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(d) Tennyson
(a) Hamlet
(a) A novel
(c) a poem
(d) a drama
(a) play
(d) novel
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(a) an epic
(c) a tragedy
(d) a ballad
(a) A Jew
(b) A Turk
(c) A Roman
(d) A Moor
(c) Hobbit
(d) None
(a) Dickens
(b) Frost
Answer
9 D
10 D
11 D
12 D
13 B
14 B
15 D
16 A
(d) None
(a) C. Marlow
(c) Chaucer
(c) Frost
(d) Auden
(c) Frost
(d) Auden
(c) Joyce
(d) Hardy
22. ‘Man and Superman’ and ‘Arms and The Man’ were written by-
(d) None
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Answer
17 D
18 A
19 B
20 D
21 A
22 A
23 B
(d) None
(b) E. M. Forster
(a) Roots
(b) Ulysses
(d) Rebecca
(d) None
(d) none
(d) All
Answer
24 B
25 B
26 D
27 A
28 B
29 A
30 A
31 D
32. “To be, or not to be, that is the question” - Where do you find this quotation?
(a) Macbeth
(b) Hamlet
(d) Othello
(d) None
(a) Shelley
(c) Frost
(d) Whitman
a) Song of myself
b) Song of Innocence
c) Song of Experience
d) none of these
(d) None
(d) None
39. ‘The Sun Also Rises’ and ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ - These two novels were
written by -
(a) O’ Henry
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Answer
32 B
33 A
34 D
35 A
36 A
37 C
38 B
39 C
(d) None
(d) None
(a) A. Pope
(a) O’ Henry
(b) L. Stevenson
(c) Hemingway
Answer
40 C
41 D
42 D
43 B
44 C
45 D
46 D
47 A
(d) H. Fielding
(a) Byron
(a) Byron
(c) Shelley
(a) Shelley
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Sophocles
(d) Euripedes
(c) Shelley
(d) Byron
(a) Wordsworth
(b) Coleridge
(c) Keats
(d) Shelley
(a) Socrates
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Aristotle
(d) Sophocles
(a) Shelley
(c) Chaucer
(d) Donne
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Answer
48 A
49 C
50 A
51 D
52 B
53 D
54 C
55 B
(b) Chaucer
(c) Marlowe
(d) Congreve
56. ‘The Silent Woman’ is a play by - pT^lft 9 lRt>l s 1 < l 5 (^3|J '5T^ c tl®T?I) - ^oop]
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Marlowe
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Marlowe
(a) 1
(b) 2
(c) 3
(d) 4
(a) Hamlet
(c) Tempest
Answer
56 D
57 B
58 B
59 D
60 C
61 B
62 A
(b) Show that the Satan and God have equal power
(c) P. B. Shelley
66. ‘O Lady! We receive but what we give’- has been quoted from
(c) Tithonus
69. Who is the writer of ‘The End of History and The Last Man’?
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Answer
63 B
64 D
65 A
66 D
67 A
68 A
69 B
70 B
(a) Dickens
(b) Thackeray
(c) Scott
(d) Fielding
72. Who is the author of ‘The Old Man and the Sea’?
(a) E. Hemingway
(b) Churchill
(c) Wilson
(d) Hardy
(d) Scott
(a) Shelley
(b) Tolstoy
(c) Byron
(d) Dostoyevsky
(c) Gallsworth
(a) Milton
(b) Hoffman
(c) Vergil
(d) Homer
(b) Hamlet
81. Of the following who is the most translated author of the world?
(a) Not
(b) Footballs
(c) Radio
(d) Breath
86. Who is well known for his translation of ‘Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam’ into
English?
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Answer
79 D
80 A
81 C
82 C
83 D
84 D
85 D
86 B
(c) novel
(d) poem
(a) Russia
(b) Germany
(c) England
(d) France
(d) Fitzerald
(a) Drama
(b) Novel
(c) Story
(d) Essay
(b) Othello
94. Who was the only Laureate to refuse the Nobel Prize?
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Answer
87 B
88 B
89 A
90 A
91 C
92 B
93 D
94 B
(b) L. Tolstoy
(c) A. Pope
96. Who is the modern philosopher who was rewarded Nobel Prize for literature?
(a) Baker
(b) Kissinger
(c) Lenin
(d) B. Russell
(a) Ghandhi
(b) Nehru
(c) Jinnah
(d) Abul Kalam Azad
99. Who is the author of the drama ‘You never can tell’?
(c) Shakespeare
(c) Smith
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Answer
95 A
96 D
97 D
98 B
99 A
100 D
101 B
102 D
(d) Woolf
(a) 1948
(b) 1923
(c) 1953
(d) 1935
105. Which one of the following is the first long poem in English?
(a) Beowulf
108. Who translated the Bible into English for the first time?
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Answer
103 C
104 A
105 A
106 B
107 B
108 B
109 D
114. The first English novel, Pamela, has been written by - "Q <jKR) -
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117. ‘Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven’ has been quoted from-
(c) Aeneid
(c) Rainbow
(d) Ulysses
a) John Milton
b) John Dryden
c) William Congreve
d) All of them
(b) a drama
(c) Golding
(d) Conrad
(a) individual
(b) others
(c) papers
(d) government employee
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Answer
118 C
119 D
120 D
121 A
122 B
123 D
124 D
125 C
(a) A Chronicle
(b) an Autobiographer
(c) a diary
(d) a Biography
Answer
126 A
127 A
128 B
129 A
130 B
131 B
132 C
133 A
(c) a ballad
(d) a sonnet
(a) a poem
(b) a sonnet
(d) a lamentation
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Answer
134 A
135 D
136 C
137 D
138 D
139 A
140 C
141 A
Answer
142 C
143 B
144 A
145 A
146 D
147 C
148 C
(a) a poem
(b) a prose
(d) a story
'a.
Answer
149 A
150 A
151 D
152 A
153 B
154 D
155 C
156 D
(b) individual
(a) human
(b) poet’s
(d) personal
(b) representation
(c) presentation
(d) rebel
Answer
157 A
158 D
159 A
160 A
161 D
162 C
163 D
164 A
(a) meter
(b) foot
(c) mythology
(d) none
(c) single
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Answer
165 D
166 A
167 D
168 D
169 B
170 D
171 C
172 D
(a) Sophocles
(b) Euripides
(c) Homer
(d) surface
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Answer
173 D
174 B
175 A
176 C
177 D
178 C
179 A
180 D
(d) none
Answer
181 C
182 A
183 A
184 C
185 D
186 C
187 D
188 A
(a) drama
(b) novel
(d) versification
(a) comrade
(b) classmate
(c) fellow country man
(d) friend
(a) Chronometer
(b) Chorology
(c) Chronicle
(d) Choreography
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Answer
189 D
190 A
191 A
192 B
193 D
194 C
195 C
(c) a Novella
(d) a novel of correspondence among the characters
(b) amazing
(c) wonder
(d) rapture
200. “Reading makes a full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man.” - Who told
it?
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Chaucer
(c) Spenser
(d) Bacon
(a) Chaucer
(d) Spenser
202. “Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thoughts” is a quotation from -
(a) Wordsworth
(b) Shelly
(d) Blake
(a) Neo-classical
(b) Elizabethan
(c) Victorian
(d) Modern
(a) Wordsworth
(b) Shelly
(c) Keats
(a) Wordsworth
(b) Coleridge
(c) Blake
(d) Keats
(b) Tennyson
(c) Browning
(d) Shelley
(a) novelist
(b) essayist
(c) poet
(d) philosopher
(d) Spenser
'a.
Answer
204 A
205 C
206 D
207 A
208 A
209 A
210 D
211 B
(b) Bacon
(c) Lamb
(a) Victorian
(b) Elizabethan
(c) Romantic
(d) Modern
(a) 19th.
(b) 20th
(c) 17th
(d) 18th
(d) Austen
(a) American
(b) English
(c) Irish
(d) French
(a) Germany
(b) India
(c) Russia
(d) England
Answer
212 D
213 A
214 D
215 A
216 B
217 D
218 D
219 A
220. The Poet Laureate is -
221. The first English Dictionary was compiled by - [idW, ifAa'sj G fafVTV]
(a) poetry
(b) an autobiography
(c) a diary
(d) plays
223. What is the full name of the great American short story writer O’Henry?
(a) a comedy
(c) an epic
(d) a tragedy
(d) R. L. Stevenson
'a.
Answer
220 C
221 B
222 D
223 A
224 D
225 B
226 C
227 A
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Answer
228 C
229 C
230 C
231 B
232 C
233 A
234 A
235 B
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Emerson
(c) Gladstone
(d) Disraeli
(d) None
(a) Cowper
(d) Blake
240. Which of the following poet was not awarded the Nobel Prize?
(a) Eliot
(b) Yeats
(b) essay
(c) poem
(d) novel
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Answer
236 C
237 A
238 C
239 B
240 D
24J B
242 C
(c) Byron
(d) Keats
(a) Becket
(b) Pinter
(c) Stoppard
(d) Lessing
(b) Shelly
(c) Shakespeare
(d) None
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Answer
243 B
244 D
245 C
246 C
247 A
248 C
249 A
250 C
251. Who was not the famous poet of the age of Romanticism?
(a) Coleridge
(b) Byron
(c) Shelley
(d) Shakespeare
(b) Homer
(d) Eliot
(c) a hymn
(b) Shakespeare
(c) T. S. Eliot
(d) pentameter
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Answer
251 D
252 C
253 B
254 A
255 C
256 C
257 A
258 A
(b) false
a) Metaphor
b) Epigram
c) Satire
d) Simile
(a) shorter
(b) longer
(c) smaller
(d) huger
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Answer
259 D
260 A
261 B
262 A
263 D
264 B
265 C
266 A
(c) S. T. Coleridge
(b) an elegy
(c) a novel
(d) a burlesque
(a) Epic
(b) Tragedy
(c) Comedy
(d) Sonnet
(a) archive
(b) chronology
(c) anthology
(d) antenna
Answer
267 D
268 A
269 A
270 A
271 A
272 D
273 B
274 A
(d) none
(a) Novel
(b) Play
(c) Theory
Answer
275 C
276 A
277 A
278 C
279 A
280 D
281 A
282 B
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Marlowe
(d) Ibsen
(b) Prelude
a) Adonais
b) The Patriot
d) My Last Duchess
'3c
Answer
283 B
284 A
285 D
286 C
287 D
288 A
289 D
290 A
(d) Wordsworth
(a) 1998
(b) 1997
(c) 1999
(d) 2000
(c) Dorothy
Answer
291 D
292 A
293 C
294 D
295 A
296 C
297 A
298 A
(a) Persian
(b) English
(c) French
(d) Italy
(a) Aristophanes
(b) Homer
(c) Ovid
(d) Sophocles
(a) essayist
(b) novelist
(c) dramatist
(d) poet
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Answer
299 A
300 D
301 A
302 D
303 D
304 D
305 B
306 A
(a) tragedy
(b) comedy
(c) tragicomedy
(d) sonnet
(a) Tennyson
(b) Chaucer
(c) Browning
(d) Spenser
309. ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a/an - [^1 35 s (ft 9 ddt>l s 1<I 5 (*p tSjjlM - ik>k>k>]
(a) comedy
(b) melodrama
(c) play
(d) tragedy
(a) Sonnet
(b) ballad
(c) novel
313. Who is called the father of English Prose? pT^tft (<r(°«TlW c f ShT-Stri) -
^ooo]
(a) Gorboduc
(b) Pamela
(c) Iliad
Answer
307 B
308 D
309 D
310 D
311 D
312 C
313 D
314 D
(d) Robinson Crusoe
(a) elegy
(b) sonnet
(c) ballad
(d) lyric
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(a) Hardy
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Marlowe
(d) Dickens
318. “The Trumpet of prophecy! O wind. If winter comes, can spring be far behind?” Who is the
poet
(a) novel
(b) drama
(c) poem
(a) Beloved
325. “She looked over his shoulder For vines and olive trees, Marble well-governed cities And
ships
upon untamed seas.” - these lines are the starting of?
(a) Lullaby
(a) American
(b) Irish
(c) English
(d) French
(a) Ovid
(b) Dante
(c) Boccaccio
(d) Virgil
2s.
Answer
322 B
323 A
324 D
325 B
326 B
327 C
328 D
329 D
(d) Arthur Miller
(a) R K Narayan
(a) English
(b) American
(c) Irish
(d) Canadian
(c) Achebe
(b) English
(c) Irish
(d) American
'a.
Answer
330 A
331 A
332 A
333 D
334 A
335 B
336 A
(b) Heaney
338. “East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet” - these lines were writte
n by?
(b) G. B. Shaw
339. “There are two tragedies in life one is not to get your heart’s desire. The other is get
it.” - these
lines were written by?
(c) G. B. Shaw
(d) H. G. Wells
(b) 2007
(c) 2008
(d) 2000
(a) poet
(b) novelist
(a) G. B. Shaw
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Spenser
(d) Dante
(a) Simile
(b) Metaphor
(c) Synecdoche
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Answer
337 D
338 A
339 C
340 A
34J A
342 C
343 A
344 A
(d) Metonymy
(b) Blake
(d) Coleridge
(d) aestheticism
(c) a theory
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Answer
345 A
346 C
347 D
348 A
349 D
350 D
351 D
352 A
(c) Hardy
(b) Lawrence
(c) Shakespeare
(d) Hardy
(a) Keats
(b) Shelley
(c) Wordsworth
(d) All
(a) 1789
(b) 1798
(c) 1800
(d) 1785
357. “If they be two, they are two so A stiff twin compasses are two; Thy soul, the fixed foo
t, makes
no show To move, but doth, if th’ other do” - example of?
(a) Conceit
(b) Ode
(c) Allusion
(d) Simile
(a) Tennyson
(d) a and c
(a) Elizabethan
(b) Classic
(c) Modern
(d) Jacobean
(a) Oedipus
(b) Gorboduc
(c) Aeschylus
(d) Homer
363. “We die As hours do, and dry Away Like to the summer’s rain;” is stated by -
(b) Wordsworth
(c) Shelley
(d) Milton
(c) Marlowe
(a) 1789
(b) 1880
(c) 1889
(d) 1750
(b) Tennyson
(c) Popem
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Answer
360 B
361 B
362 B
363 B
364 A
365 A
366 A
367 B
(a) Poem
(b) epic
(c) Ode
(d) novel
(a) 17 th century
(b) 14 th century
(c) 16 th century
(d) 18 th century
(a) Subjectivity
(b) Naturalism
(a) 1989
(b) 1798
(c) 1998
375. “Water, water, everywhere, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water,
everywhere, Nor any drop to drink.” - from which poem?
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Answer
368 D
369 C
370 D
371 B
372 B
373 D
374 B
375 D
(a) Keats
(b) Shelley
378. “If winter come can spring be far behind” - quoted from?
(a) Shelley
(b) Wordsworth
(c) Keats
(d) Coleridge
(a) Conceit
(b) Hyperbole
(c) Simile
(d) Metaphor
(a) Poet
(b) Dramatist
(c) Novelist
(d) Essayist
382. “He smiles, he laughs and he roars” - this quotation is an example of?
(a) Conceit
(b) Allusion
(c) Climax
(d) Satire
383. “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That starts and frets his hour upon the
stage and then is heard no more” - quoted from?
Answer
376 A
377 B
378 A
379 B
380 B
381 C
382 C
383 B
(b) Macbeth
(d) Othello
(a) Song
(c) Satire
(a) Plot
(b) Character
(c) Spectacles
(d) Diction
(a) Elizabeth J
(b) Charles 2
(c) Charles 1
(d) Victoria J
(a) Tragedy
(b) Comedy
(c) Translation
(d) Prose
390. “Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed In one self -place; for where we are is
hell, And where hell is, there must we ever be.” - this famous quotation is cited from?
(c) Tempest
(d) Macbeth
'a.
Answer
384 B
385 A
386 B
387 D
388 A
389 A
390 A
391. Who was often been called The Father of English Tragedy?
392. “O, beware, my lord, of jealousy; ft is the green-ey’d monster, which doth mock The meat
it
feeds on.” - quoted from?
(b) Macbeth
(c) Hamlet
(d) Othello
(a) Edwardian
(b) Georgian
(c) Pope
(d) Augusta
(a) Plot
(b) Character
(c) Spectacles
(d) Diction
(a) G. B. Shaw
(c) R. K. Narayan
'a.
Answer
39J B
392 D
393 B
394 A
395 A
396 B
397 B
398 D
(a) USA
(b) Australia
(c) UK
(d) Canada
400. Ulysses is a. . ..by James Joyce.
(a) novel
(b) poetry
(c) verse
(d) play
(a) R. K. Narayan
(d) H. G. Wells
(a) Macbeth
(c) Tempest
(d) Othello
403. “The fool doth think he is wise but the wise man knows him s elf to be a fool”
quoted from?
(a) Hamlet
(c) Othello
(d) Henry 8
(a) 1616
(b) 1564
(c) 1566
(d) 1604
405. “Blow, blow thou winter wind Thou art not so unkind.” - Example of?
(a) Simile
(b) Conceit
(c) Metaphor
(d) Couplet
- this quotation is
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Answer
399 C
400 A
401 C
402 A
403 B
404 B
405 D
406. “All the world’s a stage And all the men and women merely players” - quoted from?
(a) 154
(b) 38
(c) 29
(d) 26
(a) Tragedy
(b) Tragicomedy
(c) Romantic
(d) Comedy
409. “not of an age, but for all time”- was told about Shakespeare by whom?
(a) Marlowe
(b) Tragedy
(c) Historical
(d) Tragicomedy
(d) Richard 2
(d) a and c
Answer
406 D
407 B
408 D
409 B
410 D
411 A
412 D
413 C
(a) 1592
(b) 1616
(c) 1638
(d) 1632
(a) 151
(b) 148
(c) 128
(d) 154
(a) Othello
(b) Macbeth
(d) Henry 8
(a) 1601-1699
(b) 1701-1799
(c) 1801-1899
(d) 1901-1999
(b) D. H. Lawrence
(d) E. M. Lorster
(d) Philanderer
(b) Tennyson
(d) Thackeray
421. Representative Poet of Victorian Age -
Answer
414 B
415 D
416 B
417 C
418 C
419 A
420 B
421 C
(a) Instability
(b) Stability
(c) Doubtless
(d) Immorality
(a) 1801
(b) 1901
(c) 1885
(d) 1832
425. “Who trusted God was love indeed And love creation’s final law”
taken from?
(a) Ulysses
(b) In Memoriam
(a) E. M. Forster
(a) Epic
(b) Poem
(c) Novel
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Answer
422 B
423 A
424 D
425 B
426 D
427 B
428 C
429 B
(d) Drama
(a) 1913
(b) 1923
(c) 1937
(d) 1919
432. The poem ‘The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’ is composed by?
(c) W. B. Yeats
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Milton
(c) Coleridge
(d) Keats
Answer
430 B
431 A
432 B
433 B
434 D
435 C
436 D
437 B
(d) none
(c) G. B. Shaw
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Answer
438 C
439 B
440 A
441 C
442 C
443 B
444 D
(a) Hardy
(b) Blake
(c) Joyce
(d) Thackeray
(a) Newton
(c) Galileo
(a) Romantic
(b) national
(c) love
(d) mystic
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Answer
445 B
446 D
447 B
448 D
449 B
450 D
451 B
452 A
(a) poet
(b) dramatist
(c) artist
(d) none
454. Any one of the following pairs are literary collaborators -
455. One of the following was a Romantic Poet - letCh <11 (TYfoEMrEl VafVbTb) f*KdM -
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(a) Tennyson
(b) Arnold
(c) Shelley
(d) Browning
(a) Shelley
(b) Keats
(c) Byron
(d) Blake
(d) Adonais
459. Who is the father of English Novel? pT^lft ^^I'Vsjl^ (YhVEKN CdV-SiTI) - ^ooo]
(a) Shakespeare
(d) R. L. Stevenson
Answer
453 A
454 D
455 C
456 B
457 B
458 C
459 B
(a) A Comedy
(b) an Elegy
(c) a Novel
(d) a Tragedy
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(a) Hamlet
(b) Macbeth
(a) play
(b) novel
(c) essay
(d) poem
463. Who is the author of ‘The Taming of the Shrew’? pTK-Cdler^fa - ^ooi]
(a) Shaw
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Ibsen
(d) Jonson
464. What was the name of Isabella’s brother in the ‘Measure for Measure’?
(a) Angelo
(b) Cladio
(c) Vincentio
(d) Viola
(a) Brutus
(b) Ophelia
(c) Benvolio
(d) Olivia
(c) Hamlet
(a) Macbeth
(b) Hamlet
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Answer
460 A
461 A
462 A
463 B
464 B
465 C
466 A
467 B
(a) Plato
(b) Aristotle
(c) Hobbes
(d) Aesop
(c) Gladstone
(d) Aesop
(a) villain
(b) leading
(c) important
(d) comedy
(a) a poet
(b) a novelist
(c) an essayist
(d) a dramatist
(b) W. B. Yeats
(c) G. B. Shaw
(c) Subjectivity
478. Poet Alexander Pope’s famous work - pT^lft ‘ 5 lRt>l s 14 5 '5T^ C H=TT1) - ^ooo]
(a) Spectator
(a) poet
(b) dramatist
(c) artist
(d) scientist
(c) Macbeth
(d) Hamlet
(a) poems
(b) essays
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Answer
475 B
476 D
477 B
478 B
479 A
480 C
48 J A
482 D
(c) novels
(d) dramas
(b) psycho-analysis
(b) T. S. Eliot
(d) E. M. Forster
(a) Nature
487. P. B. Shelly wrote his elegy named ‘Adonais’ mourning over whose death.
(a) Wordsworth
(a) To a skylark
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Answer
483 C
484 A
485 D
486 C
487 C
488 C
489 A
(a) accident
(b) tuberculosis
(a) Ulysses
(d) On Liberty
(a) Dora
(b) Ulysses
(d) In Memorium
(a) P. B. Shelly
(c) S. T. Coleridge
(a) play
(b) satire
(c) prose
(d) translation
496. Samson Agonists: Play ::
(a) Shakespeare
(c) G. B. Shaw
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Answer
490 B
491 B
492 C
493 D
494 D
495 B
496 B
497 B
498. “The music in my heart I bore, Long after it was heard no more.
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(a) 1556
(b) 1566
(c) 1576
(d) 1586
(a) 1340-1385
(b) 1240-1300
(c) 1340-1400
(d) 1340-1399
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Answer
498 A
499 C
500 C
501 D
502 A
503 C
504 C
(a) Epic
(b) Sonnet
(c) Drama
(d) Comedy
(a) Epic
(b) Comedy
(c) Poem
(d) Novel
(b) psycho-analysis
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Answer
505 A
506 C
507 B
508 A
509 A
510 C
511 B
512 A
514. ‘Exiles’ is a -
(c) Play
(d) Poem
515. Charles Dickens is not the novelist for one of the following - pT^lft (^TS®rTOT“l
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Answer
513 C
514 C
515 B
516 C
517 A
518 D
519 A
520 C
522. The Descent of Man is by Charles Darwin, The Confidence-Man : his Masquerade is by -
(a) 1867
(b) 1876
(c) 1887
(d) 1878
(b) W. M. Thackery
(c) Charles Dickens
(d) R. L. Stevenson
(b) W. M. Thackery
(d) R. L. Stevenson
Endnotes
iii) Ulysses is famous for stream of consciousness. Stream of consciousness is a writing tech
nique where we
find flow of our smallest imagination turns a riots of picturesque scenes, what is enormously
used is this
novel.
iv) By birth he was an Irish but wrote in English and French. So answer depends on the questi
on.
vi) Opinion can be different man to man for this theoretical matter.
ix) These two terms are different. The given answer is applicable to Catharsis.
xv) Iambic pentameter contains five metres in a line. One metre contains two syllables.
xviii) Gunter Grass, in frill Gunter Wilhelm Grass (born October 16, 1927, Danzig [now Gdans
k, Poland] died
April 13, 2015, Liibeck, Germany), German poet, novelist, playwright, sculptor, and printmake
r who, with
his extraordinary first novel Die Blechtrommel (1959; The Tin Drum), became the literary spok
esman for
the German generation that grew up in the Nazi era and survived the war. In 1999, he was awar
ded the
Nobel Prize for Literature. Notable works of Gunter grass The Tin Drum (1959) Cat and Mouse
(1961) Dog
Years (1963) Crabwalk (2002) What Must Be Said (2012).
xix) Robinson Crusoe was first published in 1719 and that of Pamela in 1747.
Works
Authors
Samuel Beckett
James Joyce
Naked Lunch
William S. Burroughs
Allen Ginsberg
Harold Pinter
Omeros
Derek Walcott
Toni Morrison
Kenzaburo Oe
William Falkner
Eugene O’Neill
Mo Yan
Dark and light, The White Castle, The Black Book
Orhan Pamuk
Gunter Grass
Saul Bellow
Pablo Neruda
Life of Pie
Yann Martel
Animal Farm
George Orwell
Jungle Book
Rudyard Kipling
The Lowland
Jhumpa Lahidi
Under the Greenwood Tree (A poem found in the Dialogue of “As You Like It”) : William
Shakespeare
The End