.
(b) Into nature.
(c) Filled with evil.
(d) Good.

7. In Book I, Stanza 4, what does the narrator say about the purpose of this poem?
(a) To help the evil repent.
(b) To help people define evil.
(c) To show the delights of cruelty.
(d) To show the importance of birth parents.

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