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Victorian Age ( 1850 - 1900 )

Victorian Poetry

Alfred Lord Tennyson ( 1809 -92 )

1. Tennyson was appointed the Poet Laureate of England after _________.
A) Southey B) Wordsworth C) Coleridge D) Browning

2. In " In Memoriam " Tennyson mourns the death of __________.

A) Keats B) Byron C) Arthur Hallam D) Hugh Clough
3. How many years did Tennyson take in completing In Memoriam?
A) six B) ten C) eleven D) seventeen
4. Tennyson’s Queen Mary is a __________.
A) Poem B) Drama C) tale D) novelette
5. What is Tennyson’s Maud ?
A) a monodrama B) a poem C) a tale D) a novelette
6. The Cup is a drama written by Tennyson is ___________.
A) Farce B) Comedy C) Tragedy D) Tragicomedy
7. And my there be no moaning of the bar When I put out to sea” . These lines are
from _________.
A) Crossing the Bar B) In Memoriam C) Break, Break, Break D) Ulysses
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8. Which of the following poems of Tennyson won him the Chancellor’s medal at
Cambridge?
A) Timbuktu B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
9. When Tennyson died, a copy of Shakespeare's play was found lying under the cover
of his bed. Which was the play ?
A) The Tempest B) Hamlet C) King Lear D) Cymbeline
10. Queen Guinevere is a character in one of the following poems of Tennyson. In
which of the following _________.
A) Timbuktu B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
11. Queen Guinevere falls in love with one of the following Knights. Which of the
following?
A) Lancelot B) Galahad C) Merlin D) Bedivere
12. Tennyson idealized married life in ____________.
A) Maud B) The Prince C) Queen Man D) The Miller's Daughter
13. ”That God, whichever lives and loves, One God, one las one element, And one
far-off divine event”. These lines have been taken from __________.
A) In Memoriam B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
14. ”Dear is the memory of our wedded lives, And dear the last embrace of our wives,
and their warm terms”. These lines have been taken from ________.
A) In Memoriam B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
15. Tennyson has written a poem on the Tomb of a Mughal Emperor. On whose Tomb?
A) Shah Jahan B) Aurangzeb C) Babar D) Akbar
16. Tennyson has written a poem on a city of India. Which city?
A) Lucknow B) Delhi C) Jhansi D) Calcutta
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17. The only knight of the Round Table who remains alive after the passing of Arthur is :
A) Lancelot B) Galahad C) Merlin D) Bedivere
18. Tennyson’s Enoch Arden is _____________ .
A) a narrative B) a poem C) a tale D) a novelette
19. For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever” This line comes from :
A) The Brook B) The Song of Lotus C) The Beggar Maid D) Galahad
20. King Cophetua is a character in ___________ .
A) The Brook B) The Song of Lotus C) The Beggar Maid D) Galahad
21. ”We have but faith, we cannot know for knowledge is of things we see, And yet we
trust it comes from thee’ . These lines have been taken from:
A) In Memoriam B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
22. How many parts are there in Maud: A Monodrama?
A) One B) two C) three D) four
23. The old order Changeth, yielding place to new, And God fulfills Himself in many
ways . These lines have been taken from ____________ .
A) The Holy Grail B) The Round Table
C) The Coming of Arthur D) The Passing of Arthur
24. ”Man for the field and woman for the hearth, Man for the sword, and for the
needle she” . These lines have been taken from:
A) Ulysses B) The Princes C) Locksley Hall D) The Lady of Shallot
25. When was Tennyson born ?
A) 1809 B) 1812 C) 1817 D) 1827
26. Which was Tennyson’s first book published ?
A) Ulysses B) Morte D'Arthur C) Poems By Two Brothers D) None
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27. The Lady of Shalott published in ___________.

A) 1813 B) 1817 C) 1823 D) 1833
28. The Lady of Shalott published under the volume of ____________ .
A) Poems B) Legends C) Arthurian Poems D) None
29. What was Shallot ?
A) a book B) a place C) an island D) a tool
30. Which one of the following is a historical drama by Tennyson ?
A) Herald B) Cenci C) Medas D) Cato
31. The Chancellor’s Medal for English verse is from ___________.
A) Timbuktu B) Lotos Eaters B) Ulysses D) Crossing the Bar
32. What is the message of Tennyson poetry ?
A) Love B) Pessimism C) Beauty D) Faith and Trust
33. Tennyson was born at ___________.
A) England B) Scotland. C) Lincolnshire D) Ireland
34. Tennyson became poet Laureate in _________.
A) 1813 B) 1843 C) 1850 D) 1840
35. Who wrote the song Tears, Idler Tears ?
A) Byron B) Tennyson C) Browning D) Arnold
36. In Memoriam was published in ____________.
A) 1813 B) 1843 C) 1850 D) 1840
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Robert Browning ( 1812 - 1889 )

1 Robert Browning was one of __________.
A) most optimistic poets B) most pessimistic poets
C) most agnostic poets D) most atheistic poets
2. Which poem of Browning begins with the lines? ”Grow old along ith me, the best is
yet to be''
A) The Last Ride Together B) The Lost Leader
C) Rabbi Ben Ezra D) Home-Thought from Abroad
3. ”I was ever a fighter, so one fight more, The best the last” Occurs in
A) My Last Duchess B) Rabbi Ben Ezra C) The Lost Leader D) Pippa Passes
4. " god’s in his heaven, All’s right with the world” occur in ______________.
A) My Last Duchess B) Rabbi Ben Ezra C) The Lost Leader D) Pippa Passes
5. Browning wrote a poem entitled The Lost Leader. Whom does he call the lost
leader?
A) Milton B) Byron C) Wordsworth D) Tennyson
6. Browning wrote a poem in memory of his wife who had died some time back .
A) My Last Duchess B) Rabbi Ben Ezra C) Prospice D) Pippa Passes
7. What is the meaning of Prospice?
A) Looking forward to B) Eagerness C) Hope D) In memory of
8. Robert Browning’s wife was also a renowned poet. What was her name?
A) Anne Barret Browning B) Elizabeth Barret Browning
C) Emily Barret Browning D) Charlotte Barret Browning
9. Which of the following monologue is written by Browning ?
A) Maud B) Ulysses C) Andrea Del Sarto D) Locksley Hall
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10. ”Through worlds I shall traverse not a few Much is to learn, much to forget, Ere
the time be come for taking you’. These lines have been taken from:
A) My Last Duchess B) Rabbi Ben Ezra C) Prospice D) Evelyn Hope
11. ”Fail I alone, in words wna deeds? Why all men strive and who succeeds” . These
lines have been taken from ___________ .
A) Last Ride Together B) Rabbi Ben Ezra
C) The Lost Leader D) Pippa Passes
12. Who was Andrea del Sarto on whom Browning has written a dramatic monologue?
A) a doctor B) an engineer C) a renowned painter D) a patient
13. " Who knows but the world may end tonight”? Line occurs in ________.
A) Last Ride Together B) Rabbi Ben Ezra
C) The Lost Leader D) Pippa Passes
14. Who was Rabbi Ben Ezra?
A) a doctor B) an engineer C) real Jewish Scholar D) a patient
15. Which one of the following is Robert Browning’s first work ?
A) Sordello B) Pauline C) The Ring and The Book D) None
16. Which technique is used by Robert Browning in My Last Duchess?
A) lyrical B) dramatic monologue C) Soliloquy D) None
17. How many rhyming couplets are used by Robert Browning in his poem ”My Last
Duchess”?
A) 24 B) 26 C) 28 D) 30
18. What is the setting place of the poem ”Sordello”?
A) Italy B) England C) America D) France
19. Which of the following poems was written by Browning?
A) Ode to Autumn B) Fra Lippo Lippi C) Ode to Skylark D) In Memoriam
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20. The Character Pompilia is taken from which one of the following works of Robert
Browning ?
A) Sordello B) Pauline C) The Ring and The Book D) Asolando
21. Who is the speaker of ”My Last Duchess”?
A) Duke of Ferrara B) Duke of Edinburgh
C) Duke of Somerset D) Duke of Clarence
22. At what age did Browning compose his first work?
A) 12 B) 15 C) 19 D) 23
23. " Ignorance is not innocence but sin” Who said the above line ?
A) Tennyson B) Mathew Arnold C) Robert Browning D) Thackeray
24. The Poem The Last Ride Together published in :
A) 1855 B) 1844 C) 1857 D) 1861
25. Who believes that ”God is in his heaven, all's right with the world”?
A) Shakespeare B) Milton C) Robert Browning D) Byron
26. Poetic style of Browning was charged with :
A) Obscurity B) Offensive C) Tragic D) Comic
27. What are the common features of Browning’s poetry ?
A) Reality B) Sadness C) Psychological Analysis D) Optimism
28. Browning revealed his mother very highly and called her :
A) divine woman B) brave woman C) charming woman D) rich woman
29. Browning 's wife Elizabeth Barret Browning died in _________.
A) 1845 B) 1855 C) 1861 D) 1864
30. Who influenced Browning the most?
A) Tennyson B) Byron C) Shakespeare D) Milton
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31. After Byron, who influenced Browning the most ?

A) Tennyson B) Shelley C) Shakespeare D) Wordsworth
32. Browning produced ___________ plays.
A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5
33. How many Browning 's poems deal with painting?
A) 4 B) 7 C) 5 D) 9
34. Who is considered the poet of Soul ?
A) Tennyson B) Shelley C) Browning D) Wordsworth
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Matthew Arnold ( 1822 - 1888 )

1 Hearing of the death of Arnold in an accident, a certain critic remarked:

A) There goes our last Greek
B) There goes the greatest poet of our generation
C) There goes our scholar gypsy
D) There goes our greatest scholar
2. Matthew Arnold rose to the position of Chairmanship of Poetry at :
A) Oxford university B) Cambridge university
C) Leeds university D) Edinburgh university
3. Arnold won a prize at Rugby School for his poem __________.
A) Kaiser Dead B) Balder Dead C) Poor Mathias D) Alaric at Rome
4. According to Arnold, who is next to Shakespeare and Milton?
A) Wordsworth B) Coleridge C) Pope D) Dryden
5. ”Truth sits upon the lips of dying men” does this line occur in Arnold's poem ?
A) Thyrsis B) Scholar Gypsy C) Rugby Chapel D) Sohrab and Rustam
6. Matthew Arnold’s Thyrsis is an elegy on the death of :
A) Education B) Theology C) Religion D) Science
7. The story of Sohrab and Rustum is taken from :
A) Folk literature B) Omar Khayyam C) Firdousi D) Arabian Nights
8. Arnold calls a certain poet” a beautiful but ineffectual angel, beating in the void his
luminous wins in vain” Who is this poet?
A) Wordsworth B) Shelley C) Pope D) Dryden
9. Empedocles on Etna is a ___________.
A) narrative poem B) elegy C) dramatic poem D) lyrical
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10. Arnold said about a poet ”With him is born our real poetry” Who is the poet
referred to?
A) Wordsworth B) Shelley C) Chaucer D) Dryden
11. What kind of work is Arnold’s Merope?
A) narrative poem B) elegy C) dramatic poem D) lyrical
12. Which poem won Arnold the Oxford Prize?
A) Thyrsis B) Cromwell C) Rugby Chapel D) Sohrab and Rustam
13. When was Matthew Arnold born ?
A) 1822 B) 1833 C) 1832 D) 1829
14. Rugby Chapel is a poem by Matthew Arnold in the memory of his
A) Mother B) Father C) Son D) Friend
15. Empedocles on Etna by Arnold Poem on :
A) Greek Theme B) French Theme C) Love Theme D) Roman Theme
16. Sohrab and Rustam by Arnold is on :
A) Greek Theme B) French Theme C) Persian Theme D) Roman Theme
17. Arnold’s Dover Beach depicts _____________.
A) modern condition B) medieval condition C) medieval life D) Dover City
18. Thyrsis by Arnold is an elegy on the death of ___________.
A) Tennyson B) Browning C) Clough D) James Thomson
19. According to Arnold Chaucer is a ________.
A) not a great classic B) great classic C) modernist D) great poet
20. Mathew Arnold died in ____________.
A) 1868 B) 1875 C) 1881 D) 1888
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A.H.Clough ( 1819- 1861 )

1 Arthur Clough was born in _________ .
A) Liverpool B) Kent C) London D) Wales
2. A.H.Clough met which literary personality in 1848 in Paris ?
A) Mathew Arnold B) R.W.Emerson C) Browning D) Tennyson
3. In the summer of _______, Clough wrote his long poem The Bothie of
Tober-na-Vuolich, a farewell to academic life .
A) 1840 B) 1841 C) 1848 D) 1847
4. From April 1861, A.H.Clough traveled strenuously in Greece, Turkey and France,
where he met up with the ______________'s family.
A) Mathew Arnold B) R.W.Emerson C) Browning D) Tennyson
5. He died in ___________ on 13 November 1861.
A) Liverpool B) Florence C) London D) Wales
6. Henry Clough was an intimate friend of _____________.
A) Mathew Arnold B) Fitzgerald C) Browning D) Tennyson
7. Which one is the first long poem of Henry Clough ?
A) Amours De Voyage ( 1849 )
B) Dipsychus ( 1850 )
C) The Bothie of Toperrne_Vuolich
D) None of these
8. Henry Clough was born in ___________.
A) 1809 B) 1814 C) 1819 D) 1823
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D.G.Rossetti ( 1828 - 1882 )

1 D.G.Rossetti was the true descendant of ___________ .
A) Byron B) Shelley C) Keats D) Coleridge
2. Who was the pioneer of the Pre_Raphaelite Movement?
A) D.G.Rossetti B) Matthew Arnold C) Christina Rossetti D) None
3. The Pre_Raphaelite Movement was actually the group of ____________.
A) philosophers B) painters C) intellectuals D) poets
4. Who wrote the poem , " The House of Life " ?
A) D.G.Rossetti B) Arnold C) Christina Rossetti D) A.H.Clough
5. When about __________ , he went to “Sass’s,” an old-fashioned drawing school in
Bloomsbury (central London) .
A) 10 B) 12 C) 14 D) 16
6. D.G.Rossetti was fascinated by the work of the American writer _____________.
A) E.A.Poe B) Eugene O'neill C) Arthur Miller D) None
7. The English Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was formed in _______with seven members.
A) 1842 B) 1844 C) 1846 D) 1848
8. D.G.Rossetti was himself both poet and ____________.
A) philosopher B) painter C) intellectual D) musician
9. Rossetti 's poetry is sensuous , picturesque and impassioned like that of _______.
A) Wordsworth B) Shelley C) Keats D) Coleridge
10. Who called D.G.Rossetti , " The Poet-painter " ?
A) Rickett B) Arnold C) T.S.Eliot D) Raymond Williams
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A.C.Swinburne ( 1837 - 1909 )

1 wrote about many taboo topics, such as lesbianism, cannibalism, sado-masochism,
and anti-theism.
A) William Morris B) Swinburne C) A.H.Clough D) D.G.Rossetti
2. Swinburne attended ________ (1849–53), where he started writing poetry. At
________ , he won first prizes in French and Italian.
A) Christ's College B) Kings' college C) Eton college D) Lincoln Inn
3. Swinburne was fond of ___________ .
A) hunting B) wrestling C) horse riding D) book reading
4. Swinburne was an ___________ .
A) alcoholic B) altruist C) pessimist D) Atheist
5. " Atalanta in Calydon (1865) " is written by:
A) William Morris B) Swinburne C) A.H.Clough D) D.G.Rossetti
6. Swinburne lived _____________.
A) 60 years B) 68 years C) 72 years D) 76 years
7. Swinburne's " Poems and Ballads " was published in:
A) 1855 B) 1866 C) 1861 D) 1871
8. Swinburne 's " Chasterland " is a _____________ .
A) novel B) poem C) Essay D) Verse Drama
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Victorian Prose

Thomas Carlyle ( 1795 - 1881 )

1 Thomas Carlyle was educated at ______________ university.
A) Oxford B) Cambridge C) Edinburgh D) Munich
2. Carlyle 's marriage life with __________ was happy.
A) Jane Welsh B) Elizabeth Welsh C) Elinor Welsh D) Bennett Welsh
3. In 1834 , Carlyle permanently settled in ____________.
A) London B) Kent C) Wales D) Chelsea
4. Carlyle 's work , " Past and Present" was published in which year?
A) 1843 B) 1849 C) 1855 D) 1861
5. Which publisher published Carlyle 's book , " On Heroes , Heroship and Heroic in
Tragedy" ?
A) Burhan Al Chalabi B) James Cochrane C) James Fraser D) Hetherington
6. What is the subtitle of Carlyle 's historical work , " The French Revolution" ?
A) A Fact B) The History C) The Bloodshed D) The Year of Sorrow
7. Who among the following wrote the preface to Carlyle 's work, " Sartor Resartus" ?
A) R.W.Emerson B) Hawthorne C) E.A.Poe D) F.Douglas
8. What is the title of Carlyle 's work, " Sartor Resartus" ?
A) Sea Resort B) Love Conquers All
C) God is supreme D) Tailor-Retailored
9. What is the first major work of Thomas Carlyle?
A) The French Revolution B) Sartor Resartus
B) Past and present D) None of these
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10. Thomas Carlyle belonged to which place ?

A) Ireland B) England C) Scotland D) Finland
11. In which year did Thomas Carlyle die ?
A) 1881 B) 1885 C) 1889 D) 1901
12. Thomas Carlyle moved to London in ________.
A) 1821 B) 1824 C) 1829 D) 1831
13. What is the name of Carlyle 's philosophical novel ?
A) French Revolution B) Sartor Resartus
C) Past and Present D) On Heroes , Heroship and Heroic in Tragedy
14. Thomas Carlyle died at the age of __________.
A) 77 B) 81 C) 85 D) 89
15. Who said , " The history of the world is but the biography of great men " ?
A) John Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Browning D) Arnold
16. Thomas Carlyle was born in __________.
A) 1791 B) 1795 C) 1799 D) 1801
17. Who called Emerson, " The wayfaring man " ?
A) Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Browning D) Arnold
18. Who was the ideal of Ruskin?
A) Swift B) Daniel Defoe C) Carlyle D) Arnold
19. Which work first made Carlyle famous ?
A) French Revolution B) Sartor Resartus
C) Past and Present D) On Heroes , Heroship and Heroic in Tragedy
20. Who wrote, " Shooting Niagara " ?
A) Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Tennyson D) Arnold
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21. To whom Thomas Carlyle called , " A Mass of Genuine Manhood " ?
A) Swift B) Daniel Defoe C) Dr.Johnson D) Arnold
22. How much time did it take to complete the history of Frederick The Great ?
A) 9 years B) 13 years C) 11 years D) 9 years
23. Thomas Carlyle had no faith in __________.
A) Science B) Folk lores C) Democracy D) Heroism
24. In which literature did Carlyle found , " A new Heaven and a new earth " ?
A) Italian B) German C) Greek D) Latin
25. Who wrote , " On The Choice of Books " ?
A) Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Tennyson D) Arnold
26. Thomas Carlyle matriculated in ___________.
A) 1809 B) 1812 C) 1816 D) 1811
27. Who is the author of , " The Life of Schiller" ?
A) Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Browning D) Arnold
28. In 1865, Carlyle was offered the rectorship at ___________ university.
A) Oxford B) Cambridge C) Edinburgh D) Munich
29. Thomas Carlyle published a translation of Goethe's Wilhelm Meister's
apprenticeship in ____________.
A) 1821 B) 1824 C) 1829 D) 1831
30. Thomas Carlyle 's father was ____________ by profession.
A) lawyer B) teacher C) Mason D) architect
31. Thomas Carlyle had an aptitude for ____________.
A) Literature B) Maths C) Arts D) Painting
32. Who wrote, " Chartism " ?
A) Ruskin B) Thomas Carlyle C) Browning D) Arnold
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John Ruskin ( 1819 - 1900 )

1 Who considered Ruskin the greatest thinker of England?

A) Leo Tolstoy B) T.S.Eliot C) Raymond Williams D) Arnold
2. Ruskin 's moral principles have greatly been admired by ?
A) Leo Tolstoy B) T.S.Eliot C) Raymond Williams D) Arnold
3. Ruskin's first notable work was :
A) The Crown of Wild Olives B) Sesame and Lilies
C) Modern Painters D) Seven Lamps of Architecture
4. Ruskin 's Sesame and Lilies originally contained ______________.
A) 3 lectures B) 4 lectures C) 5 lectures D) 2 lectures
5. Ruskin was repeatedly subjected to nervous excitement of the brain from ______.
A) 1879 onward B) 1880 onward C) 1881 onward D) 1884 onward
6. The Ethics of the Dust was written by:
A) Leo Tolstoy B) Ruskin C) Carlyle D) Mathew Arnold
7. Ruskin married in ____________ .
A) 1843 B) 1848 C) 1855 D) 1861
8. Ruskin fell in love at the age of _________.
A) 12 B) 12 C) 17 D) 21
9. Ruskin went to Christ Church Oxford when he was lad of __________.
A) 12 B) 12 C) 17 D) 21
10. Ruskin was born in 1819 in _____________.
A) London B) Wales C) Kent D) Yorkshire
11. Ruskin was a disciple of _____________.
A) Swinburne B) A.H.Clough C) Carlyle D) Mathew Arnold
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12. Who wrote , " Muneria Pelvis " ?

A) Swinburne B) Ruskin C) Carlyle D) Arnold
13. The Praetoria by Ruskin is _____________.
A) Autobiography B) lectures on war C) lectures on work D) None
14. The 4th lecture of The Crown of Wild Olive was ____________ .
A) war B) work C) traffic D) wages
15. Ruskin 's marriage broke in ___________.
A) 1848 B) 1851 C) 1854 D) 1855
16. Who wrote, " The Crown of Wild Olive" ?
A) Ruskin B) Arnold C) Carlyle D) Thackeray
17. Ruskin 's " Time and Tide " has ____________ letters.
A) 17 B) 19 C) 21 D) 25
18. The publication of Unto This Last began in CornHill Magazine under the editorship
of _____________.
A) Thomas Carlyle B) Thackeray C) Dickens D) Arnold
19. Ruskin 's " Unto This Last " contains _______________.
A) three essays B) four essays C) five essays D) six essays
20. In the Stones of Venice, Ruskin showed that the decline of Venice started in :
A) 1305 B) 1313 C) 1310 D) 1309
21. Who wrote, " The Seven Lamps of Architecture" ?
A) Ruskin B) Arnold C) Carlyle D) Thackeray
22. At the time of first publication of Modern Painters, Ruskin was ________.
A) 21 B) 17 C) 24 D) 25
23. Ruskin 's " Modern Painters" is in __________.
A) three volumes B) four volumes C) five volumes D) six volumes
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24. Which book by John Ruskin influenced Mahatma Gandhi?

A) The Crown of Wild Olives B) Sesame and Lilies
C) Modern Painters D) Unto This Last
25. John Ruskin died in ________.
A) 1895 B) 1900 C) 1902 D) 1904
26. Who wrote, " The Stones of Venice" ?
A) Ruskin B) Arnold C) Carlyle D) Thackeray
27. Ruskin 's literary period may be divided into __________ .
A) 3 parts B) 4 parts C) 2 parts D) 5 parts
28. The first period of Ruskin 's literary period lasted from ___________.
A) 1839_43 B) 1843_60 C) 1845_50 D) 1855_60
29. The second period of Ruskin 's literary period lasted from ___________.
A) 1860_1900 B) 1865 _ 75 C) 1880_90 D) 1890_1900
30. Who wrote, " The Seven Lamps of Architecture" ?
A) Thomas Carlyle B) Thackeray C) Dickens D) Ruskin
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T.B.Macaulay ( 1800 - 1859 )

1 Who is famous for " History of English" ?
A) Macaulay B) Carlyle C) Ruskin D) Arnold
2. At age __________ he wrote a compendium of universal history and also “The Battle
of Cheviot,” .
A) 10 B) 12 C) 8 D) 9
3. Macaulay became ___________for war in 1839 .
A) soldier B) driver C) secretary D) General
4. Macaulay 's " Critical and Historical Essays " published in :
A) 1840 B) 1842 C) 1843 D) 1846
5. Macaulay contributed a number of essays to the _______________.
A) Oxford B) Edinburgh C) Cambridge D) Munich
6. Macaulay contributed ___________ biographies to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
A) 10 B) 12 C) 8 D) 5
7. Macaulay 's magnum opus History of England is in _______ volumes.
A) 2 B) 4 C) 5 D) 7
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Cardinal Newman ( 1801 - 1890 )

1 _______________ was the pioneer of the Oxford or Tractarian movement.
A) Walter Pater B) R.L.Stevenson C) Cardinal Newman D) Macaulay
2. Newman, John Keble , W.G.Ward and E.B.Pusey belonged to which literary
movement ?
A) Oxford B) Expressionism C) Pre_Raphaelite D) Romantic
3. Who wrote the Essay of Doctrinal Development?
A) Walter Pater B) Stevenson C) Cardinal Newman D) Macaulay
4. Newman was a preacher , a mystic , a moralist and a ___________.
A) painter B) professor C) dramatist D) psychologist
5. The Oxford movement stimulated ________ feelings all over the country.
A) political B) religious C) economical D) social
6. _______________ poetry shows the influence of the spiritual philosophy of Newman.
A) Browning 's B) Charles Lamb 's C) Tennyson 's D) Arnold's
7. Cardinal Newman died in ___________ .
A) 1890 B) 1899 C) 1897 D) 1895
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Matthew Arnold ( 1822 - 1888)

1 Who wrote, " Essay in Criticism " ?
A) Arnold B) R.L.Stevenson C) Newman D) Macaulay
2. Who quotes , " poetry is a criticism of life " ?
A) Macaulay B) Walter Pater C) Newman D) Arnold
3. Arnold's Culture and Anarchy published in:
A) 1861 B) 1865 C) 1869 D) 1870
4. Who wrote, " Literature and Dogma " ?
A) Arnold B) R.L.Stevenson C) Newman D) Macaulay
5. _____________ is the most consistently pessimistic of all the major Victorians.
A) Macaulay B) Walter Pater C) Newman D) Arnold
6. Who believes that life is a thing to suffer rather than to enjoy ?
A) Arnold B) Browning C) Newman D) Tennyson
7. Arnold 's Literature and Dogma published in:
A) 1861 B) 1873 C) 1869 D) 1870
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Victorian Novel

Charles Dickens ( 1812 - 1870 )

1 Which was the first novel written by Charles Dickens?
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) David Copperfield D) Hard Times
2. Which is the most autobiographical novel of Charles Dickens?
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) David Copperfield D) Hard Times
3. Dickens was the first editor of one of the following newspapers. So Which?
A) The Daily Review B) The Quarterly Review
C) The London Magazine D) Backwood Magazine
4. Where was Dickens born?
A) Derbyshire B) Yorkshire C) London D) Portsmouth
5. One of the following novels is only an episodic novel. Which one?
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) Christmas Carols D) Hard Times
6. One of the following novels of Dickens is generally called ‘the most worthless’
Which of the following?
A) American Notes B) Little Dorrit
C) Hard Times D) The Child’s History of England
7. Dickens portrays the degradation and suffering of the poor in the English
workhouse. In which of the following novels does he do so?
A) Great Expectations B) Little Dorrit C) Oliver Twist D) Hard Times
8. Which of Dickens' novels deals with the life of a circus child named Sissy Jupe?
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) David Copperfield D) Hard Times
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9. Charles Dickens novel A Tale of Two Cities can be considered as _______ novel
A) Psychological B) Historical C) Picaresque D) Regional
10. Which are the two cities dealt with in Dickens' novel A Tale of Two Cities?
A) Paris and Moscow B) New York and Washington
C) London and Paris D) Venice and Florence
11. Dickens' novel A Tale of Two Cities shows an influence of Carlyle’s ________.
A) Sartor Resartus B) The Life of Schiller C) French Revolution D) All
12. Dickens left one novel unfinished. Which of these?
A) Great Expectations B) Edwin Darood C) Oliver Twist D) Hard Times
13. Dickens said about one of the novels ”I like this the best” Which novel was
referring to :
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) David Copperfield D) Hard Times
14. Charles Dickn’s Characters are generally ____________.
A) Round B) Flat C) Humorous D) Humanitarian
15. Who compared Dickens with Shakespeare in making ”A character as real as flesh
and blood”?
A) T.S.Eliot B) Mathew Arnold C) I.A.Richards D) F.R.Leavis
16. In which of Dickens novel a memorable character named Gradgrind appears :
A) Great Expectations B) Little Dorrit C) Oliver Twist D) Hard Times
17. Which of Dickens' novels do we find a character named Miss Pross?
A) Pickwick Papers B) Oliver Twist C) A Tale of Two Cities D) Hard Times
18. Which of the following novels is not written by Dickens?
A) Vanity Fair B) Little Dorrit C) Hard Times D) Our Mutual Friend
19. Charles Dickens born in :
A) 1809 B) 1812 C) 1816 D) 1819
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19. ”The great humorists of the world can be counted on the fingers of a hand, and
Dickens is of that choice company”’ Who says this?
A) T.S.Eliot B) Mathew Arnold C) George Sampson D) F.R.Leavis
20. Who has written the best biography of Charles Dickens ?
A) John Foster B) Arthur Adrian C) J.B.Priestley D) Edgar Johnson
24. ”His novels belong entirely to the humanitarian movement of the Victorian era ”
Who holds this view?
A) W.H.Hudson B) Mathew Arnold C) George Sampson D) F.R.Leavis
25. What problem has Dickens' Bleak House ?
A) Laws Delay B) Working Condition of Weare House
C) Abuse of Charity School D) Child Labour
26. Whose novel through lights on miseries on poor orphan children
A) Henry Fielding B) Jane Austen C) Dickens D) Thackeray
27. Lady Dedlock Character occurs in Dickens' ____________.
A) Pickwick Papers B) Bleak House C) A Tale of Two Cities D) Hard Times
28. The Last Book the Dickens wrote was :
A) Great Expectations B) Little Dorrit C) Oliver Twist D) Hard Times
29. Which character in Dickens' novel keeps waiting for ‘something to turn up’?
A) Sydney Carter B) Oliver Twist C) Pip D) Mr.Micawber
30. 4Who is the most furious character in Fagin’s Den in Dickens’s Oliver Twist?
A) Bill Sikes B) Doger C) Bates D) Chitting
31. " Philip Pirrpi " is a character in Charles Dickens' novel _________.
A) Great Expectations B) Little Dorrit C) Oliver Twist D) Hard Times
32. What is the common name for poor Cocktown factory workers?
A) Scum B) Cogs C) Hands D) Proles
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33. Dickens' Father was a____________ in the Navy Pay office.

A) Secretary B) Clerk C) Manager D) Chairman
34. Oliver Twist published in:
A) 1831 B) 1833 C) 1837 D) 1840
35. Dickens' Novels are __________.
A) social B) political C) historical D) regional
36. Martin Chuzzlewit was published in __________.
A) 1831 B) 1833 C) 1837 D) 1843
37. Most of the Dickens 'novels have been set in ___________ .
A) Paris B) London C) New York D) Wales
38. ______________ is the pioneer of realism in 19th century novels.
A) Thackeray B) George Meredith C) Charles Dickens D) George Eliot
39. Domby and Son published in ____________.
A) 1839 B) 1833 C) 1846 D) 1843
40. Charles Dickens died in ____________.
A) 1866 B) 1870 C) 1872 D) 1880
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William Makepeace Thackeray ( 1811 -63 )

1 Thackeray was born in 1811 in __________.
A) London B) Calcutta C) Dublin D) New York
2. Among Thackeray's early works , ___________ is memorable.
A) Vanity Fair B) The Roundabout Papers
C) The Virginians D) The Book Of Snobs
3. Thackeray's, " Esmond" is a novel of historical realism capturing the spirit of ______.
A) The Victorian Age B) The Renaissance Age
C) The Medieval Age D) The Romantic Age
4. William Makepeace Thackeray was the founder of ______________magazine .
A) CornHill B) Fraser's C) London D) None
5. Thackeray's father was ________ in the East India Company.
A) a soldier B) a secretary C) an administrator D) a gun man
6. In __________he left Cambridge without taking a degree.
A) 1828 B) 1830 C) 1829 D) 1831
7. The serial publication in 1847–48 of his novel ___________ brought Thackeray both
fame and prosperity,
A) Vanity Fair B) The Roundabout Papers
C) The Virginians D) The Book Of Snobs
8. Thackeray's Memoirs of Barry Lyndon ( 1856 ) is a __________ novel.
A) social B) political C) Satirical D) problematic
9. Thackeray is considered the rival of ____________.
A) George Meredith B) George Eliot C) Hardy D) Dickens
10. Thackeray died at the age of _____________.
A) 48 years B) 50 years C) 52 years D) 54 years
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George Meredith ( 1828- 1909 )

1 Who introduced the novel as a poetic comedy ?
A) Dickens B) Thackeray. C) Meredith D) Hardy
2. Meredith was born at _____________ on February 12, 1828.
A) London B) Portsmouth C) Dublin D) New York
3. George Meredith preferred literature to ______________.
A) Law B) Medicines C) Lecturership D) Art
4. George Meredith was both a novelist and ___________.
A) philosopher B) teacher C) poet D) dramatist
5. The Egoist is the masterpiece of _____________.
A) Dickens B) Thackeray. C) Meredith D) Hardy
6. Meredith 's Beauchamps Career published in:
A) 1868 B) 1872 C) 1880 D) 1876
7. Who called Meredith, " Prophet of Common Sense " ?
A) Trevelyan B) W.H.Auden C) T.S.Eliot D) Rickett
8. Richard Feveral is the memorable work of ___________.
A) Wilkie Collins B) Trollope C) Meredith D) Samuel Butler
9. Meredith was of Welsh and ___________ descent.
A) German B) Greek C) Russian D) Irish
10. Meredith died in ____________.
A) 1900 B) 1903 C) 1907 D) 1909
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Thomas Hardy ( 1828 - 1907 )

1 Hardy is called the novelist of ____________.
A) The Wessex Region B) The Lake Districts
C) The Mining Countryside D) The Scottish Highlands
2. What is Hardy’s Dynasty?
A) The last novel B) an epic drama C) Collection of poems D) None
3. How many parts are there in Hardy’s Dynasts?
A) three B) four C) five D) six
4. Hardy was essentially _____________.
A) an iconoclast B) an atheist C) an agnostic D) an optimist
5. According to Hardy, God is essentially ___________.
A) Merciful B) Merciless C) Malicious D) indifferent
6. ”As flies to the wanton boys are we to the god, They kill us for their sport” . These
lines have been taken from:
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
7. Whom does Tess kill in an emotional fury?
A) Angel Clare B) Michael Henchard C) Clym D) Alec D'Urberville
8. Clym Yeobright is a character in :
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
9. What is the name of the hero of a Hardy novel , who rises from the position of a hay
cutter to the position of a mayor ?
A) Angel Clare B) Michael Henchard C) Clym D) Alec D'Urberville
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10. In one of the novels, Hardy says, ”Happiness is but an occasional episode in the
general drama of pain” ?
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
11. In which novel does Sue Bridehead appear as a character?
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) A Pair of Blue Eyes D) The Woodlanders
12. In which novel does Giles Winterbourne appear as the hero?
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) A Pair of Blue Eyes D) The Woodlanders
13. Which of the following heroes writes his will before his death?
A) Angel Clare B) Michael Henchard C) Clym D) Jude Fawle
14. Eustacia Vye appears in ___________.
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) A Pair of Blue Eyes D) The Woodlanders
15. Gabriel Oak is a character in _________.
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) A Pair of Blue Eyes D) Far From The Madding Crowd
16. Hardy’s characters are types, though not without individuality. Whose view is
this?
A) Jean Brooks B) D.H.Lawrence C) H.C.Duffin D) David Council
17. Who is the rival of Michael Henchard in The Mayor of Casterbridge?
A) Gabriel Oak B) Clym C) Donal Farfrae D) Wildeve
18. Which of the following is a novel by Hardy?
A) A Laodicean B) The Antiquity C) Jonathan Wilde D) Hard Times
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19. Who wrote a feminist reading of Hardy ?

A) Wordsworth B) Shelley C) Patricia Ingham D) Magnum
20. In which of Hardy’s novels does the Character Susan Nonsuch appear?
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) A Pair of Blue Eyes D) Far From The Madding Crowd
21. God is referred to as ”The President of Immortals " in :
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
22 Which of the following novels of Thomas Hardy is the novel of ingenuity?
A) A Laodicean B) The Antiquity C) Jonathan Wilde D) Hard Times
23. Which of the flowing novels of Thomas Hardy reveals the study of Man
helplessness before the malignancy of all power fate.
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
24. Thomas Hardy's first published work was rather sensational, which appeared
anonymously in 1871 identifying the title ______________.
A) Tess B) A Pair of Blue Eyes C) Desperate Remedies D) None
25. Which among these is the first novel to be published under Hardy’s own name ?
A) Tess B) A Pair of Blue Eyes C) Desperate Remedies D) None
26. From where did Hardy derive the title for the novel ‘Under the GreenWood Tree’?
A) John Donne's satire B) Ben Jonson 's poem
C) John Dryden 's poem D) a song from Shakespeare's play
27. Which of the following novels is the only Historical novel written by Hardy ?
A) A Laodicean B) Tess C) The Trumpet Major D) None
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28. Heart Insurgent’ is the name for which this novel of Hardy was published as a
serial in Harper’s New Monthly Magazines ?
A) The Return of The Native B) Jude ; The Obscure
C) Tess of The D'urbervilles D) The Mayor of Casterbridge
29. Thomas Hardy was brought up to the profession of _______________.
A) architecture B) engraver C) mason D) sculptor
30. According to Hardy , " Nature is ____________ for humans . "
A) productive B) destructive C) worthy D) worthless
31. Thomas Hardy is believed to be a _____________.
A) pessimist B) optimist C) rational D) altruist
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Emily Brontë ( 1818- 1848 )

1 What kind of countryside surrounds Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange ?
A) Moorland B) Savannah C) Forest D) Grassy Plains
2. What destination does the young Catherine have in mind when she leaves
Thrushcross Grange for the first time?
A) Wuthering Heights B) The fairy caves at Penistone Crags
C) The nearby village D) Where her cousin Linton lives in London
3. What is the name of the village near Wuthering Heights?
A) Loch Crag B) Gimmerton C) Heatherton D) Purvey
4. In which region of England was Emily Brontë raised ?
A) Sussex B) Gloucestershire C) Yorkshire D) Warwickshire
5. Who plans to live at Thrushcross Grange at the end of the novel?
A) Young Catherine and Hareton B) Lockwood
C)Young Catherine and Heathcliff D) Heathcliff
6. Over the course of the novel, Which Characters claim to see Catherine 's ghost ?
A) Heathcliff and Hareton B) Linton and Heathcliff
C) Joseph and Nelly Dein D) Lockwood and Heathcliff
7. On what day Young Catherine and Hareton plan to be married?
A) New Year's Day B) The Ides of March
C) Valentine's Day D) An anniversary of Heathcliff 's death
8. Who raises Hareton during the early years of his life ?
A) Hindley B) Heathcliff C) Nelly D) Lockwood
9. Which of the following Characters dies first ?
A) Mr.Linton B) Mrs. Linton C) Mr.Earnshaw D) Mrs.Earnshaw
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10. Which of the following Characters dies last ?

A) Hindley B) Heathcliff C) Nelly D) Lockwood
11. Where does Lockwood record Nelly's story ?
A) In a novel B) in Catherine 's diary C) in his diary D) none
12. What character says the words , " I am Heathcliff" ?
A) Hindley B) Heathcliff C) Nelly D) Catherine
13. Where does Earnshaw originally find Heathcliff?
A) London B) Boston C) Heathcliff D) Gimmerton
14. At what age is Linton taken away from Thrushcross Grange by Heathcliff?
A) 4 years B) 9 years C) 20 years D) 13 years
15. At what age is Linton reunited with Young Catherine?
A) 22 years B) 9 years C) 16 years D) 43 years
16. Whom does Hindley force to work as a servant in his home ?
A) Hindley B) Heathcliff C) Hareton D) Catherine
17. Whom does Edgar Linton sometimes forbid his daughter to visit ?
A) Linton Heathcliff B) Hareton Earnshaw C) Isabella Linton D) None
18. Where does Heathcliff live ?
A) Lowood B) The Chase C) Thrushcross Grange D) Wuthering Heights
19. What does Lockwood accuse Lockwood of stealing ?
A) Jewellery B) money C) a lantern D) a horse
20. To which Shakespearean hero does Lockwood compare himself to Joseph and
Heathcliff accuse him of stealing?
A) King Lear B) Romeo C) Hamlet D) Othello
21. Where is Lockwood's nightmare about Catherine Linton set ?
A) The Moors B) A library C) Wuthering Heights D) A Church
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22. How long has Ellen Dean lived at Thrushcross Grange?

A) 4 years B) 9 years C) 20 years D) 18 years
23. What gift did Mr Earnshaw promise to bring Nelly Dein from Liverpool?
A) a bridal for her horse B) fruit C) fiddle D) a watch
24. Which of these does Hindley do when he gets angry?
A) Curses his wife B) beat Hareton
B) fire his gun D) destroy the furniture
25. Who does Heathcliff envy ?
A) Cathy Earnshaw B) Edgar Linton C) Hindley Earnshaw D) Mr.Linton
26. What time of year does Cathy return from her stay at Thrushcross Grange?
A) New year's Day B) Valentine's Day. C) Christmas D) May Day
27. What is Hindley 's wife Frances afraid of ______________.
A) death B) spiders C) water D) strangers
28. Whose arms does Mr.Earnshaw die in ___________.
A) Cathy Earnshaw 's B) Nelly Dein 's C) Heathcliff 's D) Hindley 's
29. Emily Brontë 's novel Wuthering Heights published in:
A) 1843 B) 1847 C) 1849 D) 1850
30. Emily Brontë died in __________.
A) 1846 B) 1847 C) 1848 D) 1849
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Charlotte Brontë ( 1816 - 55 )

1 Charlotte Brontë 's first novel was __________.
A) Jane Eyre B) Shirley C) The Professor D) Villette
2. Who is responsible for the River's poor financial situation?
A) Rochester. B) Mrs.Reed C) Jane's cousin D) Jane's uncle John
3. What does St.John plan to do with his life ?
A) teach young boys B) become a missionary
C) marry a wealthy woman D) Get revenge on Jane's uncle
4. Charlotte Brontë 's novel Jane Eyre published in:
A) 1846 B) 1847 C) 1848 D) 1849
5. Who inspires Jane to leave Thornfield ?
A) Mrs.Reed B) Mrs.Fairfax C) St.John D) Her mother
6. Who interrupts a wedding with an objection ?
A) Mr. Briggs B) Mrs.Fairfax C) Mr.Mason D) Grace Poole
7. Where does Bertha live ?
A) in an asylum B) with Rochester 's brother
C) with Mr .Mason D) at Thornfield
8. How does Helen die ?
A) Influenza B) consumption C) Typhus D) of a broken heart
9. Who is Jane Jealous of?
A) Adele B) Mrs.Fairfax C) Blanche D) Grace Poole
10. How does Rochester explain his relation to Adele ?
A) She is his niece . B) She is his daughter.
C) She is his sister. D) She is not related to him .
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11. What does Jane plan to do when she leaves school ?

A) become a governess B) become a nun
C) get married D) Go back to Mrs.Reed
12. Why do Mrs.Fairfax and Rochester say is responsible for eerie laughter?
A) Adele B) a neighbor C) a ghost D) Grace Poole
13. How does Blanche and her mother treat Jane ?
A) indifferently B) cruelly C) pleasantly D) sisterly
14. What happens to Jane's veil ?
A) it never arrives . B) It is torn in half .
C) It catches fire. D) Mrs.Fairfax ruins it.
15. What does Rochester do as soon as Jane declares her love for him ?
A) He runs off. B) He sent her away. C) He proposes . D) He kisses her.
16. What is Jane's impression of Bertha ?
A) She is lovely. B) She is sad. C) she is savage . D) she is lucky.
17. Mr .Briggs finds out about Bertha through ___________.
A) Jane's uncle B) Mrs.Fairfax C) Grace Poole D) Mrs.Reed
18. Charlotte Brontë 's last novel was ___________.
A) Jane Eyre B) Shirley C) The Professor D) Villette
19. Charlotte Brontë 's novel " Shirley" published in:
A) 1846 B) 1847 C) 1848 D) 1849
20. Charlotte Brontë died in :
A) 1846 B) 1855 C) 1848 D) 1853
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George Elliot ( 1819 - 1880 )

1 George Eliot was born in ___________.
A) 1819 B) 1824 C) 1829 D) 1831
2. What was the real name of George Eliot?
A) Mary Eliot B) Mary Ann Eliot C) George Mary Eliot D) Mary Ann Evans
3. In 1851, George Eliot became the assistant director of which journal?
A) London Magazine B) CornHill Magazine
C) Westminster Review D) Alpine Journal
4. George Eliot lived with _________ 20 years without marriage .
A) Dinah Morris B) George Lewes C) J.W.Cross D) Donnithorne
5. Name the first translation of George Eliot which was published in 1846 .
A) The Bible B) Odyssey C) Life of Jesus D) Oliver Cromwell
6. Which is the first full length novel of George Eliot?
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
7. After the death of George Lewes , George Eliot married to ___________.
A) Dinah Morris B) Chapman C) J.W.Cross D) Donnithorne
8. Which novel was written by Eliot after Adam Bede and published in 1859 ?
A) The Lifted Veil B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
9. Which novel of George Eliot has been described by Martin Amis and Julian Barnes
as the greatest novel in the English history?
A) The Lifted Veil B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
10. Queen Victoria was very much impressed by which novel of George Eliot?
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
11. George Eliot died in ______________.
A) 1867 B) 1877 C) 1880 D) 1901
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12. After finishing which novel , George Eliot dedicated the manuscript writing to , "
my beloved husband; George Henry Lewes " ?
A) The Lifted Veil B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
13. What is the sub_title of George Eliot 's " Silas Marinar " ?
A) The Study of Provincial Life B) The Radical
C) The Novel of Seduction D) The Weaver of Raveloe
14. Which novel of George Eliot is the pastoral novel set in a rural community of a
Hayslope, England?
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
15. Which one is the sub_title of Eliot 's novel , " Middlemarch" ?
A) The Study of Provincial Life B) The Radical
C) The Novel of Seduction D) The Weaver of Raveloe
16. George Eliot 's novel , " Adam Bede" has been written in _________ volumes?
A) One B) two C) three D) four
17. The setting of the novel, " Adam Bede" is in ___________.
A) Florence. B) Ellastone C) London D) Treby Magma
18. Which novel is called , The Novel of Seduction " ?
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) Felix Holt
19. Which novel is considered the most autobiographical of George Eliot?
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
20. Who is the protagonist of the novel , " The Mill on The Floss " ?
A) Tom Tulliver B) Maggie Tulliver C) Dorothea Brooks D) none
21. In the novel , " The mill on The Floss" , the character of Tom Tulliver is based on :
A) Eliot's brother B) Eliot's friend C) Eliot's uncle D) Eliot's father
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22. The Mill on The Floss published in ____________ volumes.

A)! One B) two C) three D) four
23. Maggie and Tom Tulliver were drowned in ____________.
A) River Thames B) River Wye C) River Ouse D) River Floss
24. " In their death they were not divided" . These lines have been taken from _______.
A) Adam Bede B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) The Mill on The Floss
25. Godfrey Cass and Dunstan Cass are the Characters from which novel ?
A) Silas Marinar B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) Felix Holt
26. Which novel by George Eliot is a historical novel set in Florence during the 1490s ?
A) Silas Marinar B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) Felix Holt
27. What is the sub_title of the novel , " Felix Holt" ?
A) The Study of Provincial Life B) The Radical
C) The Novel of Seduction D) The Weaver of Raveloe
28. Which novel of George Eliot deals with the Reform Act of 1832 ?
A) Silas Marinar B) Middlemarch C) Romola D) Felix Holt
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