What is one way that the setting of Hell is important in the Inferno?

A. Hell's organization from least sins to worst sins reflects Dante's

belief in an orderly universe.

B. Hell's fictional characters show that Dante must believe Hell to be

a symbolic place of evil.

C. Hell is filled with rivers and lakes, which emphasizes Dante's love

for his home, the city of Florence.

D. Hell is centered around a dark castle, which suggests Dante

believes that Satan is a powerful king rather than a punished

sinner.

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What is one way that the setting of Hell is important in the Inferno?

A. Hell's organization from least sins to worst sins reflects Dante's

belief in an orderly universe.

B. Hell's fictional characters show that Dante must believe Hell to be

a symbolic place of evil.

C. Hell is filled with rivers and lakes, which emphasizes Dante's love

for his home, the city of Florence.

D. Hell is centered around a dark castle, which suggests Dante

believes that Satan is a powerful king rather than a punished

sinner.

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Scarlett Ray · Answer 1

A. Hell's organization from least sins to worst sins reflects Dante's

belief in an orderly universe.

Explanation:

The strict way in which Dante organized his long narrative poem, the Comedy, shows that, for him, and to most people of his age, the world was organized according to mathematical principles of order, which were reflected in the way that the purgatory, hell, and heaven sections of the work are set up in corresponding ways.