questions to remember

Question 1

505). The phrase, ‘rich disorganisation’, which refers to ‘The Waste Land’ was used by?

Answer 1

‘rich disorganisation’, which refers to ‘The Waste Land’ by F.R Leavis

Question 2

509). “Is Pope a poet?” ‘. “If Pope be not a poet, where is poetry to be found?” Whose answer is this?

Answer 2

“If Pope be not a poet, where is poetry to be found” said By Dr JOHNSON in life of poets

Question 3

512). “A Grammarian’s Funeral” was written by:

Answer 3

A Grammarian’s Funeral” by Robert Browning

Question 4

“If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him”?

Answer 4

“If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him”?Voltair

Question 5

Robert Browning marry Elizabeth Barrett?

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1852- Browning marry Elizabeth Barrett

Question 6

The ‘pre-Raphaelites’aimed at:
A). Replacing the academic style.
B). Return to the truthfulness and simplicity
C). Drawing from the Italian paintings before the time of Raphael.
D). All these three.

Answer 6

‘pre-Raphaelites’aimed at:
A). Replacing the academic style.
B). Return to the truthfulness and simplicity
C). Drawing from the Italian paintings before the time of Raphael.

Question 7

‘Structure of Novel’ written by

Answer 7

Edwin Muir

Question 8

which Novel of Jane Austen comes character of Mr. Knightley?

Answer 8

character of Mr. Knightley? in emma of jane austen

Question 9

which Charles Dickens novel A Tale of Two Cities we come under charcter

Answer 9

“Miss Pross

Question 10

the author of ‘Catalina’

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the author of ‘Catalina’ is. Somerset Naugham

Question 11

Thomas Hardy’s novel “Under the Green Wood Tree” other name is

Answer 11

The Mellstock Quire

Question 12

“Gone with the Wind

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“Gone with the Wind”by Margaret Mitchell

Question 13

“The unity of a work of art is achieved not through the unity of character, nor unity of action, but through unity of the authors moral position.”

Answer 13

“The unity of a work of art is achieved not through the unity of character, nor unity of action, but through unity of the authors moral position.”Flaubert

Question 14

John Steinbeck receive Nobel Prize

Answer 14

John Steinbeck receive Nobel Prize in 1962

Question 15

Who described Francis Bacon as “the wisest, brightest, meanest of Mankind

Answer 15

Who described Francis Bacon as “the wisest, brightest, meanest of Mankind” pope says this

Question 16

Irish National Literary Society was founded by

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Irish National Literary Society was founded by W.B Yeats

Question 17

“a loose sally of the mind; at irregular indigested piece not a regular or orderly composition.”

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“a loose sally of the mind; at irregular indigested piece not a regular or orderly composition.” Dr JOhnson

Question 18

The novelist who wholeheartedly embraced Darwin’s theory

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The novelist who wholeheartedly embraced Darwin’s theory is SAMUEL BUTLER

Question 19

“If Music be the food of love, play on”

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“If Music be the food of love, play on” duke orsino 12th night

Question 20

the terms, a ‘flat character’ and a ‘round character is introduced by

Answer 20

the terms, a ‘flat character’ and a ‘round character is introduced by E.M Forster

Question 21

author of ‘Time Must Have a Stop”?

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author of ‘Time Must Have a Stop”?Aldous Huxley

Question 22

two great poets of Victorian era

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two great poets of Victorian era is Tennyson & Browning

Question 23

“I write plays with the deliberate purpose to convert the nation to my opinion”?

Answer 23

“I write plays with the deliberate purpose to convert the nation to my opinion” G.B. Shaw

Question 24

‘Yet, if we could scorn Hate, and pride and fear, Note to shed a tear I know not how thy joy we ever should come near.“

Answer 24

‘Yet, if we could scorn Hate, and pride and fear, Note to shed a tear I know not how thy joy we ever should come near.“ Ode to Skylark by Shelley

Question 25

only prose work of Edmunt Spenser

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only prose work of Edmunt Spenser is View of the State of Ireland

Question 26

Marlowe die in

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29 years

Question 27

Morose and Cutbeard character is from The Silent Women play by

Answer 27

ben johnson

Question 28

as dictator of English letters

Answer 28

as dictator of English letters is Samuel Johnson

Question 29

'As I Lay Dying'written by

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'As I Lay Dying'written by William Faulkner

Question 30

'Walden and Civil Disobedience'

Answer 30

'Walden and Civil Disobedience' byThoreau

Question 31

“A heavy weight of hours has chained and bowed. One too like thee: tameless, and swift, and proud."

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“A heavy weight of hours has chained and bowed. One too like thee: tameless, and swift, and proud."by Shelley (ode to west wind)

Question 32

“And there I shut her wild eyes with kisses four"

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“And there I shut her wild eyes with kisses four"poem La Belle Dame Sans Merci (keats)

Question 33

'Isaac Bashevis Singer' win the Nobel Prize

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'Isaac Bashevis Singer' win the Nobel Prize 1978

Question 34

"Storm in Chandigarh”

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Storm in Chandigarh”? by Nayantara Sehgal

Question 35

'Gitanjali' in English published

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'Gitanjali' in English published in 1912

Question 36

'Tagore receive Nobel Prize’ in

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1913

Question 37

“Stiff in opinion always in the wrong Was everything by starts and nothing long" Who is the writer of this Heroic Couplet?

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"Stiff in opinion always in the wrong Was everything by starts and nothing long" Who is the writer of this Heroic Couplet?John Dryden (Absalom and achitophel

Question 38

originator of the 'Picaresque Novel'

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Thomas Nash (the unfortunate traveler)

Question 39

'The Seven Types of Ambiguity' (most influencial literary critism)

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William Empsom - 'The Seven Types of Ambiguity' (most influencial literary critism)

Question 40

'Castle of Indolence'

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'Castle of Indolence' written by james thomson

Question 41

'Finnegon's Wake

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'Finnegon's Wake'by James Joyce

Question 42

'Sejanus' & 'Catline' by

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'Sejanus' & 'Catline' by Johnson

Question 43

John Lyly (1554-1606) remembered today

Answer 43

John Lyly (1554-1606) remembered today as The developer of Euphuism

Question 44

G.B. Shaw play we meet Eliza Dolittle

Answer 44

G.B. Shaw play we meet Eliza Dolittle in Pygmalion

Question 45

Lord Byron die in

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1824

Question 46

Canto

Answer 46

Canto is A recitable section of along poem

Question 47

Keats “Beauty is truth and truth beauty" and “What the imagination seizes as Beauty must be truth”, is suggestive of:

Answer 47

Keats “Beauty is truth and truth beauty" and “What the imagination seizes as Beauty must be truth”, is suggestive of is "I feel, therefore, I am"( keats)

Question 48

9). Look Back in Anger was year preformed in year

Answer 48

1956- look back in anger performed

Question 49

movement poets ( larkin amis jeggins wain with gun enright to conqest)

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Philip Larkin, Kingsley Amis, Donald Davie, D. J. Enright, John Wain, Elizabeth Jennings, Thom Gunn and Robert Conquest.

Question 50

25). Who is not regarded as the Georgian Poet?

Answer 50

hopkins not a georgian poet

Question 51

“France standing on the topo f nature seeming born again." These lines are from..

Answer 51

the prelude wordsworth

Question 52

The Quintessence of Ibsenism was written by

Answer 52

The Quintessence of Ibsenism was written by G.B Shaw

Question 53

45 The Term 'Negative Capability' is associated with

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The Term 'Negative Capability' is associated with | john Keats

Question 54

Light breaks where no sunshines' is written by

Answer 54

Light breaks where no sunshines' is written by | Dylan Thomas

Question 55

61). The above opinion of Victor Hugo is indicative on A). The low status of women in the 18th Century B). The immorality prevalent in the 18th Century C). The coffee house culture of the 18th Century

Answer 55

all these

Question 56

The 'Coffee house' culture flourished in..

Answer 56

The 'Coffee house' culture flourished in... | The early 18th Century

Question 57

“Books were seldom judged on their merits, the praise or blame being generally awarded according to the political principles of their authors”. About which period is John Dennis talking?

Answer 57

“Books were seldom judged on their merits, the praise or blame being generally awarded according to the political principles of their authors”. About which period is John Dennis talking 18th C

Question 58

“When a poet's mind is perfectly equipped of its work, it is constantly amalgamating human experience”?

Answer 58

“When a poet's mind is perfectly equipped of its work, it is constantly amalgamating human experience”? T.S. Eliot

Question 59

'Big Brother' is found in...

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'Big Brother' is found in... 1984 orwell

Question 60

'Geography is about maps, but biography is about chaps'

Answer 60

E.C. Bentlay-'Geography is about maps, but biography is about chaps'

Question 61

' 'An egg boiled very soft is not unwholesome'

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'An egg boiled very soft is not unwholesome'- austen

Question 62

'A Bend in the River'

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'A Bend in the River'-1979 (nine not straight)

Question 63

Mulk Raj Anands Novel 'untouchable' published

Answer 63

Mulk Raj Anands Novel 'untouchable' published 1935

Question 64

Sir Walter Scott Novel 'Waverley' published anonymously

Answer 64

Sir Walter Scott Novel 'Waverley' published anonymously-1814

Question 65

poem written by Alfred Tennyson ,'The old order Changeth Yielding place to new, Lest one good custom should corrupt the world'

Answer 65

poem written by Alfred Tennyson ,'The old order Changeth Yielding place to new, Lest one good custom should corrupt the world'-monte de author

Question 66

What is the name of Eppie's mother in George Eliot's Novel 'Silas Mamer'

Answer 66

What is the name of Eppie's mother in George Eliot's Novel 'Silas Mamer'-molly

Question 67

Rudyard Kipling was awarded the Noble Prize in the year:

Answer 67

1907- Rudyard kipling Noble prize.

Question 68

Oliver Goldsmith died in 1774

Answer 68

1774

Question 69

69. "Are changed , changed utterly a terrible beauty is born." Easter 1916

Answer 69

W.B Yeats

Question 70

70. "Words of the dead are modified in the guts of the living" is by W.H Auden in

Answer 70

W.H Auden in "In memory poem"