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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

English Literature - SET/NET/JRF - Practice Questions

English Literature - SET/NET/JRF - Practice Questions

        Step I

  • Read the questions carefully

        Step II

  • Try to understand the questions

        Step III

  • Find out the answers

1. Who is the shoemaker in Thomas Dekker's The Shoemaker's Holiday?

    a) Elen  b) Simon Eyre  c) Roger  d) Ralph

2. A Mad World My Master is an example of _____

    a) tragedy  b) epic  c) city comedy  d) travelogue

3. Philip Massinger's A New Way to Pay Old Debts is modelled on _____

    a) A City Madam  b) A Trick to Catch the Old One  c) Mousetrap  d) Othello

4. Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller is a/an _____

    a) epic novel  b) epistolary novel  c) gothic novel d) picaresque novel

5. Bacon says "crafty men condemn studies, _____ admire them, and wise men use them" Fill the    

    suitable word in the blank.

    a) an extraordinary men  b) simple men  c) honourable men  d) respectful men

6. Who is the author of the novel sequence, Pilgrimage?

    a) Samuel Richardson  b) Henry Fielding  c) Dorothy Richardson  d) Samuel Beckett

7. The title "Queen of Crime" is associated with _____

    a) Jane Austen  b) Charlotte Bronte  c) Agatha Christie  d) Virginia Woolf

8. The alter - ego of James Joyce in A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man _____

    a) Marlow  b) Stephen Dedalus  c) Stephen Carew  d) Stewart Parnell

9. Wole Soyinka received the Noble Prize in _____

    a) 1987  b)1985  c) 1986  d) 1988

10. Identify the literary icon of American Literature who was described by the famous historian Saul K.
     
      Padover as "a corsetmaker by trade, a journalist by profession, and a propagandist by inclination"  

    a) Emerson  b) Thomas Paine  c) Thoreau  d) Poe

11. Who is the author of the poem "Hugh Selwyn Mauberley?"

    a) T.S. Eliot  b) Ezra Bound  c) W.B. Yeats  d) Robert Frost

12. How many acts are there in Beckett's Happy Days?

    a) 3  b) 2  c) 4  d) 5 

13. Sal Paradise and Dean Moriarity are the characters who appear in Jack Kerouac's _____

    a) Big Sur  b) On the Road  c) Desolation Angel  d) The Dhurma Bums

14. Which one of the following is an adventure novel?

    a) The Riddle of the Sands  b) Live and Let Die  c) The Scarlet Pimpernel  d) The Thirty-Nine Steps

15. Who created the fictional character of Peter Pan?

    a) C.S. Lewis  b) Peter Aykroyd  c) Peter Barry  d) Ian Fleming

16. Identify the CORRECT STATEMENT of the followings.

    a) The term 'pulp' was coined by Philip Roth

    b) The term 'pulp' arrived from the cheap wood pulp paper

    c) The term 'dime novel' was coined by Ann S. Stephens

    d) The term 'dime novel was popular in the 17th century

17. _____ is NOT written by D.H. Lawrence 

    a) Bleak House  b) The Lost Girl  c) Women in Love  d) Volmouth

18. _____ is the debut novel by F. Scott Fitzerald

    a) This Side of Paradise  b) Night and Day  c) Dope  d) We

19. An acting company rehearsed the play in Lugui Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of An Author.       
     Identify the title of the play rehearsed.

    a) Wake Up  b) Never Alone  c) Mixing It Up  d) Turning Nothing

20. Back to Methuselah is a play by G.B. Shaw in which he has written a PREFACE. identify the title         
      of the PREFACE.

    a) To Althea  b) Reach  c) The Infidel Halt Century  d) To My Readers


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