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Jonathan Swift was born of English parents in Dublin in 1667. He was educated at Kilkenny Grammar School and Trinity College, Dublin. Between 1689 and 1699, he was more or less continuously a member of the household of his kinsman Sir William Temple, a civilized man. During these years, Swift read widely. About 1696-97, he wrote his powerful satire on corruptions in religion and learning, which were published in 1704 and reached their final form only in the fifth edition of 1710. Temple's death in 1699 left Swift without resources. In 1701, he received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Dublin University. In March, 1726, he paid his first visit to England since 1714, bringing with him the manuscript which he began in 1721. Swift, who is one of the greatest writers of prose, died in 1745.

• (a)

  Complete the following table with the information given in the passage.

  Who?	What?	When/Where?
  Jonathan Swift	was born	Dublin in (1) —
  He	______	at Kilkenny School and Trinity College
  Sir William Temple	died	(3)
  Jonathan Swift	started (4) ______	in 1704
  He	received Doctor of Divinity	from (5) ______

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• (b)

  Read the passage again and write True or False beside the following statements. Give the correct answers for the false statements.
• (i)

  Jonathan Swift became resourceless after Temple's death.

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• (ii)

  Sir William Temple died in 1699.

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• (iii)

  Jonathan Swift paid his first visit to England in 1720 since 1701.

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• (iv)

  Jonathan Swift expired in 1721.

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• (v)

  Jonathan Swift is one of the greatest dramatists in English literature.

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• (c) Write a summary of the above text.

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