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Practice Questions- SET/NET/JRF in English Literature

Practice Questions- SET/NET/JRF in English Literature Instructions In this question, you will have 20 practice questions from English Literature & Language Each question has 4 choices  Select one correct answer from the choices given  Read all the Questions carefully Find the correct answers for all the questions                                       Submit your answers in the comment box             1. Byron's poem "Beppo" tells the story of _____ and _____          a) Laura, Moris  b) Laura, Giuseppe  c) Helen, Moris  d) Helen, Giuseppe

Answer Key for Practice Questions SET/NET/JRF-English Literature ( Date : July 3, 2020)



Answer Key

Practice Questions

SET/NET/JRF-English Literature


       Match the following

  Famous line                                                      Work

a)    The ruinous of deeds of the ravaging foe – Beowulf  

b)   If no love is, God , what feel I so? – The Millers Tale

c)    One morning, on Malvern hills – Piers the Plowman

d)   A lusty life with her he had – Confessio Amantis


        Which character is FIRST described in Chaucer’s Prologue?

a) a miller  b) a knight  c) a monk  d) a prioress


       _____  is the author of The Bruce , earliest text in Scottish that celebrates the hero Robert Bruce

a)    William Dunbar  b) John Gower  c) John Barbour  d) King James I


          The following line “the fear of death troubles me” comes in         _____

a)    Arcadia  b) Lament for the makers  c) V  d) The Fall of Princess


        “Amorvincit” in Chaucer’s The Prioress Tale means _____

a)    All is well  b) love conquers all  c) a good looking omnibus  d) a swan


        How many sonnets are there in Sidney’s Astrophel  and Stella?

a)    88  b) 78  c) 108  d) 180

 

        Who says the following line " A Wise man will make more    opportunities than he finds?"

               a) Shakespeare   b) Milton  c) Chaucer  d) Bacon


        Who described Shakespeare as “upstart crow”?

a)    Sir Walter Raleigh  b) Sir Thomas Browne  c) Robert Greene  d) Milton


        _____ has collaborated with Ben Jonson, Marlowe, Robert Greene

a)    William Dunbar  b) John Locke  c) Robert Burton  d) Thomas Nashe


Who is associated with the Geneva Bible which familiar with Shakespeare?

a)    William Tyndale  b) Miles Coverdale  c) King James I  d) all the above


Hubert is another name of _____ used in Chaucer’s The Prologue?

a)    the clerk  b) the monk  c) the friar  d) a sergeant


       Who plays the music organ bagpipe in The Prologue?

a)    The miller  b) The wife of Bath  c) The friar  d) the carpenter


      The author of Religion and Literature _____

a)    Arnold  b) T.S. Eliot  c) Brooks  d) Tate

        One of the followings is not a Cavalier Poet, identify it.

a)    Carew  b) Andrew Marvel  c) Robert Herrick  d) Sir John Suckling


       Ben Jonson’s Epicone takes place in the home of _____

a)    Robert  b) Morose  c) Parson  d) Mute


The following is taken from the famous play from Jacobean Drama. Identify the play.👉

“ Come, violent death, serve for mandragora to make me sleep”

     a)    The Revenger’s Tragedy  b) The Duchess of Malfi  c) A Game at Chess d) A Woman killed            with   Kindness


Match the following

       Works                                        Authors

a) Seven Types of Ambiguity  -  William Empson

b) The Well Wrought-Urn  -   Cleanth Brooks

c)The Anatomy of Criticism  -  Northrop Frye

d) Portraits in Fiction  -  A.S. Byatt


 ‘Aporia’ is a term associated with _____

a) Paul de Man  b) Roland Barthes  c) Foucault  d) Derrida


 Which novel of Samuel Butler attacked the hypocrisy of the Victorian era?

a) Waiting for Godot  b) The Way of All Flesh  c) Life and Habit  d) Erewhon


_____ is associated with the terms “readerly” and “writerly” in literary theory.

a) Derrida  b) Allen Tate  c) Roland Barthes  d) Arnold


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