Question

It is obvious that Milton, in his poem, greatly expands and embellishes the short verses from Genesis. Which choice BEST describes an important way in which he does this?
Question 4 options:
Milton allows Adam and God more space to express their thoughts.

Milton describes events which are not included in the Genesis narrative.

Milton slightly changes the action of the drama to make it more suspenseful.

Milton gives much more detail about the actual eating of the forbidden fruit.

Answer 1

Your answer is B: Milton describes events which are not included in the Genesis narrative.

This is because in the Genesis portion it is just a few short lines, then in the Paradise Lost Book portion, it expands more on the Genesis. Giving more information that wasn't mentioned.

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Answer 2

Answer:

B: Milton describes events, which are not included in the Genesis narrative.

Explanation:

The reason is that Genesis only contains a small portion of all the stories that are explained in the paradise book. The broad information has not been given.

The crucial significant aspect of the Paradise lost by Milton does not show the decision of the couples to eat the forbidden fruit. However, it shows the couples exercising it at their free will. However, Milton employed the events to imply the ways God expresses himself to people. Therefore, the poem is referred to as a fall decision.