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PGTRB ENGLISH ONLINE EXAM-2
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1.
The subtitle for ‘All for Love’ is
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(A) Love for Love
(B) The World well Lost
(C) The Lost World
(D) Forgotten Love
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2.
In the prologue Dryden attacks
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(A) The Poets
(B) The satirists
(C) The critics
(D) The play wrights
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3.
The play is dedicated to
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(A) Earl of Derby
(B) Earl of Sussex
(C) Earl of Lanciester
(D) Earl of Hamilton
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4.
The priest of the Temple of Isis is
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(A) Charmion
(B) Alexas
(C) Serapian
(D) Myri
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5.
Dryden belongs to
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(A) Victorian Age
(B) Age of sensibility
(C) Age of Johnson
(D) Age of satires
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6.
Sheriden was the undersecretary to the
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(A) Tory Government
(B) Whig Government
(C) Church
(D) Club
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7.
Duelling, betting, drinking and doing dangerous deeds were the occupation of the rich English young men of
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(A) 17th century
(B) 18th century
(C) 19th century
(D) 16th century
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8.
The Prologue of “The school for scandal” was written by
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(A) Sheriden
(B) Goldsmith
(C) Darid Garrick
(D) Lord Buffalo
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9.
--------------is the worst of scandal mongers
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(A) Lady sneer well
(B) Joseph surface
(C) Mr. Crabtrce
(D) Mrs. Candour
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10.
The Portrait of ‘The School for scandal’ is addressed to---------
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(A) Lady sneer well
(B) Lady Teazle
(C) France Anno Crewe
(D) Greville miller
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11.
‘Phoebus’ is the Greek God of----------also known as Apollo
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(A) Poetry
(B) Drama
(C) Love
(D) Prose
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12.
Sir Oliver visits Joseph in guise of--------
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(A) Mr. Premium
(B) Mr. Moses
(C) Mr. Stanely
(D) Mr. Rowley
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13.
Sir Peter is hiding in the------------in Joseph’s house
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(A) Kitchen
(B) Closet
(C) Screen
(D) Library
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14.
Who is the ‘Rockless spender’ in ‘The school for scandal’
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(A) Joseph surface
(B) Charles surface
(C) Oliver surface
(D) Sir peter teazle
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15.
Who is the Jewish money Lender who coaches sir Oliver?
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(A) Premium
(B) Moses
(C) Stanely
(D) Moris
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16.
Whom does lady sneerwell employs to spread the malicious rumours?
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(A) Mrs. Candour
(B) Joseph
(C) Crabtree
(D) Snake
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17.
who shows of his/her skill at versification in the scandalous gossip?
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(A) Lady sneer well
(B) Sir Benjamin Back bite
(C) Mr. Crabtree
(D) Snake
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18.
‘The school for scandal’ is a/an----------
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(A) Romantic comedy
(B) Farcial comedy
(C) Sentimental comedy
(D) Antisentimental comedy
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19.
The author of the two notable comedies ‘The Discovery’ and ‘The Dupe’ is----------
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(A) R.B. Sheriden
(B) Thomas Sheridan
(C) Frances sheridan
(D) Gold smith
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20.
Congreve’s first comedy is----------
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(A) The way of the world
(B) The Rivals
(C) Incognita
(D) The old Bachelor
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21.
Sir wil full wit would is a nephew of------------
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(A) Lady wishfort
(B) Sir Rowland
(C) Mirabell
(D) Foinall
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22.
Who was the maid of Belinda ?
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(A) Brtty
(B) Heroic Couplet
(C) Pastorals
(D) Limericks
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23.
Which prayer was granted ?
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(A) Donne
(B) Milton
(C) The first
(D) Marvel
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24.
The rape of the lock is a ?
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(A) an epic
(B) an ode
(C) Mock epic
(D) an elegy
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25.
who is the close friend of pope ?
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(A) Andrew Marvell
(B) Herbert Grierson
(C) Thomas Carew
(D) swift
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26.
Parados is an?
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(A) truth
(B) love
(C) hope
(D) Aside
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27.
Samson laments on the loss of ?
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(A) sight
(B) simile
(C) Pulley
(D) allegory
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28. Who is the father of Samson ?
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(A) Marvell
(B) Manoa
(C) Nicholas Ferrar
(D) William Blake
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29. Ode to evening is written by ?
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(A) Tory
(B) Whig
(C) William Collins
(D) Protestent
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30. The lamb is written by ?
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(A) William black
(B) John Gregory
C) Elizabeth Brury
(D) Samuel John son
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31.
The bard is written by ?
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(A) Thames
(B) Ganga
(C) Tigris
(D) Thomas gray
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32.
Herbert was ordained as ?
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(A)priest
(B) Phoenix
(C)Griffin
(D) Sphinix
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33.
Afflication has ----------stages?
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(A)5
(B)4
(C)3
(D)7
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34.
Which makes man to think about god?
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(A) Philistines
(B) Phoenicians
(C) Want of rest
(D) Sytians
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35.
What is the first blessing?
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(A) Strength
(B) Heroic Couplet
(C) Pastorals
(D) Limericks
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36.
Which words is used in different senses ?
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(A) Ode on Dejection
(B) Ode to Nativity
(C) rest
(D) Ode to solitude
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37.
Syllogism is a form of ?
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(A) Focus
(B) reasoning
(C) Lovers
(D) ascetics
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38.
To his coy mistress has -------phases ?
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(A) 5
(B) 2
(C)3
(D) 1
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39.
Who remain Coy ?
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(A) MissHardcastle
(B) Neville
(C) the lady
(D) Marwood
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40.
The poem is based upon __________
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a) Disease
b) Paradox
c) Allegory
d) None of these
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41.
Donne was busy writing verses for _________
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a) Keats
b) Shelly
c) Ben Jonson
d) Byron
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42.
Who are canonized in this poem?
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a) The Lovers
b) The Friends
c) God
d) Sprites
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43.
The lovers are worthy of _________
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a) God
b) Sprite
c) Evil
d) Poetry
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44.
Which escaped from the bodies of the lovers?
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a) Sprites
b) Souls
c) Naturals
d) None of these
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45.
Love is not a thing of ________
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a) Body
b) Soul
c) Blood
d) Sprite
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46.
Which issue these spirits?
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a) Soul
b) Body
c) Blood
d) God
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47.
Authentic epic is ________
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a) Oral
b) Aural
c) Dialogue
d) None of these
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48. Which devours beauty ana love?
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a) Time
b) Date
c) Place
d) Minute
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49. Life of Milton can be divided into ________parts.
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a) 5
b) 4
c) 6
d) 3
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50. Book of Martyrs was written by ________
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a) Johnson
b) Milton
c) Pope
d) Foxe
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51. How many lions confronted Christian?
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a) 4
b) 2
c) 1
d) 3
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52. The second part of the Pilgrim’s Progress came in _________
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a) 1685
b) 1683
c) 1682
d) 1684
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53. Alworthy was betrayed by ________
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a) Bridget
b) Blifil
c) Tom
d) Jonny Jones
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54.
Samson Agonists is drawn in the story of Samson from---------
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(A) The Old testament
(B) The testament
(C) Paradise Lost
(D) The Dunciad
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55.
Novelist Atdous Huxley used ------------- as the title for his novel in 1936.
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(A) Warrior
(B) Eyeless is Gaza
(C) The Blind Warrior
(D) Agonistes
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56.
Samson Agonistes combines --------tragedy with --------- Scripture.
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(A) Roman, Greek
(B) Greek, Hebrew
(C) Latin, Greek
(D) Roman, Latin
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57.
Gray, Collins, Blake and Burns are regarded as -------------- Poets.
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(A) Transition
(B) Romantic
(C) Victorian
(D) Modern
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58.
Which one of the following is Gray’s Pindaric Ode?.
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(A) The Bard
(B) To spring
(C) Elegy
(D) Ode to evening
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59.
Collins lyrical Odes Mark a turn away from the ------------- Poetry.
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(A) Elizabathean
(B) Augustan
(C) Romantic
(D) Victorian
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60.
Blakes first collection of Poems --------was printed in 1783.
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(A) Poetical sketches
(B) Songs of experience
(C) Songs of innocence
(D) Jerus alem
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61.
Herbert’s collected volums ‘The Temple’ Published by.
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(A) Marvell
(B) Pope
(C) Nicholas Ferrar
(D) William Blake
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62.
The first stage of ‘affliction’ deals with----------
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(A) doubts
(B) dilemma
(C) sense
(D) hopefulness
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63.
‘Affliction’ is a private communication with -----------
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(A) Friend
(B) Lover
(C) mother
(D) God
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64.
The various blessings are coming out from a------------
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(A) tree
(B) book
(C) hands of God
(D) Glass
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65.
Pondora’s box which contained all evils in which ---------- is the only blessing.
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(A) truth
(B) love
(C) hope
(D) Kindness
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66.
Marvel uses ----------- in the poem ‘To his coy mistress’.
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(A) Paradox of truth
(B) Paradox of time
(C) paradox of death
(D) paradox of love
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67. The poem ‘To his coy Mistress’ is arranged in the form of -----------------
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(A) Ode
(B) Syllogism
(C) allegory
(D) imagery
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68. The home of the Poet is in ------------ in ‘To his coy mistress
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(A) Hell
(B) Shell
(C) Hull
(D) Heaven
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69. ‘Manoa’ in Samson Agonistes means -----------.
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(A) rest
(B) giant
(C) leaf
(D) revenge
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70. Who gave the baron a pair of scissors?
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(A) Belinda
(B) Nisius
(C) Clarrisa
(D) Thalestris
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71.
Ariel him self protect ------------ in ‘The Rape of Lock’.
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(A) Curl
(B) fan
(C) shock
(D) watch
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72.
Eve is created from the rib of -------------.
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(A) Adam
(B) Satan
(C) God
(D) Sin
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73.
Satan says that tree of knowledge is the mother of--------------
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(A) truth
(B) mystery
(C) science
(D) magic
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74.
‘Tony Lumpkin’ of Goldsmith is the kin of shakespeare’s-----------
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(A) Benarbus
(B) Iago
(C) Othello
(D) Falstaff
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75.
The central character of ‘she stoops to conquer’ is
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(A) Miss. Hard castle
(B) Marlow
(C) Mrs. Hardcastle
(D) Tony Lumpkin
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76.
The ------------an actor in a mourning dress speaks the prologue in ‘She stoops to conquer”
1 point
(A) Warrick
(B) J. Cradcock
(C) Woodwap
(D) Goldsmith
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77.
“The traveller” was a production to which since the death of pope, it will not be easy to find anything equal”, who comments these words?
1 point
(A) Boswell
(B) Smolet
(C) Dr. Johnson
(D) Thomas percy
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78.
“she stoops to conquer” is dedicated to---------
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(A) Congreve
(B) Johnson
(C) Dryden
(D) Sheridan
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79.
Whom does Mrs Hardcastle tell that Tony is suitable for her?
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(A) Miss Hardcastle
(B) Neville
(C) Millament
(D) Marwood
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80.
‘Marlow and Hastings’ are informed and directed to certain ----------- Inn, house of Mr. Hard castle
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(A) Holiday
(B) Large Head
(C) Buck’s Head
(D) Pleasant day
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81.
The other name of miss Hardcastle is----------
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(A) Kate
(B) Neville
(C) Woodward
(D) Lady Teazle
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82.
Who remains old fashioned and taks in support old timos?
1 point
(A) Marlow
(B) miss Hardcastle
(C) Mr. Hard castle
(D) Tony
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83.
The name of the ale-house where Tony wastes his life is --------
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(A) Two pigeons
(B) Three Pigeons
(C) Three doves
(D) Two dove
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84. Who among the following wrote The Ice Age (1977)?
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(a) Doris Lessing
(b) Iris Murdoch
(c) H.G. Wells
(d) Margaret Drabble
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85. John Arden’s Live Like Pigs is
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(a) A Brechtianplay
(b) A Freudian play
(c) An Ibsenianplay
(d) A Shakespearean play
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86. Chips With Everything was written by
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(a) John Arden
(b) Arnold Wesker
(c) Harold Pinter
(d) Tom Stoppard
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87. Which of the following is not part of Wesker’s trilogy?
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(a) Roots
(b) Chicken Soup with Barley
(c) The Kitchen
(d) I’m Talking about Jerusamen
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88. Which of the following is the last of the four plays by Harold Pinter?
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(a) The Birthday Party
(b) The Caretaker
(c) No Man’s Land
(d) The Homecoming
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89. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1967) is based on a play by
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(a) Shakespeare
(b) Shaw
(c) Osborne
(d) Beckett
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90. Stoppard’s play, based on Hamlet, is an example of
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(a) Imitation
(b) Parody
(c) Decentring
(d) Refining
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91. Which of the following plays by Stoppard is about intellectual gymnastics?
1 point
(a) Jumpers
(b) Travesties
(c) If you’re Glad I’ll be Frank
(d) The Real Inspector Hound
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92. Stoppard’s Arcadia contrasts his own time with
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(a) Sidney’s time
(b) Chaucer’s time
(c) Burton’s time
(d) Byron’s time
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93. In which of the following plays of Edward Bond is Shakespeare the hero?
1 point
(a) The Pope’s wedding
(b) Bingo
(c) Saved
(d) Narrow Road to the Deep North
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94. Cyril Churchill is a contemporary of
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(a) G.B. Shaw
(b) Tom Stoppard
(c) Lord Byron
(d) Robert Burns
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95. Cloud Nine and Top Girls by Cyril Churchill are
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(a) Novels of science fiction
(b) Plays about gender politics
(c) Poems of children
(d) Stories in Gothic style
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96. Sylvia plath was married to
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(a) Tom Gunn
(b) Tom Stoppard
(c) Ted Hughes
(d) Ted Pole
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97. Who among the following is called the poet of animals?
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(a) Philip Larkin
(b) Walt Whitman
(c) Ted Hughes
(d) Tom Gunn
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98. The Thought Fox is a
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(a) Play by Stoppard
(b) Poem by Ted Hughes
(c) Screen play by Pinter
(d) Sonnet by Tom Gunn
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99. Ted Hughes’s Birthday Letters (1998) is a
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(a) Collection of letters to his wife
(b) Robert Burns
(c) Confessional novel about his wife’s suicide
(d) Sequence of poems about his relationship with his wife
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100. Which of the following volumes of poems by Seamus Heaney is his last?
1 point
(a) Death of a Naturalist
(b) Door into the Dark
(c) Wintering Out
(d) The Spirit Level
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