Option A: Orsino
Option B: Sir Andrew
Option C: Sir Toby
Option D: Malvolio
Correct Answer: Malvolio ✔
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Option A: French Revolution
Option B: Glorious Revolution of1688
Option C: Reformation
Option D: Oxford Movement
Correct Answer: French Revolution ✔
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Option A: Sense and Sensibility
Option B: Mansfield Park
Option C: Sandition
Option D: Persuasion
Correct Answer: Sandition ✔
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Option A: Dramatis Personae
Option B: Dramatic Idyls
Option C: Asolando
Option D: Red Cotton Night-Cap Country
Correct Answer: Dramatis Personae ✔
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Option A: Wordsworth
Option B: Coleridge
Option C: Lamb
Option D: Shelley
Correct Answer: Shelley ✔
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Option A: Stanzas I to IV
Option B: Stanzas I toV
Option C: Stanzas I to VI
Option D: Stanzas I to VII
Correct Answer: Stanzas I toV ✔
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Option A: Immortality Ode
Option B: Tintern Abbey
Option C: The Second Coming
Option D: Leda and the Swan
Correct Answer: Immortality Ode ✔
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Option A: Hamlet
Option B: Henry IV,Pt I
Option C: The Tempest
Option D: Twelfth Night
Correct Answer: The Tempest ✔
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Option A: the Medieval age
Option B: the Elizabethan age
Option C: the age of Queen Anne
Option D: the Victorian age
Correct Answer: the Medieval age ✔
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Option A: full of didactic sermonising
Option B: practically autobiographical fragments
Option C: remarkable for their aphoristic style
Option D: satirical and critical
Correct Answer: practically autobiographical fragments ✔
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Option A: comic figures
Option B: historical figures
Option C: romantic figures
Option D: tragic figures
Correct Answer: comic figures ✔
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Option A: ‘Last Impressions’
Option B: ‘False Impressions’
Option C: ‘First Impressions’
Option D: ‘True Impressions’
Correct Answer: ‘First Impressions’ ✔
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Option A: Hamlet
Option B: Twelfth Night
Option C: The Tempest
Option D: Henry IV, Pt I
Correct Answer: Henry IV, Pt I ✔
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Option A: Religious Scripture
Option B: Seaside Resort
Option C: Tailor Repatched
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Seaside Resort ✔
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Option A: Satire
Option B: Sensuality
Option C: Sensuousness
Option D: Social reform
Correct Answer: Sensuousness ✔
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Option A: The Waste Land
Option B: Tintern Abbey
Option C: The Second Coming
Option D: Prayer for My Daughter
Correct Answer: The Second Coming ✔
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Option A: Byron
Option B: Shelley
Option C: Coleridge
Option D: Lamb
Correct Answer: Coleridge ✔
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Option A: The Oxford Movement
Option B: The Pre-Raphaelite Movement
Option C: The Romantic Movement
Option D: The Symbolist Movement
Correct Answer: The Oxford Movement ✔
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Option A: Rime royal
Option B: Ottava rima
Option C: Terza rima
Option D: Spenserian Stanza
Correct Answer: Terza rima ✔
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Option A: An accident
Option B: An overdose of morphia
Option C: Suicide
Option D: Pneumonia
Correct Answer: Pneumonia ✔
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Option A: Wordsworth
Option B: Shelley
Option C: Keats
Option D: Coleridge
Correct Answer: Wordsworth ✔
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Option A: Duke Orsino
Option B: Malvolio
Option C: Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Option D: Sir Toby Belch
Correct Answer: Sir Toby Belch ✔
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Option A: A teacher
Option B: A clerk
Option C: A thief
Option D: A dentist
Correct Answer: A dentist ✔
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Option A: Oxymoron
Option B: Metaphor
Option C: Simile
Option D: Synecdoche
Correct Answer: Oxymoron ✔
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Option A: Sir Thomas Wyatt
Option B: William Shakespeare
Option C: Earl of Surrey
Option D: Milton
Correct Answer: Earl of Surrey ✔
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Option A: The Stones of Venice
Option B: The Two Paths
Option C: The Seven Lamps of Architecture
Option D: Modem Painters
Correct Answer: Modem Painters ✔
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Option A: six lectures
Option B: five lectures
Option C: four lectures
Option D: seven lectures
Correct Answer: five lectures ✔
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Option A: Charles Lamb
Option B: William Wordsworth
Option C: Leigh Hunt
Option D: S. T. Coleridge
Correct Answer: Charles Lamb ✔
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Option A: 1823
Option B: 1826
Option C: 1834
Option D: 1833
Correct Answer: 1833 ✔
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Option A: Work Without Hope
Option B: Frost at Midnight
Option C: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Option D: Youth and Age
Correct Answer: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner ✔
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Option A: Nature
Option B: Dorothy
Option C: Coleridge
Option D: Wye
Correct Answer: Dorothy ✔
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Option A: Jane Austen
Option B: Charles Dickens
Option C: W. M. Thackeray
Option D: Thomas Hardy
Correct Answer: W. M. Thackeray ✔
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Option A: The Inheritors
Option B: Lord of the Flies
Option C: Pincher Martin
Option D: Pyramid
Correct Answer: Lord of the Flies ✔
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Option A: Philip Pirrip
Option B: Filip Pirip
Option C: Philip Pip
Option D: Philips Pirip
Correct Answer: Philip Pip ✔
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Option A: ten books
Option B: eleven books
Option C: nine books
Option D: eight books
Correct Answer: eight books ✔
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Option A: Alonso
Option B: Ariel
Option C: Gonzalo
Option D: Stephano
Correct Answer: Gonzalo ✔
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Option A: The Tempest
Option B: Henry IV, Pt I
Option C: Hamlet
Option D: Twelfth Night
Correct Answer: The Tempest ✔
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Option A: Hopkins
Option B: Tennyson
Option C: Browning
Option D: Wordsworth
Correct Answer: Hopkins ✔
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Option A: Vanity Fair
Option B: Middlemarch
Option C: Wuthering Heights
Option D: Oliver Twist
Correct Answer: Vanity Fair ✔
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Option A: Buddha
Option B: Tiresias
Option C: Smyrna Merchant
Option D: Augustine
Correct Answer: Buddha ✔
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Option A: Ralph and Jack
Option B: Sam and Eric
Option C: Ralph and Eric
Option D: Simon and Jack
Correct Answer: Sam and Eric ✔
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Option A: The Bible
Option B: The Irish mythology
Option C: The German mythology
Option D: The Greek mythology
Correct Answer: The Bible ✔
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Option A: Catholicism
Option B: Protestantism
Option C: Paganism
Option D: Buddhism
Correct Answer: Catholicism ✔
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Option A: Joe Gargery
Option B: Abel Magwitch .
Option C: Miss Havisham
Option D: Bentley Drumnile
Correct Answer: Joe Gargery ✔
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Option A: Oedipus
Option B: Grail Legend of Fisher King
Option C: Philomela
Option D: Sysyphus
Correct Answer: Sysyphus ✔
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Option A: Virgil
Option B: Fetronius
Option C: Seneca
Option D: Homer
Correct Answer: Homer ✔
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Option A: King Lear
Option B: Gentleman
Option C: King’s Man
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: King’s Man ✔
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Option A: Desdemona, Goneril and Cordelia
Option B: Goneril, Ophelia and Regan
Option C: Goneril, Regan and Cordelia
Option D: Regan, Cordelia and Beatrice
Correct Answer: Goneril, Regan and Cordelia ✔
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Option A: 1606
Option B: 1607
Option C: 1608
Option D: 1609
Correct Answer: 1606 ✔
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Option A: Macbeth
Option B: Othello
Option C: Twelfth night
Option D: As you like it
Correct Answer: Twelfth night ✔
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Option A: Desdemona
Option B: Juliet
Option C: Rosalind
Option D: Hero
Correct Answer: Juliet ✔
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Option A: Leartus
Option B: Polonius
Option C: Forinbras
Option D: Horatio
Correct Answer: Polonius ✔
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Option A: Hero, Borachio, Antonio, Claudio, Leonato
Option B: Hero, Orlando, Antonio, Claudio, Leanato
Option C: Mirrinda, Borachio, Antonio, Claudio, Leanato
Option D: Hero, Boradio, Antonio, Claudio, Horatio
Correct Answer: Hero, Borachio, Antonio, Claudio, Leonato ✔
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Option A: Comedy plays
Option B: Historical plays
Option C: Great Tragedies
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Historical plays ✔
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Option A: 1595
Option B: 1996
Option C: 1597
Option D: 15598
Correct Answer: 1597 ✔
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Option A: 1592
Option B: 1593
Option C: 1594
Option D: 1595
Correct Answer: 1593 ✔
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Option A: 1610
Option B: 1611
Option C: 1612
Option D: 1613
Correct Answer: 1613 ✔
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Option A: Actor and playwright
Option B: Playwright and poet
Option C: Playwright and writer
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Playwright and writer ✔
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Option A: Seyton
Option B: Siward
Option C: The Doctor
Option D: Caithness
Correct Answer: Seyton ✔
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Option A: Norway
Option B: Prussia
Option C: Iceland
Option D: Poland
Correct Answer: Norway ✔
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Option A: Spain
Option B: Denmark
Option C: Scotland
Option D: Canada
Correct Answer: Scotland ✔
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Option A: Graham Greene
Option B: D. H. Lawrence
Option C: Charles Dickens
Option D: Jane Austen
Correct Answer: B. D. H. Lawrence ✔
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Option A: Great Expectations
Option B: The Power and the Glory
Option C: Lord of the Flies
Option D: Pride and Prejudice
Correct Answer: Pride and Prejudice ✔
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Option A: Tennyson
Option B: Browning
Option C: Swinburne
Option D: D.G. Rossetti
Correct Answer: D.G. Rossetti ✔
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Option A: Robert Browning
Option B: John Keble
Option C: E.B. Pusey
Option D: J. H. Newman
Correct Answer: C. E.B. Pusey ✔
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Option A: Othello
Option B: Macbeth
Option C: Hamlet
Option D: King Lear
Correct Answer: Hamlet ✔
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Option A: Jonson
Option B: Bacon
Option C: Wordsworth
Option D: none of above
Correct Answer: Jonson ✔
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Option A: 1938
Option B: 1925
Option C: 1932
Option D: 1923
Correct Answer: 1923 ✔
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Option A: Walter Pater
Option B: A. C. Swinburne
Option C: Matthew Arnold
Option D: T. S. Eliot
Correct Answer: Matthew Arnold ✔
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Option A: Sailing to Byzantium
Option B: Byzantium
Option C: The Second Coming
Option D: Leda and the Swan
Correct Answer: Sailing to Byzantium ✔
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Option A: The White Peacock
Option B: The Trespasser
Option C: Sons and Lovers
Option D: Women in Love
Correct Answer: The White Peacock ✔
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Option A: God
Option B: Satan
Option C: Adam
Option D: Eve
Correct Answer: Satan ✔
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Option A: An armed head
Option B: A bloody dagger floating in mid-air.
Option C: A bloody child.
Option D: A child crowned, with a tree in his hand
Correct Answer: A bloody dagger floating in mid-air. ✔
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Option A: A.H. Hallam
Option B: Edward King
Option C: Wellington
Option D: P.B Shelley
Correct Answer: A.H. Hallam ✔
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