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Who among the following is not university wits?
a)  Robert Greene
b)  Thomas Nashe
c)  Thomas Hardy
d)  Thomas Lodge
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Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are. It is an example of -
a)  Anaphora
b)  Apostrophe
c)  Assonance
d)  Anecdote
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Romantic period of English literature refers to -
a)  1700-1798
b)  1798-1832
c)  1832-1901
d)  1901-1939
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Who among the following is not Sckottish writer?
a)  R.L Stevenson
b)  Sir Arthur Conan Doyel
c)  William Congreve
d)  Sir Walter Scott
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Hey! Guess who the new Newton of our school is ? - An example of -
a)  Alliteration
b)  Allegory
c)  Allusion
d)  personification
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The Neo-classical period of English literature refers to -
a)  1660-1798
b)  1798-1832
c)  1832-1901
d)  1901-1939
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Ballad is -
a)  a kind of short narrative poem
b)  a kind of short condoling poem
c)  a kind of short love poem
d)  a rhymic verse
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Protagonist indicates -
a)  the villain in a play
b)  the leading character or actor in a play
c)  the clown in a play
d)  the stage-director or a play
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Melodrama is a kind of play of -
a)  violent and sensational themes
b)  historical themes
c)  philosophical themes
d)  pathetics themes
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The comparision of unlike things the words like or as is known to be-
a)  metaphor
b)  simile
c)  alliteration
d)  personification
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The repetition of beginning consonant sound is known as-
a)  Personification
b)  onnomatopoeia
c)  alliteration
d)  rhyme
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What is an epic ?
a)  a prose composition
b)  a romance
c)  a sonnet
d)  a long poem
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Which one is a Metaphor ?
a)  He is as good as his father
b)  He is the sort of the family
c)  She sing like a cuckoo
d)  She feels that life is a fashion show
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