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The “Golden” comedy by W. Shakespeare with Duke Orsino, Countess Olivin as main characters:

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The greatest hero of Celtic legends was:

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>“The Canterbury Tales” by Geoffrey Chaucer was written in:

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William Shakespeare was born in:

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Which of the following works by John Milton is autobiographical

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Guess the name of the poet according to the following information:A shepherd / VII century / “The Paraphrase”:

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Mark Twain’s fascinating tale “The Mysterious Stranger”, was published in:

The Merchant of Venice” is one of Shakespeare’s greatest...:

The author who developed the genre of satirical comedies:

Mark Twain’s first novel is:

Mark Twain’s novel represents his first major use memories of his childhood:

The creator of the sonnet form consisting of three quatrains and a couplet, the poet who, the father of modern English periodicals:

The founder of the early realistic novel, the founder of the first English newspaper, the father of modern English periodicals:

The “Golden” comedy by W. Shakespeare with Duke Orsino, Countess Olivin as main characters:

One of the famous Renaissance poets whose major work is the allegorical poem known as “The Faerie Queene”; who created a sonnet form of his own:

The Robin Hood ballads date back to … centuries:

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Who was the first English classicist:

One of the famous classicists who believed that each thing in the world was the harmony with other things:

Poetry Describing the deeds and adventures of a great hero and verbally transmitted from poet to poet is called:

The Anglo – Saxon epic “Beowulf” dates back to … centuries:

The sonnet is a poem of … lines divided into … ???

Alexander Pope dates back to … century:

The so – called “Great Elizabethan Age” dates to … centuries:

… is considered to be the father of Anglo – Saxon prose:

 “Pericles”, “The winter’s Tale” are Shakespeare’s greatest

The 1st poet who introduced blank verse into English poetry was:

Point out which of the 4 voyages is described in the 1st part of “Gulliver Travels”

They were the predecessors of Shakespeare:

The author of “The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling”:

The genre of writers during 1st period of the Renaissance: Sir Thomas Wyatt, Henry Howard:

In what Shakespeare’s play are there – Petruchio, Hortensio, Bianca:

The 1st man who collected the romances of King Arthur and arranged them in a series of stories in prose was:

The literature of the Norman Period dates to … centuries:

Romances spread over England during

Which two cities are the settings for Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities?

Elizabeth Bennet is the protagonist of which Jane Austen novel?

Which three sisters wrote classic novels including Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights?

Geoffrey Chaucer was crucial to expanding the use of Middle English in his literature. What were the two dominant literary languages of his time?

Virginia Woolf is famous for pioneering the use of stream of…………………. with her narration.

Geoffrey Chaucer was the first writer to be buried in Poets’ Corner in what location in London?

What pen name did Mary Anne Evans write her novels under?

Mary Shelley conceived of the ideas for Frankenstein while famously spending a summer with which lord?

Which country banned Alice in Wonderland?

What term is used to describe totalitarian and authoritarian social practices?

Sherlock Holmes never said:

Who is often called the ‘father of science fiction’.

Originally Shakespeare’s plays only included ………. in their productions.

How many children did Shakespeare have?

Charles Dickens believed that sleeping…………. would improve his writing

Mary Shelley’s inspiration for Frankenstein came from……….

Zadie Smith’s best selling book White Teeth is now?

Enid Blyton wrote more than……………books?

How many rejections had Malorie Blackman before she was accepted?

What villain’s name does Tom Riddle’s name rearrange to?

The first Harry Potter book is:

Which one of Jojo Moyes many books was made into a film starring Emilia Clarke as Lou Clark caring for a quadriplegic man?

Benjamin Zephaniah is an amazing novellist, but also a poet – what is his style of poetry called?

Which of these works is not by Charlotte Bronte listed?

Which of these works is not by Lewis Carroll listed?

Which of these works is not by Geoffrey Chaucer listed?

Which of these works is not by Charles Dickens listed?

Which of these works is not by Virginia Woolf listed?

Which of these works is not by Jane Austen listed?

Which of these works is not by George Eliot listed?

Which of these works is not by Robert Louis Stevenson listed?

Which of these works is not by Mary Shelley listed?

Which of these works is not by H.G. Wells listed?

Tweedledum and Tweedledee are two characters of which Children’s book?

The abbreviated form of which book is NEB?

Who invented the character, Robinson Crusoe?

Shakespeare’s four greatest tragedies are Macbeth, Othello, Hamlet and __________?

By what name was Shakespeare’s mother known before her marriage?

In which Charles Dickens’ novel we find the characters Bently Drummle, Joe Gargary, and Herbert Pocket?

Mention the exact number of sonnets written by William Shakespeare?

Name the only play written by Shakespeare in which there is no song.

Name the female novelist who has authored ‘Sense and Sensibility’?

Which novel of William Peter Blatty written in 1971? It has been adopted in which epic Horror Film?

In which novel of Roald Dahl, the character Willy Wonka can be found?

Name the book that became the best-seller in 1794 in America?

“Rites of Passage” is a novel written by?

Who is the author of ‘The Alchemist’ (play)?

What was the name of the first novelist to have his works serialized?

In all the plays written by Shakespeare, only one contains the name of an animal. Name the animal.

Name the pioneering novel which was typed on a Typewriter?

‘The War of The World’s’ is a famous work of which author?

Mention the year in which the first free library of Britain opened?

(The Mousetrap) is an interesting play. Who wrote this play?

Utilitarianism is written by a philosopher of the 19th century. What is his name?

Who is the author of the popular novel “Three Men in a Boat”?

‘A Brief History of Time’ is a famous book written in 1988. Who is its author?

Name the Shakespearean character who had spoken the maximum number of lines?

Who is the poet of The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner?

Who is the author of “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd”?

In which book of Agatha Christi did the demise of Poirot take place?

Scientists have borrowed the term ‘Quark’ from a book written by a famous author. What is the name of that author?

Who was the authoress of “Pride and Prejudice”?

“Ozymandias” and “Ode to the West Wind” are two widely read poems of which poet?

Who ended his writing career with ‘The Last Tycoon’?

What is the name of the third part in ‘The Lord of the Rings Trilogy’?

In ‘A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream’ by William Shakespeare, who did the fairies worship as their queen?

Who is the author of Lord Of The Flies?

‘The English Roses’ is a children’s story written in 2003. Who is the author of this book?

Name the play with which Shakespeare’s started his career as a playwright.

Who was the founder of the pioneering public library in London city?

Elmer Gantry is a critique of ‘Evangelism’. Who wrote the book?

West Side Story,’ a musical is based on a tragedy by Shakespeare. Which tragedy is it?

Who is the author of “The Napoleon of Netting Hill”?

Name the person from Britain who wrote 30 books. A million copies of 28 books were sold in Britain out of these 30 books.

Name the British dramatist who wrote, “The Norman Conquests” – a trilogy?

Who wrote Frankenstein?

The three witches play a central role in which Shakespearean tragedy?

What was the name of the fifth novel in J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series which was released in the June of 2003?

Whose lover has been referred to by D. H. Lawrence in one of his books?

Who is the author of “The White Company”?

What is the name the novel by George Orwell where we find the character ‘Napoleon’?

Which play is Shakespeare’s ‘swan song’?

Who became the best-selling author in the 2000s in Britain?

The character of Mustardseed was found in which Shakespearean play?

What term do novelists use for writing a novel that will be published under the name of someone else who is not the author?

The Series Of Harry Potter Books was written by whom?

Alfred Jingle is a character from which Charles Dickens’ novel?

Who is the author of ‘Kidnapped’?

Early Old English period:

The greatest and oldest known Anglo-Saxon epic narrative poem of the 7^th or 8^th century?

Who wrote “The history of English Church”?

When was born Sir Thomas Wyatt?

Who is author of “Tamburlaine the Great”?

Elizabeth I (1533–1603) was Queen of England and Ireland from……?

Who is the author of “Gulliver’s Travels”?

Gulliver’s Travels is a?

“Paradise lost” an epic poem by….

When was born John Milton?

Who wrote “Don Quixote in England”?