Miscelleneous Questions Quiz 105 (20 MCQs)

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1. Which of these is NOT an assessment objective for poetry?

Correct Answer: A) Knowledge of text and context.

2. Beowulf is a/an-

Correct Answer: A) An epic poem.

3. "All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players" -quoted from

Correct Answer: D) None of these.

4. Who wrote 'Patriotism'?

Correct Answer: C) Sir Walter Scott.

5. Who is the first person to receive nobel prize in literature

Correct Answer: B) Sully Prudhomme.

6. There was only money left to last another week-if they each had one meal a day and no more. figured out by who?

Correct Answer: C) Too Too.

7. Spenser's sonnets 31 and 39 theme

Correct Answer: C) Hopeless love.

8. The poet describes the midnight as a glimmer because of

Correct Answer: A) Moonlight falling on the Lake water.

9. "Wonderful!" (Who said the words)

Correct Answer: C) Bugloo.

10. What do you mean by Romance?

Correct Answer: A) Any work of fiction or imagination.

11. The first theatre in England was established in-

Correct Answer: C) 1576.

12. Who is the father of English dramatic poetry?

Correct Answer: A) Christopher Marlowe.

13. What was the "Common Law"

Correct Answer: D) A unified system of laws all over England.

14. 'Hold your tongue and let me love' is said by-

Correct Answer: A) John Donne.

15. 'Haste me to know't, that I, with wings as Swift as meditation or the thoughts of love, May Sweep to my revenge' is a speech from.

Correct Answer: D) Hamlet.

16. Who is the considered to be the Rebel Poet in English Literature?

Correct Answer: B) Lord Byron.

17. Which is the last of Shakespeare's great tragedies?

Correct Answer: B) King Lear.

18. When was the Elizabethan Age?

Correct Answer: A) 1558-1603.

19. What the term Trilogy refers?

Correct Answer: D) A series of three drama.

20. 'Withdrawal from an uncongenial world of escape either to death or more often, to an ideal dream world', is the theme of Tennyson's:

Correct Answer: C) The Lotos Eaters.