English Literature

Time: 10 Minutes
Marks: 20
Serial Question
1 The Neo-classical period of English literature refers to -
a) 1660-1798
b) 1798-1832
c) 1832-1901
d) 1901-1939
Ans: 1
2 A statement that appears to contradict itself define as
a) Oxymoron
b) Paradox
c) Simile
d) Metaphor
Ans: 2
3 Who among the following is not dramatist ?
a) Nicholas Udall
b) Thomas Kyd
c) John Wbster
d) Edmund Burke
Ans: 4
4 Who is famous for his elegies ?
a) Robert Brwoning
b) Lord Byron
c) Thomas Gray
d) Thomas Pain
Ans: 3
5 Who of the following is not a victorian poet?
a) Alfred Tennyson
b) Matthew Arnold
c) Alexander Pope
d) Robert Browning
Ans: 3
6 Speech is silver, but silence is gold- is an example of -
a) Antithesis
b) Apostrophe
c) Assonance
d) Anaphora
Ans: 1
7 Blank verse is a kind of verse -
a) having blanks in the verse
b) having no rhyming end
c) having no significance
d) having no meaning
Ans: 2
8 There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so - is a famous dialogue from
a) Macbeth
b) Othello
c) Julias Caeser
d) Hamlet
Ans: 4
9 In which play would you find the character Lady Capulet?
a) Romeo and Juliet
b) The Tempest
c) Twelfth Night
d) None of them
Ans: 1
10 Who wrote under the pseudonym Immerito ?
a) Charles Dickens
b) Edmund Spenser
c) G.B Shaw
d) Robert Frost
Ans: 2
11 Who has written the play Volpone?
a) George Bernard Shaw
b) Ben Jonson
c) William Shakespeare
d) Christopher Marlowe
Ans: 2
12 A Modest Proposal was written by -
a) Ben Jonson
b) THomas Gray
c) T.S Eliot
d) Jonathan Swift
Ans: 4
13 Who wrote Ulysses ?
a) Robert Brwoning
b) Alfred Tennyson
c) Robert Herrick
d) John Donne
Ans: 2
14 What types of work Shooting an Elephant ?
a) Novel
b) Poem
c) Short Story
d) Prose
Ans: 4
15 The Tin Drum was written by-
a) Harold Pinter
b) Gunter Grass
c) Joseb Conrad
d) Oscar Wilde
Ans: 2
16 Who is Eric Arthur Blair?
a) O Henry
b) George Orwell
c) Oscar Wilde
d) Harold Pinter
Ans: 2
17 Who wrote The Three Musketeers ?
a) Alexander Dumas
b) John Stuart MIill
c) Mark Twain
d) Samuel Butler
Ans: 1
18 Which of the following books was written by Toni Morrison ?
a) The Lost Symbol
b) The Common Good
c) The Bluest Eye
d) Dog Years
Ans: 3
19 Who wrote The Definition of Love ?
a) John Donne
b) Andrew Marvel
c) John Keats
d) W.B Yeats
Ans: 2
20 The Solitary Reaper was written by -
a) W.H Auden
b) W.Wordsworth
c) W.B Yeats
d) Ezra Pound
Ans: 2
21 For Whom the Bell Tolls was written by-
a) Charles Dickens
b) Earnest Hamingway
c) Robert Frost
d) G.B Shaw
Ans: 2
22 Poet of sensuousness-
a) P.B Shelly
b) John Keats
c) S.T Coleridge
d) William Wordsworth
Ans: 2
23 The Alchemist was written by-
a) Ben Jonson
b) Jonathan Swift
c) William Blake
d) Thomas Gray
Ans: 1
24 The Light House was written by -
a) John Milton
b) Edgar Allan Poe
c) Ben Johnson
d) William Blake
Ans: 2
25 P.B Shelley's Adonais is an elegy on the death of -
a) John Milton
b) John Keats
c) S.T Coleridge
d) Lord Byron
Ans: 2
26 'Justice delayed is justice denied' was stated by ---
a) Churchill
b) Emerson
c) Shakespeare
d) Gladstone
Ans: 4
27 All for love's is drama written by_____
a) John Dryden
b) John Bunyan
c) William Congreve
d) Francis Bacon
Ans: 1
28 Who wrote the picaresque novel titled Tom Jones?
a) Samuel Richardson
b) Henry Fielding
c) Horace Walpole
d) Laurence Steme
Ans: 2
29 What is the term for the use of words that imitate sounds?
a) Metaphor
b) Personification
c) Onomatopoeia
d) Simile
Ans: 3
30 What is the term for a comparison between two things without using like or as?
a) Simile
b) Metaphor
c) Personification
d) Allusion
Ans: 2