T.S. Eliot

When was T.S Eliot born?

• 1867

• 1888

• 1901

• 1894

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What is T.S Eliot's full name?

• Thomas Stearns Eliot

• Thompson Stile Eliot

• Thomas Sterns Eliot

• Tom Steamers Eliot

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What did he win the Nobel Prize for?

• Poetry

• Science

• Peace

• Literature

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In what other way did Eliot create his ideas?

• Golf

• Dance

• Plays

• Song-Writing

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What other occupations did Eliot pursue?

• Banker

• Tavern-Owner

• Teacher

• Lawyer

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T S Eliot has written a poem named

• The world is too Much with us

• My Last Duchess

• Tinter Abbey

• The Waste Land

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Tiresias is a character of which poem

• The Love song of J Alfred Prufrock

• The Waste Land

• Portrait of a Lady

• None of the above

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How many sections is The Waste Land composed of?

• 4

• 5

• 3

• 6

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The poetic technique ushered in by T.S. Eliot and used in the 20th poetry is

• the interior monologue

• the stream of consciousness

• the objective-correlative

• symbolism

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The waste Land is characterized by fragmentation. However, there are some unifying elements such as...

• themes, style, allusions to the present and the past

• the same speaking voice

• Tiresias

• the structure