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(21)
Who say, “Of all his women, Imogen is most perfect"?
[A]
Eliot
[B]
Lamb
[C]
Mrs. Jameson
[D]
Ruskin
(22)
Who is of the view that Chaucer is not as great as the classicists?
[A]
Johnson
[B]
Sydney
[C]
Arnold
[D]
None of these
(23)
The fall of Constantinople to the Turks took place in the year-
[A]
1535
[B]
1485
[C]
1453
[D]
1455
(24)
Out of 154 sonnets, 126 of Shakespeare’s sonnets are addressed to -
(a) Dark Lady
(b)
(c) Queen Elizabeth
(d) Lady Penlope
[A]
Mr. W.H
[B]
P. Lal
[C]
Vikram Seth
[D]
none of the mentioned
(25)
Who first used the blank-verse ?
[A]
Thomas Heywood
[B]
Thomas Middleton
[C]
Surrey
[D]
William Shakespeare
(26)
The word ‘renaissance’ seems to have been first in the book named as -
[A]
Historie de France
[B]
Paradise Lost
[C]
Tottel’s Miscellany
[D]
Utopia
Answer: Historie de France
(27)
What is ‘rhyme-royal’?
[A]
A quatrain with the rhyme-scheme abab
[B]
The ten-syllabic line arranged in seven-line stanza
[C]
The eight-syllabic line rhyming in couplet
[D]
The ten-syllabic line rhyming in couplet
Answer: The ten-syllabic line arranged in seven-line stanza
(28)
Who “found English a dialect and left it a language"?
[A]
Sir Walter Scott
[B]
Robert Southey
[C]
Robert Burns
[D]
Chaucer
(29)
Totus mundus agit historian means-
[A]
World is coming
[B]
All the world is a history
[C]
All the world is a stage
[D]
History is all world
Answer: All the world is a stage
(30)
Senecan plays were rendered into English by –
[A]
T.W. Robertson
[B]
Harley Granville-Barker
[C]
John Galsworthy
[D]
Heywood
31
The term ‘Stream of Consciousness’ was first used by :
[A]
Sigmund Freud
[B]
James Joyce
[C]
William James
[D]
none of the mentioned
(12)
“Frailty thy name is woman !” These lines occur in -
[A]
Hamlet
[B]
Professor Herford
[C]
William Shakespeare
[D]
William Wordsworth
33
The first English tragedy Gorboduc was later given the title ?
[A]
Ferrex and Porrex
[B]
Gammer Gurton’s Needle
[C]
Corpus Christi
[D]
Endymion
Answer: Ferrex and Porrex
34
What is meant by ‘Denouement’ ?-
[A]
The ending of a comedy
[B]
The ending of a Farce
[C]
The ending of a romance
[D]
The ending of a tragedy
Answer: The ending of a comedy
35
Who has published his essays under the title ‘The Round Table’ ?
[A]
William Hazlitt
[B]
Thomas De Quincey
[C]
S. T. Cleridge
[D]
None of the above
36
Who called the 18th century the age of Prose and Reason ?
(a) Coleridge
(b)
(c) Dr. Johnson
(d) William Hazlitt
[A]
Mathew Arnold
[B]
Thomas James Farrell
[C]
Henry James
[D]
None of the above is correct.
37
In Keats’s Lamia, Lamia was a -
[A]
A serpent-woman
[B]
An enchantress
[C]
A nymph
[D]
A fairy
38
Mathew Arnold’s Culture and Anarchy deals with
[A]
Civilization
[B]
Theology
[C]
Ethics
[D]
Religion
39
In Dickens’s novel, A Tale of Two Cities, the two cities referred to are -
[A]
Paris and Rome
[B]
Paris and Berlin
[C]
London and Paris
[D]
London and Athens
40
Wordsworth wrote a sonnet on :
[A]
Milton
[B]
Virginia Woolf
[C]
H.G. Wells
[D]
E.M. Forster
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