Who was named “the father of Middle English poetry”?

Question 1 of 200.2 Points: Who was named “the father of Middle English poetry”?

A. William Langland    

B. Sir Thomas Malory

C. Geoffrey Chaucer

D. William Shakespeare

Question 2 of 200.2 Points: Which of the followings is the work of Jane Austen?

A. Ivanhoe    

B. Jane Eyre

C. Pride and Prejudice

D. Vanity Fair

Question 3 of 200.2 Points: What stylistic device was used in the following lines:

        “The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,

        Or to take arms against a sea of troubles” …

A. Metaphor

B. Simile   

C. Metonymy

D. Irony

Question 4 of 200.2 Points: Which literary work was considered an autobiography of its author?

A. Wuthering Height (Emily Bronte)  

B. Hamlet (William Shakespeare)       

C. David Copperfield (Charles Dickens)

D. Emma (Jane Austen)

Question 5 of 200.2 Points: Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark by W. Shakespeare was a drama of ….

A. Elizabethan tragedy   

B. a historical drama of Modern English     

C. a tragedy of the Middle Age

D. all of the above

Question 6 of 200.2 Points: What was the name of Robinson’s faithful servant?

A. Crusoe

B. Friday

C. Gulliver

D. Sunday

Question 7 of 200.2 Points: Which author was typical of English Romanticism Literature?

A. Geoffrey Chaucer

B. William Wordsworth   

C. John Milton

D. Daniel Defoe

Question 8 of 200.2 Points: Who was the author of When we two parted?

A. William Wordsworth     

B. Lord Byron  

C. Robert Burns

D. John Keats

Question 9 of 200.2 Points: “The Man of Property” belongs to ………..  saga of …………

A. Jungle/ R. Kipling    

B. Forsyte/ J. Galsworthy      

C. Major Barbara/ G. B. Shaw

D. None of the above

Question 10 of 200.2 Points: Who of the following was the armament manufacturer in Major Barbara (G. B. Shaw)?

A. Andrew Undershaft   

B. Barbara

C. Lady Britomart Undershaft   

D. Cusins    

Question 11 of 200.2 Points: The corruption of the bourgeois aristocratic society was fully mirrored in Vanity Fair by W. M. Thackeray.

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Question 12 of 200.2 Points: Being a writer, Jonathan Swift hated Man, but loved individual men.

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False

Question 13 of 200.2 Points: Authors of the Enlightenment wrote about the beauty of human soul.

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False

Question 14 of 200.2 Points: John Milton was an author of the Middle Age English Literature.

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Question 15 of 200.2 Points: The English Sonnets are commonly considered as Shakespearean Sonnets, originated in Norman, France.     

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False

Question 16 of 200.2 Points: Robinson Crusoe was left on an isolated island for a century.

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Question 17 of 200.2 Points: The final voyage of Gulliver to the land of Yahoos the horses expresses his dream for an ideal England (Gulliver’s Travels).

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False

Question 18 of 200.2 Points: William Wordsworth was a typical poet of the Crockery School in English poetry

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False

Question 19 of 200.2 Points: “Love triumphs over everything” is a saying of “The Man of Property”.

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Question 20 of 200.2 Points: To Charles Strickland in The Moon and Sixpence (W. S. Maugham), neither the material world nor man meant anything.  

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False