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1. |
‘This man had kept a school……’ Who is referred to here by W B Yeats? |
A. | patrick henry pearse |
B. | thomas macdonagh |
C. | major john macbride |
D. | maud gonne |
Answer» A. patrick henry pearse |
2. |
Ted Hughes was honoured with the Poet Laureateship in the year------- |
A. | 1989 |
B. | 1984 |
C. | 1979 |
D. | 1978 |
Answer» B. 1984 |
3. |
The opening lines of Journey of the Magi are a quotation from----- |
A. | lancelot andrewes's 1622 nativity sermon |
B. | the fly |
C. | cannonization |
D. | mathews |
Answer» A. lancelot andrewes's 1622 nativity sermon |
4. |
‘The black sailed ship’ metaphorically alludes to……………. |
A. | birth |
B. | death |
C. | resurrection |
D. | fall |
Answer» B. death |
5. |
Name the theatre found by W. B Yeats? |
A. | globe theatre |
B. | abbey theatre |
C. | greek theatre |
D. | theatre of maud gonne |
Answer» B. abbey theatre |
6. |
The prototype of modern Angry Young Man in the play Look Back in Anger? |
A. | cliff |
B. | colonel redfurn |
C. | jimmy porter |
D. | john graham |
Answer» C. jimmy porter |
7. |
Name the German dramatist most associated with epic theatre? |
A. | eugene o'neill |
B. | bertolt brecht |
C. | benjamin fondane |
D. | elmer rice |
Answer» B. bertolt brecht |
8. |
The term avant-garde literally means------- |
A. | advance-guard |
B. | carry on guards |
C. | cheers guards |
D. | come on guards |
Answer» A. advance-guard |
9. |
The anthology New Lines was edited by----------- |
A. | catherine |
B. | robert brook |
C. | philip larkin |
D. | robert conquest |
Answer» D. robert conquest |
10. |
Virginia Wolf belongs to the famous----------- group. |
A. | clapham group |
B. | bloomsbury group |
C. | feminist group |
D. | london group |
Answer» B. bloomsbury group |
11. |
--------- is Sarah Woodruff’s alleged French lover. |
A. | varguennes |
B. | ernestina freeman |
C. | charles smithson |
D. | sam farrow |
Answer» A. varguennes |
12. |
An example of oxymoron in Easter 1916. |
A. | terrible beauty |
B. | horse-hoof slides |
C. | green is worn |
D. | vainglorious lout |
Answer» A. terrible beauty |
13. |
‘He had done most bitter wrong’—To whom was the wrong done? |
A. | w.b yeats |
B. | thomas macdonagh |
C. | major john macbride |
D. | maud gonne |
Answer» D. maud gonne |
14. |
------ was the verse memoir for Plath written by Ted Hughes. |
A. | cave birds |
B. | birthday letters |
C. | river |
D. | moor town |
Answer» B. birthday letters |
15. |
‘Watching from a bluff the sparkling armada of ------draw near’ |
A. | promises |
B. | faith |
C. | hope |
D. | trust |
Answer» A. promises |
16. |
Harold Pinter’s plays are typical examples of comedy of ……. |
A. | menace |
B. | manners |
C. | humours |
D. | life |
Answer» A. menace |
17. |
In Dumb Waiter Ben and Gus quarrel over the phrase------- |
A. | lighting the kettle |
B. | capitalist slavery |
C. | naked vulnerability |
D. | life’s burden |
Answer» A. lighting the kettle |
18. |
In Easter 1916 Yeats commemorates -------in Dublin on 24 April 1916. |
A. | uprising |
B. | marriage party |
C. | battle |
D. | religious function |
Answer» A. uprising |
19. |
Marchbanks is a character from G B Shaw’s play………. |
A. | pygmalion |
B. | arms and the man |
C. | candida |
D. | the irrational knot |
Answer» C. candida |
20. |
Expressionism originated in __________. a)France b)Germany c)Italy d)England 25.Name the character mentioned as the mistress of Jimmy Porter. |
A. | helena charles |
B. | alison |
C. | madeline |
D. | lisa |
Answer» B. alison |
21. |
Sarah Woodruff enjoys an artistic, creative life in the house of ----------in the last part of French Lieutenant’s Woman. |
A. | rosetti |
B. | rose |
C. | magnum |
D. | freeman |
Answer» A. rosetti |
22. |
The essay ‘How should One Read a Book’ appears in------ |
A. | the common reader: second series |
B. | orlando: a biography . |
C. | mrs dollway |
D. | to the lighthouse |
Answer» A. the common reader: second series |
23. |
The Magi are the three wise men from the east who travelled to----- |
A. | bethalhem |
B. | israel |
C. | jerusalem |
D. | rome |
Answer» A. bethalhem |
24. |
Who among the following is Alison’s father |
A. | colonel redfern |
B. | webster |
C. | nigel |
D. | morgan |
Answer» A. colonel redfern |
25. |
The winged horse mentioned in the poem ‘Easter 1916’ |
A. | pegasus |
B. | sleipinir |
C. | unicorn |
D. | hippocampus |
Answer» A. pegasus |
26. |
The autobiographical novel “Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” is being written by__________. |
A. | d.h lawrence |
B. | thomas hardy |
C. | james augustine joyce |
D. | virginia woolf |
Answer» C. james augustine joyce |
27. |
Who coined the word ‘Theatre of the Absurd’? |
A. | albert camus |
B. | franz kafka |
C. | martin eslin |
D. | robert |
Answer» C. martin eslin |
28. |
According to Woolf the best way to understand a novel is to---------- what we have read |
A. | criticize |
B. | compare |
C. | write |
D. | analyse |
Answer» C. write |
29. |
Name Joyce’s only collection of short stories |
A. | the dubliners |
B. | ulysses |
C. | the portrait |
D. | araby |
Answer» A. the dubliners |
30. |
The short story “Araby” is narrated by |
A. | a boy |
B. | an young woman |
C. | an elderly |
D. | author |
Answer» A. a boy |
31. |
Mention the name of pawnbroker’s widow in the story “Araby” |
A. | mrs.mercer |
B. | mrs. pekker |
C. | mrs. sampson |
D. | mrs. heidegger |
Answer» A. mrs.mercer |
32. |
Who wrote the screen play Karel Reisz’ Adaptation of “ The French Lieutenant’s Woman” |
A. | harold pinter |
B. | bernard shaw |
C. | henrik ibsen |
D. | virginia woolf |
Answer» A. harold pinter |
33. |
The short story “The Rocking-Horse Winner” appeared in |
A. | new lines |
B. | harper’s bazaar |
C. | horse collections |
D. | mariner’s win |
Answer» B. harper’s bazaar |
34. |
The narrative technique usually employed by James Joyce___________. |
A. | stream of consciousness |
B. | symbolism |
C. | imagism |
D. | modernism |
Answer» A. stream of consciousness |
35. |
Osborne’s “Look Back in Anger” was first performed in the year |
A. | 1945 |
B. | 1950 |
C. | 1954 |
D. | 1956 |
Answer» B. 1950 |
36. |
The early stories in Joyce’s “Dubliners” have -------- as protagonists |
A. | women |
B. | irish peasants |
C. | children |
D. | mythical characters |
Answer» A. women |
37. |
--------------- is the only play published by James Joyce |
A. | exiles |
B. | the dead |
C. | the black sun |
D. | chamber music |
Answer» C. the black sun |
38. |
Who among the following is a Movement poet? |
A. | elizabeth jennings |
B. | ted hughes |
C. | t.s eliot |
D. | w.h auden |
Answer» A. elizabeth jennings |
39. |
“Dubliners” was first published in the year |
A. | 1912 |
B. | 1914 |
C. | 1918 |
D. | 1921 |
Answer» B. 1914 |
40. |
Stream of Consciousness novel is a product of |
A. | 18 c |
B. | 16c |
C. | 17c |
D. | 20c |
Answer» D. 20c |
41. |
Virginia Woolf was the daughter of an eminent critic and scholar. Who was he? |
A. | matthew arnold |
B. | carlyle |
C. | john ruskin |
D. | leslie stephen |
Answer» D. leslie stephen |
42. |
Who has been called the leader of Angry Young Men? |
A. | alan sillitoe |
B. | john wain |
C. | colin wilson |
D. | john osborne |
Answer» D. john osborne |
43. |
Yeats was awarded Nobel Prize for Literature in |
A. | 1903 |
B. | 1910 |
C. | 1917 |
D. | 1923 |
Answer» D. 1923 |
44. |
Eliot’s “Journey of the Magi” occurs in his |
A. | ariel poems |
B. | poems (1920) |
C. | the wasteland |
D. | four quartets |
Answer» A. ariel poems |
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