Monologues

What is Dramatic Monologue?

• Dramatic monologue means self-conversation, speech or talks which includes interlocutor presented dramatically.

• Dramatic monologue means self-conversation

• Dramatic monologue means speech or talks which includes interlocutor presented dramatically.

• None of the above

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How many aspects of life can be delivered in Dramatic Monologue?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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How does the speaker reveal his temperament and character in Dramatic Monologue?

• Through dance and song

• Only through his song

• Only through his speech

• All the above

How many types of Dramatic Monologues are there in English?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

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Whom has the form of Dramatic Monologue chiefly been associated with?

• T. S. Eliot

• Robert Browning

• Matthew Arnold

• None of the above

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In which poem of Robert Browning does the Duke show the picture of his dead wife?

• Last Ride Together

• My Last Dutches

• The Pauper

• Love Song

Who wrote the Monologue 'Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock'?

• Robert Browning

• T. S. Eliot

• W. B. Yeats

• Matthew Arnold

Who is not associated with Dramatic Monologue?

• T. S. Eliot

• Robert Browning

• P. B. Shelley

• Matthew Arnold

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Which poetic form is much akin to Dramatic Monologue?

• Elegy

• Allegory

• Soliloquy

• None of the above

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In which of the poetic form does the reader become an active participant?

• Ballad

• Elegy

• Dramatic Monologue

• Sonnet

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