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1. William Wordsworth
2. Samuel Taylor Coleridge
3. Robert Southey
4. Lordy Byron
5. P.B Shelley
6. John Keats
7. John Clare
8. William Hazlitt
9. Leigh Hunt
10.Charles Lamb
11.Thomas De Quincey
12.Walter Scott
13.Jane Austen
 14.Walter Savage Landor
15.Marry Shelley
16.Anne Radcliff
17.Horace Walpole
18.Fanny Burney
19.William Godwin
20.Richard Sheridon
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1– William Blake’s Song of Innocence came out in

A-1776

B- 1789

C- 1787

D-1784

2-Blake’s Songs of Innocence published in

A- 1794

B- 1798

C-1788

D-1802

3-Which of the following was Blake’s first volume  of poems

A- Songs of Innocence
B-Songs of Experience

C- The Book of Thel

D- Poetical Sketches

4– ”Tyger, Tyger Buring Bright” appears in

A- Songs of Experience

B- Song of Innocence

C- The Poetical Sketches

D-The Book of Urizen

5-Blake Dictum that Milton was ”a true poet of and the devil party without
knowing it” appears in

A-Milton

B-The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

C-Jerusalem

D- Europe

6-Without Contraries no progression” appears in

A- Blake

B- Milton
C- Shelley

D-Keats

7– ”To Generalize is to befool” appears in

A- Johnson

B- Byron

C-Pope

D-Blake

8– ”To Dissect is to kill” appears in

A- The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

B-Europe

C- The French Revolution

D-Milton

9– Lyrical Ballads was published in

A-1789

B-1798

C-1799

D-1788
 

10– Preface to Lyrical Ballads written by

A- S.T Coleridge

B- Wordsworth

C- Both

D- None

11– ”Michael” of Wordsworth was

A- Included in Lyrical Ballad

B- Was not included in Lyrical Ballad

C-Was included later in Lyrical Ballad

D-Was never included in Lyrical Ballad

12– Which of the following poems is a part of Lyrical Ballad

A- Immortality Ode

B- Kubla Khan

C-Cristobel

D-Tintern Abbey

 
13-”Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven”
these lines from Wordsworth refers to

A- French Revolution

B- Industrial Revolution

C-Glorious Revolution

D-American Revolution

14– The Prelude of Wordsworth was published in

A- 1850

B-1805

C- 1851

D-1815

15- Keat’s statement that ”We hate poetry that has palpable design up us” is
said in relation to

A- Coleridge

B-Blake

C-Southey

D-Wordsworth

16-” And never turned a stone” appears in which poem

A-Tintern Abbey
B- Michael

C-Leech Gatherer

D-Ode to Duty

17-Wordsworth’s first publication was

A- Descriptive Sketches

B-Poetical Sketches

C-Lyrical Ballad

D-Eclectically Sonnet

18– For whom did Browning says ”For a handful of silver he left us”

A- Wordsworth

B-Coleridge

C- Tennyson

D-Byron

19– Who defines ”Poetry as a spontaneous overflow of power flow feeling”

A- Coleridge

B-Wordsworth 

C-Keats
D-Shelley

20– Who among the following still hear ”the still sad music of humanity”

A-Hardy

B-Arnold

C-Wordsworth 

D-Shelley

21– ”To me the meanest flower that blows can give a thought that does often
lie too deep for tears” These lines are from

A-Immorality Ode

B-Dejection an Ode

C-In Memoriam

D-Dover Beach

22– Who lunched the newspaper The Watchman for converting humanity

A- Coleridge  

B-Blake

C- Wordsworth

D-Byron
 

23– Who wrote the poem ”The Rime of Ancient Mariner”

A- Wordsworth

B-Byron

C- Coleridge

D-Shelley

24– Which of the following poems of Coleridge uses the myth of Lamia and
Vampire

A-Cristobel

B- The Rime of Ancient Mariner

C-Frost at Midnight

D-The Knight’s Tomb

25-The Phrases ”Starlit Dome” and ”Road to Xanadu” appears in which poem

A-Kubla Khan

B-Ode on a Gracie Urn

C-The Witch of Atlas

D-The Ancient Mariner

 
26– Who wrote Biographia Literaria

A– S. T Coleridge

B- Wordsworth

C-Shelley

D- Byron

27-Which works of Coleridge, among the following, on the subject of

philosophy

A-Biographia Literaria

B-Aids to Reflection

C-Sibylline Leaves

D-Table Talk

28-Lectures on Shakespeare published in

A-Posthumously

B-In Later life

C-In Early Period

D- During the life

29– Which poem of Byron make him famous overnight?

A-Childe Harold

B-Hours of Idleness

C-The Siege of Corinth

D- None

30– ”She Walks in Beauty like the night” appears in

A- Byron

B-Keats

C-Shelley

D-Browing

31– Which of the poem of Byron considered the greatest

A-Don Juan

B-Beppo

C-The Prisoner of Chillon

D-The Vision of Judgement

32– Which of the following works of Byron is not a play

A- The Vision of Judgement

B- Manfred
C-Cain

D-Marino Faliero

33-Who wrote the ”The Necessity of Atheism ”

A- Shelley 

B-Hardy

C-Browning

D-Keats

34– Shelley’s poem Queen Mab is one of his

A-Early Poems

B-Middle Poems

C-Later Poem

D- None

35– Which one of the following the works of Shelley’s poetic drama

A- The Cenci

B- The Revolt of Islam

C-Prometheus Unbound

D- None
 

36-Shelley based his poem Prometheus Unbound on an ancient play

A-Aeschylus

B-Seneca

C-Euripedes

D-Sophocles

37– ”If winter comes, can spring be far behind” appears in

A-Ode to the West Wind

B-To Autumn

C-The Cloud

D-To A Skylark

38-Shelly wrote Adonais on the death of

A-Keats

B-Byron

C-Scott

D-Southey

39– ”Our sweetest song are those tell us saddest thoughts ”comes from
A-Shelley       B-Keats      C-Hardy      D-Byron

40– Which of the following of Shelley’s represents Byron through a characters

A-Julian and Maddalo

B-The Mask of Anarchy

C-Adonais

D- None

41-Shelle’s Deafens of poetry was proved by

A- Peacock

B-Godwin

C-Burke

D-Byron

42-Who wrote ”Imitation of Spenser”

A- Keats 

B-Tennyson

C-Shelley

D-Browning

 
43– ”On first looking into Chapman Homer” is about Keats parse of

A-Chapman translation of Homer

B-Art of poetry

C-Homer

D-Champman

44– Which poem of Keats open with ” A think of beauty joy forever”

A-Endymion

B- Ode to Grecian Urn

C- Ode to Night angle

D-Sleep and Poetry

45– Which of the following poems of Keats based on a tale from Boccaccio?

A-Isabella or The Pot of Basil

B-Endymion

C-The Eve of Saint Mark

D-The Eve of St. Agnes

56-Keats’ Hyperion ‘ is written in the epic style of

A-Milton
B-Virgil

C-Home

D-Spenser

57– Which poem of Keats borrow its story from Burtons ‘The Anatomy of
Melancholy’

A- Lamia

B-Endymion

C-Hyperion

D-Isabella

58– If poetry does not come as naturally as leaves to a tree it had better not
come at all, This statement comes from

A-Keats

B-Wordsworth

C-Coleridge

D- Shelley

59-Which of the following poems of Southey not long

A-The Battle of Blenheim

B-Joan of Arc
C-Thalaba The Destroyer

D-The Curse of Khema

60-Thomas Hood is best known by which of the following

A-The Songs of Shirt

B-Hero and Leander

C-The Bridge of Sighs

D- None

61-Which among the following is known as the peasant poet?

A-John Clear

B-Thomas Hood

C-Thomas Moore

D-James Hog

61– John Clear is best known as which of the following

A- Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Synergy

B-The Shepherd Calendar

C-The Village Minstrel

D- The Rural Muse

 

62-Who is known for the Waverly Novel?

A- Walter Scott

B-Jane Austen

C-Thomas Hardy

D-Charles Dickens

63– Walter Scott’s Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border is a work of

A- Of editing old materials

B-Of his own poems

C-Of Scott and his contemporaries

D-Edited by Several Hands

64– Which of the following of works of Scott is considered as best

A- The Lady of the lake

B-The Buriel of Tremain

C- The Lord of the Islas

D-The Lady of the last Minstrelsy

 
65-Which of the following novels of Scott deals with the murder of Lady
Leicester?

A-Kenilworth

B-Ivanov

C-The Pirate

D-The Fair Maid of Perth

66-The Title of Scott’s novel The Heart of Midlothian is derived from

A-Prison in Edinburg

B-Castel in Windsor

C-Palace in London

D-School in London

67-Walter Scott is known as the father of

A- Historical Novel

B-Biographical Novel

C-Gothic Novel

C-Realistic Novel

68– Who wrote Lives of the Novelist?

A-Walter Scott

B-Johnson

C-Jane Austen

D-George Eliot

69– Who wrote the Life of Nelson?

A-Walter Scott

B-Leigh Hunt

C-Lord Byron

D-Robert Southey

70– Jane Austen First Novel Was

A- Pride and Prejudice

B-Emma

C-Persuasion

D-Sense and Sensibility

71-Which of the following novel by Jane Austen was posthumously published?

A-Northanger Abbey

B-Mansfield Park
C-Emma

D-Persuasions

72– Which of the following Jane Austen novel deals with elopement

A-Pride and Prejudice

B-Emma

C-Mansfield Park

D-Persuasions

73-Mr. Collins is a character in which of the following novel

A-Persuasion

B-Emma

C-Sense and Sensibility

D-Pride and Prejudice

74– Which of the following novel by Maria Edgeworth is considered her best

A-Castle Rackrent

B-The Absence

C-Ormond

D-Patronage
 

75-Who else besides Lamb studied at Christ’s Hospital?

A-Coleridge

B-Hazlitt

C-Keats

D-Leigh Hunt

76-Tales From Shakespeare was written by

A-Mary and Charles Lamb

B-Mary Lamb

C- Charles Lamb

D-Lamb and Coleridge

77-Essay of Elia was written by

A-Charles Lamb

B-Elia Lamb

C-Mary Elia

D-Charles Elia

78-Dream Children was written by

A- Charles Lamb

B-William Blake

C-Robert Burns

D-William Hazlitt

79-Confession of an English Opium Eater was written by

A-Thomas De Quincey

B-S.T Coleridge

C-Thomas Hood

D-Charles Lamb

80– Who wrote the Recollection of the Lakes and Lake Poets?

A- Thomas De Quincey

B-Wordsworth

C-Coleridge

D-Southey

81-On Murder Considered as one of the finest art by De Quincey

A-Black Humour

B-Shakespearean Tragedy
C-Elizabethan Tragedy

C-Jacobean Tragedy

82-On the Tragedy of Shakespear comes from

A- Charles Lamb

B-L.C Knight

C-G Willson Knight

D-A. C Bradley

83– Who among the romantic never seen the mountain

A- Lamb

B-Byron

C-Hazlitt

D-Clare

84-Walter Savage Lander best known for

A-Imaginary Conversation

B-Heroic Idylls

C-Hellenics

C-Last Fruits of An Old Tree

 

85-Who said ”there are no such things as a long poem”

A-Edger Allen Poe

B-Lord Byron

C-John Keats

D-Walter Peter

86-Who held three inches of ivory as an appropriate canvas for a novelist

A-Jane Austen

B-Walter Scott

C-Maria Edworth

D-Virginia Woolf

87– Who claimed that ”Poets are the acknowledge legislature of the world”

A-P.B Shelley

B-John Dryden

C-Samuel Johnson

D-Mathew Arnold

88-Who considered ”three or four families in a country village as an ideal

subject for the novel”
A-Jane Austen

B-Virginia Woolf

C-Maria Edworth

D-George Eliot

89-Who among the following is not a member of the Cockney School of

poetry

A-John Keats

B-Leigh Hunt

C-Lord Byron

D-William Hazlitt

90-Who were the lack of poets

A-Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey

B-Dryden,  Pope, Johnson

C-Gray, Collins, Burns

D-Tennyson, Arnold, Browning

91-The Era mostly focus on

A-Feeling
B-Politics

C-Religion

D-Education

92-What historical movement sparked the romantic movement?

A-Industrial Revolution

B-World War 2

C-Political Affairs

D-The Vietnam War

93-Who inspired British Romantic writers for their ideals of liberty and
freedom?

A-America and France

B-Russia and Ukraine

C-Germany and Austria

D-China and Japan

94– Who created the term romantic period?

A- Victorian Critics

B-Romantic Critics
C-Current Novelist

D-All of the above

95-Who term Romantic age as the age of Wordsworth

A-Louis Cazamian

B-Saintsbury

C-Crompton Rickett

D- Ben Johnson

96-Wordsworth focus more on

A- Nature

B- Beauty

C-Imagination

D-All of these

97-Coleridge focus more on

A- Supernatural Elements

B-Imagination

C- Beauty

D-All of them
 

98-In 1975 William Wordsworth met and worked with

A-Spenser

B-S.T Coleridge

C-T.S Eliot

D-W.H Davies

99-Wordsworth also called

A- Poet and Prophet of Nature

B-Son of Nature

C-Lyrical Singer

D-Impressive Bard

100– Songs of Innocence and of experience written by

A- William Blake

B-Wordsworth

C-Keats

D-Shelley

101– Water Water Every Where, Nor any drop to drink

A- S.T Coleridge    

B-Wordsworth

C-Keats

D-Shelley

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