History of English Literature MCQs
THE AGE OF REASON
Which is the period of French Revolution?
(a) 1880-1890
(b) 1784 1794
(c) 1794-1804
(d) 1789-1799
Question’s Answer: 1789-1799
Slave trade was abolished in England in which year?
(a) 1787
(b) 1890
(c) 1785
(d) 1788
Question’s Answer: 1787
Period | Time Frame | Key Characteristics | Famous Authors and Works |
Old English (Anglo-Saxon) | 450-1066 | Oral tradition, epic poetry, Christian themes, use of Old English | Beowulf (Anonymous), The Seafarer (Anonymous) |
Middle English | 1066-1500 | Feudalism, chivalric romance, religious themes, courtly love, use of Middle English | Geoffrey Chaucer (The Canterbury Tales), Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Anonymous) |
Renaissance | 1500-1660 | Revival of classical learning, humanism, exploration, individualism, use of Early Modern English | William Shakespeare (Hamlet, Macbeth), Christopher Marlowe (Doctor Faustus), Edmund Spenser (The Faerie Queene) |
Elizabethan Era | 1558-1603 | Flourishing of drama and poetry, focus on humanism and the complexities of life and love | William Shakespeare (Sonnet 18, Romeo and Juliet), Ben Jonson (Volpone) |
Jacobean Era | 1603-1625 | Darker themes, exploration of human flaws, metaphysical poetry | John Donne (The Flea), Thomas Middleton (The Changeling) |
Caroline Age | 1625-1649 | Courtly culture, poetry focused on love and loyalty, metaphysical and cavalier poets | John Milton (Lycidas), Robert Herrick (To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time) |
Commonwealth/Interregnum | 1649-1660 | Puritanism, religious and political writings, decline in drama | John Milton (Paradise Lost), Andrew Marvell (To His Coy Mistress) |
Restoration | 1660-1700 | Comedy of manners, satirical works, heroic drama, beginnings of the novel | John Dryden (Absalom and Achitophel), Aphra Behn (Oroonoko) |
18th Century/Enlightenment | 1700-1798 | Rationalism, satire, the novel, development of journalism, neoclassicism | Jonathan Swift (Gulliver’s Travels), Alexander Pope (The Rape of the Lock), Samuel Johnson (Dictionary of the English Language) |
Romantic Period | 1798-1837 | Emphasis on emotion, nature, individualism, rebellion against industrialization | William Wordsworth (Lyrical Ballads), Samuel Taylor Coleridge (The Rime of the Ancient Mariner), Mary Shelley (Frankenstein) |
Victorian Era | 1837-1901 | Social criticism, realism, focus on morality and family, exploration of social class issues | Charles Dickens (Great Expectations), Charlotte Brontë (Jane Eyre), Thomas Hardy (Tess of the d’Urbervilles) |
Edwardian Era | 1901-1914 | Continuation of Victorian themes, more critical of social norms, rise of modernism | E.M. Forster (A Room with a View), H.G. Wells (The War of the Worlds) |
Modern Period | 1914-1945 | Experimental styles, stream of consciousness, disillusionment post-WWI, existential themes | James Joyce (Ulysses), T.S. Eliot (The Waste Land), Virginia Woolf (Mrs. Dalloway) |
Postmodern Period | 1945-present | Fragmentation, unreliable narrators, metafiction, blending of genres, questioning of traditional narratives | Samuel Beckett (Waiting for Godot), Salman Rushdie (Midnight’s Children), Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid’s Tale) |
The trial of Warren Hastings took place in
(a) 1785
(b) 1786
(c) 1789
(d) 1787
Question’s Answer: 1786
American Declaration of Independence took place in
(a) 1775
(b) 1777
(c) 1776
(d) 1778
Question’s Answer: 1776
The war of Austrian succession took place in
(a) 1750
(b) 1745
(c) 1740
(d) 1755
Question’s Answer: 1740
When the conquest of India begins under General Clive?
(a) 1920
(b) 1772
(c) 1762
(d) 1767
Question’s Answer: 1767
When the George III succeeded the throne?
(a) 1750
(b) 1780
(c) 1760
(d) 1765
Question’s Answer: 1760
The cynical and corrupt practices of Walpole, the premier of the first Tory cabinet replaced by the more enlightened policies of Pitt in which year?
(a) 1757
(b) 1820
(c) 1759
(d) 1761
Question’s Answer: 1757
The Town and Country Mouse is a creation of
(a) Oliver Goldsmith
(b) Samuel Richardson
(c) John Gay
(d) Matthew Prior
Question’s Answer: Matthew Prior
The treaty of Paris was signed in the year
(a) 1781
(b) 1782
(c) 1784
(d) 1783
Question’s Answer: 1783
Renaissance Period
Which is the first tragedy written in English?
(a) King Lear
(b) Gorboduc
(c) Hamlet
(d) Edward II
Question’s Answer: Gorboduc
Queen Elizabeth had been reigning nearly_____years when William Shakespeare was born.
(a) Twelve
(b) Eight
(c) Ten
(d) Six
Question’s Answer: Six
John William Shakespeare (William Shakespeare’s father) happily married Mary Arden in
(a) 1507
(b) 1515
(c) 1557
(d) 1520
Question’s Answer: 1557
Gorboduc was written in
(a) 1540
(b) 1555
(c) 1561
(d) 1562
Question’s Answer: 1561
Marston, Chapman and Webster pass away in the year
(a) 1647
(b) 1641
(c) 1643
(d) 1634
Question’s Answer: 1634
William Shakespeare pass away during the reign of
(a) Elizabeth
(b) James II
(c) Charles II
(d) Mary
Question’s Answer: Elizabeth
Baccaccio first attempted prose adventure ‘The Decameron’ in
(a) Greece
(b) France
(c) Paris
(d) Italy
Question’s Answer: Italy
Edmund Burke’s Reflection on the French Revolution resulted in which of the following?
(a) French victory
(b) War with France
(c) Puritan dominance
(d) Spiritual death of the English
Question’s Answer: War with France
When did the Great fire of London take place?
(a) 1666
(b) 1606
(c) 1640
(d) 1610
Question’s Answer: 1666
How many years ago, The Empire of Babylon was at Zenith?
(a) 1000
(b) 1500
(c) 2500
(d) 3000
Question’s Answer: 2500
Which year saw the publication of Principia?
(a) 1687
(b) 1681
(c) 1680
(d) 1666
Question’s Answer: 1687
Theatres closed in England in _____.
(a) 1623
(b) 1650
(c) 1645
(d) 1642
Question’s Answer: 1642
The year_____saw the publication of Ottways’ Venice Preserved.
(a) 1678
(b) 1688
(c) 1682
(d) 1675
Question’s Answer: 1682
The Royalist’s spirit towards the Puritan was expressed in
(a) Pilgrim’s Progress
(b) Brut
(c) Euphues
(d) Hudibras
Question’s Answer: Hudibras
Which is the 1st periodical, manuscript, newspaper that figured in Europe?
(a) Times Supplement
(b) The Rambler
(c) Gazetta
(d) Paston Letters
Question’s Answer: Gazetta
Roger Ascham was to Elizabeth.
(a) Court poet
(b) Admirer
(c) Friend
(d) Tutor
Question’s Answer: Tutor
The Restoration Period
Who ascended the English throne in 1685?
(a) Oliver Cromwell
(b) Charles II
(c) James II
(d) Shaftesbury
Question’s Answer: James II
The Restoration of Charles II to the throne of England brought about a
revolution in English literature. What was that revolution?
(a) With the Restoration there was a violent reaction against the Puritan restraints
(b) There revolution was agricultural
(c) England became highly a industrialized country
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: With the Restoration there was a violent reaction against the Puritan restraintsB
What is the period of Oliver Cromwell’s rule?
(a) 1618 1650
(b) 1670 1700
(c) 1642 1660
(d) 1620-1650
Question’s Answer: 1642 1660
Who was restored to the throne of England in 1660?
(a) Charles I
(b) Harold
(c) James
(d) Charles II
Question’s Answer: Charles II
Who succeeded the King Charles II in his attempt to exclude James from the English throne?
(a) The Earl of Leicester
(b) The Duke of Montagua
(c) The Earl of Shaftesbury
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: The Earl of Shaftesbury
Which puritan king ruled over England before Charles II?
(a) Elizabeth
(b) Henry Crown
(c) Oliver Cromwell
(d) Prince Charles
Question’s Answer: Oliver Cromwell
Which is the period in English history after 1660?
(a) Victorian period
(b) Restoration period
(c) Jacobean period
(d) Elizabethan peried
Question’s Answer: Restoration period
The Romantic Period
The Renaissance of Wonder is the name given to which period by Theodore Watts Dunton?
(a) Romantic Age
(b) Restoration Age
(c) Elizabethan Age
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: Romantic Age
Cobbett’s Political Register appeared in
(a) 1819
(b) 1811
(c) 1793
(d) 1802
Question’s Answer: 1802
The Battle of Marathon was the creation of
(a) Elizabeth Barret
(b) Anne Bronte (English novelist)
(c) Arnold
(d) Tennyson
Question’s Answer: Elizabeth Barret
Who gave the slogan “back to nature”?
(a) Cowper
(b) Rousseau
(c) Wordsworth
(d) Pope
Question’s Answer: Rousseau
The old French word. ‘Romans.’ from which the word “Romantic” was derived, means
(a) A vernacular language
(b) A group of tribes descended from Latin
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these
The Romantics’ view of religion is that
(a) They looked towards the church for answers
(b) Christianity failed to be satisfactory
(c) They searched personally for the spiritual truth outside religion
(d) Both (b) and (c)
Question’s Answer: Both (b) and (c)
When Peninsular War began?
(a) 1798
(b) 1782
(c) 1882
(d) 1808
Question’s Answer: 1808
When the French Revolution took place?
(a) 1778
(b) 1776
(c) 1789
(d) 1767
Question’s Answer: 1789
The Borderers is a _____ .
(a) Comedy
(b) Blank verse tragedy
(c) Epic
(d) Novel
Question’s Answer: Blank verse tragedy
When Peterloo massacre took place?
(a) 1891
(b) 1899
(c) 1765
(d) 1819
Question’s Answer: 1819
Nature for the Romantics is
(a) Independence of man
(b) Nature is the setting of man
(c) Something that is needed
(d) All these three for his fulfilment
Question’s Answer: All these three for his fulfilmentC
Life of Walter Scott was the creation of
(a) Wordsworth
(b) John Lockhart
(c) Robert Southey
(d) Mary Lamb
Question’s Answer: John Lockhart
Corneille is the name of a
(a) Greek historian
(b) Italian essayist
(c) French dramatist
(d) Spanish poet
Question’s Answer: French dramatist
Who wrote The Four Ages of Poetry?
(a) Shelley
(b) Collins
(c) Eliot
(d) Peacock
Question’s Answer: Peacock
Who wrote the book Heroic Idylls?
(a) W. Scott
(b) L. Hunt
(c) WS. Landor
(d) W. Cobbett
Question’s Answer: WS. Landor
Walter Landor’s Count Julian is a
(a) Poem
(b) Essay
(c) Drama
(d) Memoir
Question’s Answer: Drama
The Four Ages of Poetry was an attack on
(a) Elizabethan poetry
(b) Neo-classicism
(c) Romanticism
(d) Victorian age
Question’s Answer: Romanticism
The Old English Baron is a novel by
(a) Clara Reeve
(b) Walpole
(c) Lewis
(d) Mrs. Shelley
Question’s Answer: Clara Reeve
The Absentee is the best novel by
(a) F. Burney
(b) Ferrier
(c) Austen
(d) Edgeworth
Question’s Answer: Edgeworth
When the Westminster Review released?
(a) 1830
(b) 1824
(c) 1845
(d) 1817
Question’s Answer: 1824
Edinburgh Review was founded in
(a) 1809
(b) 1819
(c) 1817
(d) 1802
Question’s Answer: 1802
Ancient Spanish Ballads produced by
(a) L. Hunt
(b) Lockhart
(c) Robert Southey
(d) De Quinces
Question’s Answer: Lockhart
Sidney Smith’s Wit and Wisdom came kout in
(a) 1860
(b) 1957
(c) 1850
(d) 1863
Question’s Answer: 1860
Thomas Moore’s Lalla Rookh is ______.
(a) Play
(b) Oriental romance
(c) Short story
(d) Essay
Question’s Answer: Oriental romance
Which among the following was not a creation of John Clare?
(a) Punch
(b) The Rural Muse
(c) The Village Minstrel
(d) The Shepherd’s Calender
Question’s Answer: Punch
Tales from William Shakespeare released in the year
(a) 1801
(b) 1807
(c) 1804
(4) 1802
Question’s Answer: 1807
The Road to Ruin is a sentimental comedy by
(a) Oliver Goldsmith
(b) Sheridan
(c) Thomas Holcroft
(d) Cumberland
Question’s Answer: Thomas Holcroft
Punch was produced by
(a) Robert Southey
(b) Leigh Hunt
(c) Thomas Hood
(d) John Keats (English poet of the second generation of Romantic poets)
Question’s Answer: Thomas Hood
When John Woodwil released?
(a) 1533
(b) 1522
(c) 1677
(d) 1807
Question’s Answer: 1522
The Recess was the creation of
(a) Dickens
(b) Walpole
(c) Sophia Lee
(d) Scott
Question’s Answer: Sophia Lee
When was the Reform Bill passed
(a) 1837
(b) 1845
(c) 1832
(d) 1849
Question’s Answer: 1832
Queen Victoria became the Empress of India in
(a) 1876
(b) 1837
(c) 1857
(d) 1887
Question’s Answer: 1876
The Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria’s reign was celebrated in
(a) 1837
(b) 1901
(c) 1865
(d) 1887
Question’s Answer: 1887
The accession of George V took place in
(a) 1910
(b) 1909
(c) 1908
(d) 1911
Question’s Answer: 1910
Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne of England after
(a) George III
(b) George IVWilliam IV
(c) Edward VII
(d) William IV
Question’s Answer: William IV
Who is not a member of the Bloomsbury Group?
(a) G.B. Shaw
(b) Leonard Woolf
(c) Lytton Strachey
(d) E.M. Forster
Question’s Answer: G.B. Shaw
The Irish National Theatre was constructed in
(b) London
(a) America
(c) Scotland
(d) Dublin
Question’s Answer: Dublin
Benedetto Croce was the main exponent of the
(a) Expressionism
(b) Surrealism
(c) Dadaism
(d) Impressionism
Question’s Answer: Expressionism
Edward VII came to the throne in
(a) 1900
(b) 1903
(c) 1902
(d) 1901
Question’s Answer: 1901
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was formed in England in
(a) 1846
(b) 1852
(c) 1850
(d) 1848
Question’s Answer: 1848
Who formed the Rhymer’s Club?
(a) The Expressionists
(b) The Surrealists
(c) The Impressionists
(d) The Naturalists
Question’s Answer: The Impressionists
Who was the promoter of the slogan. ‘Art for Art’s Sake”?
(a) Oscar Wilde
(b) Bennett
(c) Conrad
(d) Chesterton
Question’s Answer: Oscar Wilde
The revolt of the nineties against Victorianism
(a) Reiterates the old formula of Liberty, Equality and Eternity in a new setting
(b) Worships power rather then beauty
(c) Challenges the older values of art and life
(d) All of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: All of A, B, and C
Which poetry is strongly pictorial?
(a) Pre-Raphaelite Poetry
(b) Romantic Poetry
(c) Metaphysical Poetry
(d) Victorian Poetry
Question’s Answer: Pre-Raphaelite Poetry
The Oxford Movement was fundamentally a movement for
(a) Economic reform
(b) Political reform
(c) Social reform
(d) Religious reform
Question’s Answer: Religious reform
Strindberg, the Swedish dramatist is an exponent of
(a) Dadaism
(b) Naturalism
(c) Expressionism
(d) Impressionism
Question’s Answer: Expressionism
Who is the pioneer of the Aesthetic Movement?
(a) Butler
(b) Walter Pater
(c) Stevenson
(d) Oscar Wilde
Question’s Answer: Walter Pater
Dream Play is a famous work of
(a) Zola
(b) Strindberg
(c) Baudelaire
(d) Dante
Question’s Answer: Strindberg
The chief exponent of the Oxford Movement was
(a) John Henry Newman
(b) Ruskin
(c) Carlyle
(d) John Stuart Mill
Question’s Answer: John Henry Newman
Expressionism, a European artistic movement, started in 1900 in
(a) Germany
(b) America
(c) England
(d) France
Question’s Answer: Germany
Expressionism was a revolt against
(a) Naturalism
(b) Impressionism
(c) Realism
(d) Surrealism
Question’s Answer: Realism
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, a film in the Expressionist manner, has been directed by Robert Wiene in
(a) 1915
(b) 1925
(c) 1922
(d) 1920
Question’s Answer: 1920
All the members of the Bloomsbury were influenced by the Group philosopher
(a) John Stuart Mill
(b) Jacques Derrida
(c) Aristotle
(d) G.E. Moore
Question’s Answer: G.E. Moore
Who is considered to be the founder of the Oxford Movement?
(a) E.B. Pusey
(b) Mill
(c) Newman
(d) John Kable
Question’s Answer: John Kable
The main exponents of Aestheticism as a self conscious movement were
(a) The American
(b) The French
(c) The Greek
(d) The British
Question’s Answer: The French
Imagism was a self conscious movement in
(a) Poetry
(b) Fiction
(c) Drama
(d) Painting
Question’s Answer: Poetry
A Retrospect is an essay written in 1918 by
(a) T.E. Hulme
(b) Amy Lowell
(c) Ezra Pound
(d) T.S. Eliot
Question’s Answer: Ezra Pound
‘Bloomsbury Group’ is the name given to those writers who were associated with the Bloomsbury area of London from about
(a) 1907-1937
(b) 1909-1939
(c) 1908-1938
(d) 1907-1939
Question’s Answer: 1907-1939
Who has propounded the theory of the poem for the poem’s sake”?
(a) Walter Pater
(b) Edgar Allan Poe
(c) Oscar Wilde
(d) Arthur Symons
Question’s Answer: Edgar Allan Poe
The Yellow Book is magazine a which appeared between
(a) 1891-94
(b) 1892-95
(c) 1893-96
(d) 1894-97
Question’s Answer: 1894-97
Imagism was initiated by Ezra Pound and T.E. Hulme in about
(a) 1911
(b) 1913
(c) 1912
(d) 1914
Question’s Answer: 1912
Ford Madoc Ford is a famous novelist of
(a) The Edwardian Period
(b) The Victorian Period
(c) The Post I World War Period
(d) The Post II World War Period
Question’s Answer: The Victorian Period
The Poetic Principle is a well-known book written by
(a) A.C. Swinburne
(b) Baudelaire
(c) Walter Pater
(d) Edgar Allan Poe
Question’s Answer: Edgar Allan Poe
Flaubert, one of the main exponents of Aestheticism, was a/an
(a) French
(b) German
(c) Indian
(d) American
Question’s Answer: French
A Rebours (Against the Grain) is a novel written in 1884 by
(a) Mallarme
(b) Huysman
(c) Lionel Johnson
(d) Dowson
Question’s Answer: Huysman
The Yellow Book is the name of a
(a) Novel
(b) Biography
(c) Drama
(d) Magazine
Question’s Answer: Magazine
The editor of the first four volumes of The Yellow Book is
(a) Frederick Rolfe
(b) Lionel Johnson
(c) Max Beerbohm
(d) Aubery Beardsley
Question’s Answer: Aubery Beardsley
The poem Less Fleurs du mal has been written by
(a) Gautier
(b) Flaubert
(c) Baudelaire
(d) Mallarme
Question’s Answer: Baudelaire
Mason wrote an elegy “In a Churchyard in South Wales” in which year?
(a) 1780
(b) 1777
(c) 1787
(d) 1785
Question’s Answer: 1787
Thomas Holcroft pass away in
(a) 1819
(b) 1809
(c) 1818
(d) 1810
Question’s Answer: 1809
Rejected Addresses was the creation of
(a) J. Smith
(b) Horace Smath
(c) Both (a) & (b)
(d) None of the above
Question’s Answer: Both (a) & (b)
Who said “Literature, is the haminisation of the whole world”
(a) Goethe
(b) A.C. Ward
(c) Mistotic
(d) Arnold
Question’s Answer: Goethe
Who regarded Waverly as one of the best things that has been written?
(a) Gaskell
(b) Godwin
(c) Goethe
(d) William Makepeace Thackeray (British novelist)
Question’s Answer: Goethe
Who wrote “Magnificence”?
(a) Shelley
(b) John Keats
(c) Skelton
(d) Dryden
Question’s Answer: Skelton
Cloudesley is a weak novel by
(a) Godwin
(b) Clara Reeve
(c) Jane Austen
(d) Anne Radcliffe
Question’s Answer: Godwin
Blackwood’s Magazine released in
(a) 1800
(b) 1817
(c) 1811
(d) 1802
Question’s Answer: 1817
The quality of self-effacement is known as
(a) Hedonism
(b) Negative capability
(c) Baroque
(d) Neologism
Question’s Answer: Negative capability
__________ postulated the concept of ‘noble Savage”.
(a) Rousseau
(b) Blake
(c) William Hazlitt (English essayist)
(d) Robert Southey
Question’s Answer: Rousseau
Epistle I of An Essay on Man deals with
(a) Sincere man
(b) Religion
(c) Emotional crime
(d) Importance
Question’s Answer: Importance
“Say not,the Struggle nought Availeth” is a poem by
(a) L. Hunt
(b) William Shakespeare
(c) Browning
(d) A.H. Clough
Question’s Answer: A.H. Clough
When Thomas Love Peacock pass away?
(a) 1886
(b) 1887
(c) 1866
(d) 1830
Question’s Answer: 1866
Rural Rides released in the year
(a) 1830
(b) 1831
(c) 1832
(d) 1801
Question’s Answer: 1830
“The Rural Muse” (1835) is a poem by
(a) Thomas Hood
(b) John Keats
(c) Shelley
(d) John Clare
Question’s Answer: John Clare
Who says, “The romantic movement was the expression of individual
genius rather than the established rules”?
(a) John Keats (English poet of the second generation of Romantic poets)
(b) Charles Lamb (English essayist)
(c) Walter Pater
(d) W.J. Long
Question’s Answer: W.J. Long
Valerius is a novel by which of the following author?
(a) Galt
(b) J.G. Lockhart
(c) Peacock
(d) Austen
Question’s Answer: J.G. Lockhart
Twentieth Century MCQs
When did George V pass away?
(a) 1924
(b) 1935
(c) 1955
(d) 1936
Question’s Answer: 1936
Which group of writers can be linked with 20th century literature?
(a) Milton, Donne & Herbert
(b) Shaw, Wells & Galsworthy
(c) Hardy, Dickens & Jane Austen
(d) Fielding, Samuel Richardson & Smollett
Question’s Answer: Shaw, Wells & Galsworthy
The term ‘Imagism’ is linked with which of the followings?
(a) Ezra Pound
(b) F.R. Leavis
(c) T.S. Eliot
(d) David Herbert Lawrence
Question’s Answer: Ezra Pound
Which is not a characteristic of 20th century English society?
(a) There was loosening in sex taboos and an increase in sexual promiscuity
(b) There had problems like the problem of overcrowding,housing storage, a increase in vice and crime
(c) The impact of the psychologin like Freud, Jung & Bergson was seen in English Literature
(d) Ennui and boredom were not the part of city life
Question’s Answer: Ennui and boredom were not the part of city life
Which is the period of World War I?
(a) 1939 to 1944
(b) 1901 to 1909
(c) 1914 to 1919
(d) 1920 to 1924
Question’s Answer: 1914 to 1919
Who was the King of England in the second decade of England?
(a) George II
(b) George V
(c) George IV
(d) George III
Question’s Answer: George V
Which is the period of World War II?
(a) 1914-1919
(b) 1939-1944
(c) 1917-1920
(d) 1920-1924
Question’s Answer: 1939-1944
Starting with the 20th century, _______
(a) There was a complete breakdown of the agrarian way of life and economy
(b) England still had an agrarian economy
(c) Life moved as gaily as the sparkling Thames
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: There was a complete breakdown of the agrarian way of life and economy
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- The Waste Land, A Poem by T. S. Eliot MCQs
- Drama Origin MCQs
- English Pros MCQs
- Non-Dramtic Poets Of The Elizabethan Age MCQs
- The Cavalier Poets of 17th-century MCQs
- Metaphysical Poets of 17th century MCQs
- Renaissance Period of 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries MCQs
- Puritan Poet MCQs
- Restoration Comedy by William Congreve & Wycherley MCQs
- Satire MCQs – Renaissance Period by John Dryden
- English Essayists MCQs
- Romantic Period of Romantic Poets MCQs
- English language MCQs
- English Humour MCQs [American Literature]
- Early Writers of American Literature MCQs
- History of American Literature MCQs
- American Prose MCQs [English Realism ]
- American English Critics
- New Englanders Authors MCQs
- MCQs on American Literature After Independence
- American Playwrights MCQs
- New American Poetry MCQs
- British English Critics MCQs
- Ancient English literature MCQs
- Important English Literature MCQs for Public Service Commission
- English Literature Repeated Important MCQs
- CSS English Literature MCQs
- History of Early Period MCQs
- The Anglo-Saxon period MCQs
- The Age of Chaucer in the Early Period MCQs
- The Anglo-Norman Period of French Writers MCQs
- Metrical Romances MCQ (Anglo-Saxon Period)
- Revival of Learning MCQs (1400-1550)
- Applied Linguistics MCQs
- Language Change MCQs