British Literature Quiz 11 (20 MCQs)

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1. The book "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe is set in which country?
2. Who is the author of the Harry Potter books?
3. Capers, frolics, pranks, and tricks are ..... ? ..... of antics
4. Which sentence about Oscar Wilde is not true?
5. Prejudiced; hostile
6. Who is the author of Little Woman?
7. The suffix ..... ? ..... means one who, that which.
8. In the Victorian period, poetry rather than prose?
9. Which is NOT one of the reasons we study British Literature?
10. Emotional, mawkish, romantic, slushy, and weepy are ..... ? ..... of maudlin.
11. Somber, subdued, and tasteful are ..... ? ..... of garish.
12. Narrative poems, lyric poetry and drama were developed in this period.
13. Where are the chains William Blake references in "London?"
14. Who wrote 'A Journal of the Plague Year', 'The Shortest Way with the Dissenters', and 'The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe'?
15. The last time England was invaded was at the end of this period.
16. A dignified poem usually written in honor of a friend who has died. It expresses feelings of grief but declares that circumstances ultimately work out for the best.
17. The prefix ..... ? ..... means beside, alongside.
18. "The Little Black Boy" teaches what?
19. The crisis where the action changes its course in a play
20. How many proses tend were there in the 20th century period?