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UGC QUIZ-VI

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. “Lycidas” of Milton is an/a-------

a)

Epic

b)

Masque

c)

Comedy

d)

Elegy

2.

In Lycidas the king has been presented as a ------------

a)

Poet

b)

Priest

c)

Shepherd

d)

None

3.

“London” is a poem by------

a)

Pope

b)

Addison

c)

Johnson

d)

Steele

4.

“The vanity of Human Wishes is a poem by-----

a)

Samuel Johnson

b)

Thomson

c)

Cowper

d)

Crabbe

5.

Which poet was lamented by William Collins in his poem “In Yonder Grave a Druid Lies”

a)

Pope

b)

James Thomson

c)

Crabbe

d)

None

6.

‘Nor second He, that road sublime Upon the seraph-wings of Ecstasy’ these lines quoted from Gray’s “The Progress of Poesy” alludes to---

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Milton

c)

Spencer

d)

Donne

7.

“The Definition of Love” is a poem by -------

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Donne

c)

William Cowper

d)

Vaughan

8.

The phrase “the high road of life” was used by

a)

Eliot

b)

Kipling

c)

Wordsworth

d)

Coleridge

9.

To which of the following poets does the phrase “Willing Suspension of Disbelief” apply?

a)

Wordsworth

b)

Coleridge

c)

Shelley

d)

Keats

10.

Motiveless Malignity is a phrase from------

a)

Eliot

b)

Coleridge

c)

Donne

d)

Keats

11.

Which of Kipling’s poems is an English version of Indian lullaby?

a)

Our Lady of the Snows

b)

Shiva and the Grasshopper

c)

Mother O’ Mine

d)

Gungadin

12.

From which poem of poe these lines have been taken? “Take thy beak from out my heart and take thy form from off my door!”

a)

“To One in Paradise”

b)

“Raven”

c)

“To Helen”

d)

“Israel”

13.

Which is Sarojini Naidu’s first collection of poems?

a)

The Bird of Time

b)

The Golden Threshold

c)

The Broken wing

d)

The Feather of the Dawn

14.

Which poem of Ramanujan is associated with the Hindu myth of Lord Vishnu?

a)

“The Striders”

b)

“Still View of Another Grace”

c)

“Obituary”

d)

"Breaded Fish”

15.

Which poem of Nissim Ezekiel is a critique of the man- woman relationship in modern society?

a)

“Island”

b)

“Woman and Child”

c)

“Philosophy”

d)

“Poet, Lover, Birdwatcher”

16.

Which poem of Daruwalla revolves around the experiences of hatred, violence and death?

a)

Rumination

b)

Death of a Bird

c)

The Ghaghra in Spate

d)

The Professor Condoles

17.

“The Woman Hater” was written by ---

a)

Beaumont

b)

Fletcher

c)

Shakespeare

d)

Marlowe

18.

Which of the following plays has been written by William Wycherley?

a)

The Way of the World

b)

She Stoops to Conquer

c)

The Plain Dealer

d)

The Man of Mode

19.

Silvia is a character in which of Farquhar’s plays?

a)

Love and a Bottle

b)

The Constant Couple

c)

The Recruiting Officer

d)

The Beaux Stratagem

20.

Which of the following is the first play written by George Etherage?

a)

The Comical Revenge

b)

She Would if She Would

c)

The man of Mode

d)

The Silent Woman

21.

In which play of Etherage, the character Harriet appears?

a)

The Man of Mode

b)

The Comical Revenge

c)

She Would if She Would

d)

None

22.

Who is the author of the play “The Provoked Wife”

a)

John Vanbrugh

b)

William Congreve

c)

William Wycherley

d)

George Etherage

23.

The subtitle of Goldsmith’s “She Stoops to Conquer” is -----

a)

The Mistakes of a Night

b)

The Mistakes of a Morning

c)

The mistakes of a Evening

d)

The Mistakes of a Noon

24.

“Malapropism” is coined after a character in ----

a)

The Way of the World

b)

Love of Love

c)

The Rivals

d)

None

25.

Love’s Last Shift is a sentimental comedy written by ----

a)

Colley Cibber

b)

Collins

c)

Steele

d)

Goldsmith

26.

Problem plays deals with---

a)

Social problems

b)

Ethical problems

c)

Moral problems

d)

Problems of Humanism

27.

Which is the most famous play of “Angry Young Men” movement?

a)

Room at the Top

b)

The Birthday Party

c)

The Outsider

d)

Look Back in Anger

28.

The ‘Theatre of Absurd’ is linked with----

a)

Sartre

b)

Samuel Beckett

c)

Osborne

d)

Wesker

29.

‘The Kitchen-Sink drama’ is marked by----

a)

Neo-realism

b)

Pseudo-realism

c)

Kitchen scenes

d)

Domestic life

30.

Who said that human sadness cannot be abolished?

a)

Arthur Adamov

b)

Jean Genet

c)

Harold Pinter

d)

Eugene Ionesco

31.

What is the relationship of Stanley with Meg in Pinter’s “The Birthday party”

a)

Motherly

b)

Full of Motherliness, almost incestuous

c)

Man-Woman love despite age difference

d)

Caretaker and Guest

32.

“The Hairy Ape” is the drama which can be labeled as ---

a)

Realistic

b)

Expressionist

c)

American Transcendentalist

d)

Symbolic

33.

“The Glass Menagerie” and “A Street Car Named Desire” are the plays written by----

a)

Eugene O’Neill

b)

Arthur Miller

c)

Tennessee Williams

d)

None

34.

“Who is Afraid of Virginia Woolf” is written by---

a)

Eugene O’Neill

b)

Arthur Miller

c)

Tennessee Williams

d)

Edward Albee

35.

Willy Loman in “Death of a Salesman” stands for-----

a)

Success

b)

Love

c)

Failure

d)

Alcoholism

36.

Which play of Aurobindo is posthumously published in 1858?

a)

Rodogune

b)

The Viziers of Bassora

c)

Eric

d)

Perseus, the Deliverer

37.

The play entitled Nala and Damayanti was written by----

a)

Sri Aurobindo

b)

P.A.Krishnaswamy

c)

Vasudeva rao

d)

None

38.

Which play of Nissim Ezekiel deals with the life of a painter?

a)

Nalini: A Comedy

b)

Marriage Poem: A Tragic- comedy

c)

The Sleepwalkers

d)

None

39.

The play “Murder at the Prayer Meeting” which echoes the title of Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral has been written by ---

a)

Lakhan Deb

b)

Gurcharan das

c)

Gieve Patel

d)

Girish Karnad

40.

“Chidambaram”, a flashback chronicle play in 14 episodes has been written by------

a)

K.Nagarajan

b)

Girish Karnad

c)

M.V.Rama Sharma

d)

Gurcharan Das

41.

Frotesque praises the constitution of his country in---

a)

De Natura Lagis Naturae

b)

The Governance of England

c)

De Laudibus Legum Anliae

d)

None

42.

Which was the first printed English book?

a)

The Boke of Historyes of Jason

b)

The Recuyell of the Historye of Troye

c)

Morte d” Arthur

d)

The Foure Sonnes of Aymon

43.

“Praise of Folly” is a famous piece of satire written by ----

a)

Desiderius Erasmus

b)

Roger Ascham

c)

Sir Thomas More

d)

William Tyndale

44.

“The Schoolmaster” is a well known work written by-----

a)

Roger Ascham

b)

William Tyndale

c)

Sir Thomas More

d)

Erasmus

45.

Which of the following is the earliest version of Bible?

a)

William Tyndale’s “English New Testament

b)

Miles Coverdale’s “English Bible”

c)

Cromwell’s “Great Bible”

d)

King James ‘s “Authorised Version of Bible”

46.

New Atlantis” is Modelled on-----

a)

More’s “Utopia”

b)

Jonson’s “Epigramme”

c)

Marlowe’s “Hero and Leander”

d)

None

47.

Counsels, Civil and Moral is the subtitle given to----

a)

Bacon’s essays

b)

Hooker’s pamphlet

c)

Montaigne’s essays

d)

Nashe’s novel

48.

Who said? ‘Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man’

a)

Bacon

b)

Deloney

c)

Montaigne

d)

Lodge

49.

"Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity” is a monumental book by---

a)

Hooker

b)

Bacon

c)

Deloney

d)

Nashe

50.

The most important critical work of Elizabethan period is-----

a)

Apologie for Poetrie

b)

The School of Abuse

c)

Defence of Rhyme

d)

Arcadia

51.

During imprisonment in Tower, Walter Raleigh wrote-----

a)

History of the World

b)

Discovery of Guiana

c)

The Discoveries

d)

The Pilgrimage

52.

Walton’s most famous work “The Complete Angler” was published in -----

a)

1603

b)

1623

c)

1633

d)

1653

53.

Which of the following voyages was undertaken by Gulliver in Gulliver’s Travels?

a)

Voyage to Brobdingnag

b)

Voyage to Congo

c)

Voyage to malyan Islands

d)

Voyage to Denmark

54.

In Swift’s “The battle of the Books” who is the commander of the ancients?

a)

Dryden

b)

Milton

c)

Hobbes

d)

William Temple

55.

Steele at first signed his essays with the name of -----

a)

Issac Walton

b)

Issac Mount

c)

Issac Bickerstaff

d)

Issac Newton

56.

Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb collaborated in-----

a)

Sonnets

b)

Tales from Shakespeare

c)

Lyrics

d)

Short Stories

57.

Hazlitt’s “The Spirit of the Age” came out in the year------

a)

1820

b)

1822

c)

1823

d)

1825

58.

In Macaulay’s “The History of England”, merits and defects of his “Essays” are----

a)

Repeated

b)

Removed

c)

Exaggerated

d)

Stressed upon

59.

The first important work of John Stuart Mill was----

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

Principles of Political Economy

c)

System of Logic

d)

Logica

60.

“The Wealth of Nations” is a prose work on economics written by----

a)

Addison

b)

Gibbon

c)

Adam Smith

d)

Burke

61.

Kamala Satthianadhan has written the first collection of short stories-----

a)

Love and Life Behind Purdah

b)

Stories of Indian Christian Life

c)

Sunbabies: Studies in the Child Life of India

d)

None

62.

Who has written the story “Who Cares”?

a)

Attiah Hosain

b)

Santha Rama Rau

c)

Cornelia Sorabji

d)

Ela Sen

63.

Which author is a gifted story teller with a touch of humour?

a)

Sujata bala

b)

Diana Mehta

c)

Malathi rao

d)

Shashi Deshpande

64.

The recent collection of stories “A Bride for the Sahib” has been written by-----

a)

Mulk raj Anand

b)

R.K.Narayan

c)

Khushwant Singh

d)

Raja Rao

65.

In which story Basavaraj Naikar has tried to bring in the Oedipus myth with the slight twist?

a)

She Wanted a Child

b)

The Anonymous Letter

c)

Mother’s Husband

d)

Fulfillment

66.

Whose story are typically journalistic?

a)

Bharathi Mukherjee

b)

Shashi Deshpande

c)

Anita Desai

d)

Nergis Dalal

67.

Which story of Lahiri has Indo- Pak war of 1971 and the birth of Bangladesh as it’s backdrop?

a)

The Third and Final Continent

b)

When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine

c)

A Real Durwan

d)

A Temporary matter

68.

Jhumpa Lahiri’s “Interpretor of Maladies” has how many stories?

a)

8

b)

9

c)

10

d)

11

69.

Epistolary novel is a novel-----

a)

Which is a science fiction

b)

Which is based on a letter written by a great man

c)

Which is based on fanciful stories of ghosts

d)

Which is written in the form of letters

70.

Fielding’s “Shamela” seems to be the parody of----

a)

Pamela

b)

Clarissa

c)

Robinson Crusoe

d)

Moll Flanders