Victorian Period Quiz 4 (60 MCQs)

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1. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, where did most people live?
2. What was the dominant religion in Victorian Britain?
3. Christmas has its roots in
4. Which novel of Dickens is a powerful critique of the workhouse era?
5. Pick the odd one out.
6. In what year did third-class travelers pay a penny for a mile?
7. What was students use instead of paper during lessons?
8. When France created a pack to stop European countries from trading with Britain, how did this affect farming and food in Britain?
9. Elizabeth's husband's name was
10. What its contributions based on your previous answer?
11. Who among the following did not help raising up poor victorian children?
12. Which is the correct statement?
13. Hardy believes in the philosophy of
14. A Constitutional Monarchy is a government in which a monarch and an government share power.
15. What impact did railways have on people's lives?
16. Christmas crackers (package filled with sweets that snapped when pulled) originated during Victorian times
17. What is the famous phrase appeared in the preface to the Picture of Dorian Gray
18. Choose the word or phrase that best defines the italicized word. "Glory be to God for dappled things-/For skies of couple-color as a brinded cow ..... "
19. When did Queen Victoria marry?
20. Why did Tennyson dedicate the poem to Hallam?
21. Queen Victoria was only ..... years old when she began her reign in 1837.
22. Who did Queen Victoria marry?
23. The privileged few of the upper or middle classes, went to 'public' schools
24. The Great Exhibition of 1851
25. The Elementary Education Act of was adopted in
26. Compulsory means
27. Which novel of Dickens was based on the theme the travails of a good man?
28. Who commissioned the Great Exhibition of 1851?
29. If you were living in 1850, which of these foods might you eat?
30. After 1867, children under 8 years old were no longer to do what?
31. Which essay was was part autobiography, part philosophical meditation?
32. What happened to poor people?
33. How many years does queen Victoria rule United Kingdom?
34. Britain has known as the world's greatest .....
35. Introduction of New Poor Law
36. Prince Albert was Queen Victoria's
37. Victoria married
38. What were the consequences of the potato famine in Ireland?
39. Who is not a writer of the Victorian Age?
40. Which best describes the British government during the Victorian Era?
41. Charles Dickens's novel, (a) was a response to the need for social reforms.
42. Which was the most famous tract of John Ruskin?
43. The Boers were originally ..... colonists in the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa.
44. CHILDREN'S WORK WAS USUALLY.....
45. Who is this done by
46. Victoria's devotion to hard work and duty, her insistence on proper ....., and her support of British imperialism became the hallmarks of the Victorian period.
47. Victorian values can be defined as .....
48. A prevalent disease during this time period, (a), was caused from drinking water that had been contaminated with sewage water.
49. Which is NOT an example of imagery in the poem "To an Athlete Dying Young" ?
50. "Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds." ~ George EliotTrue or False:George Eliot was a woman.
51. Who is the most influential essayist of the Victorian period?
52. An example of a summary offence is:
53. Which of the following statements BEST sums up the Victorians' attitude toward the poor?
54. What does Appellate Jurisdiction mean?
55. Which statement is TRUE?
56. What was the legacy of the Victorian era in British governance?
57. What was PE lesson called?
58. Which aim doesn't Dickens have?
59. Queen Victoria's reign was ..... Elizabeth II's
60. Rise of the Chartist Movement