Oriental Eclogues though romantic in feeling, is written in the prevailing mechanical
(a) Triplets
(b) Quatrains
(c) Couplets
(d) Sestets
Question’s Answer: Couplets
In his poem “In Yonder Grave a Druid Lies,” William Collins bemoaned which poet.
(a) James Thomson
(b) Pope
(c) Crabbe
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: James Thomson
Gray briefly departs from his Welsh and material at the ____ phase of his poetry career and exhibits a new area of love interest in Norse.
(a) Third
(b) Fourth
(c) First
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: Third
Persian Eclogues is the first work of which of the following?
(a) Thomas Gray
(b) James Thomson
(c) George Crabbe
(d) William Collins
Question’s Answer: William Collins
Which odes is an attractive event in the romantic revival for it presented a new world of witches, fairies, pygmies, and medieval kings, for the imagination to play in?
(a) “Ode to Simplicity”
(b) “Ode on the Popular Superstitions of the Highlands”
(c) “Ode to the Passions”
(d) “Ode to Fear”
Question’s Answer: “Ode on the Popular Superstitions of the Highlands”
Which is a creation of Collins?
(a) “Ode to the West”
(b) “Ode to Simplicity”
(c) “Ode to Evening”
(d) None of theseOde to Evening”
Question’s Answer: “Ode to Evening”
Which poem begins with the line: “The curfew tolls the knell of parting day”?
(a) Collins’ “Ode to Evening”
(b) Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”
(c) Collins’ “Ode on the Passions”
(d) Gray’s “On the Death of a Favourit Cat”
Question’s Answer: Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”
‘Nor second He, that rode sublime. upon the seraph wings of Ecstasy’. These lines are taken from Gray’s “The Progress of Poesy” alludes to
(a) William Shakespeare
(b) Spenser
(c) Milton
(d) Donne
Question’s Answer: Milton
The theme of Gray’s “The Bard” is the curse inflicted upon king Edward I and his progeny by 70.
(a) Some poets killed by him
(b) Some gods desecrated by him
(c) Some patriots killed by him
(d) None of these
Question’s Answer: Some poets killed by him
Gray’s poetic career has total _____ periods.
(a) Two
(b) Five
(c) Four
(d) Three
Question’s Answer: Three
Which of Gray’s poems, which are notable for their use of Northern mythology, were translated from Latin?
(a) “The Fatal Sisters”
(b) “The Progress of Poesy”
(c) “The Bard”
(d) “Elegy”
Question’s Answer: “The Fatal Sisters”
Which are the “The Gray’s Bard” and “The Progress of Poesy”?
(a) Long lyrics
(b) Verse tales
(c) Narrative poems
(d) Pindaric odes
Question’s Answer: Pindaric odes
Gray’s “Elegy written in a Country Churchyard”, the most perfect poem of the age was written in the year
(a) 1750
(b) 1749
(c) 1751
(d) 1752
Question’s Answer: 1750
English literature MCQs
Famous English Authors MCQs
- William Wordsworth MCQs
- William Shakespeare MCQs
- Robert Browning MCQs
- W B Yeats MCQs
- Edmund Spenser MCQs
- Chaucer MCQs
- John Milton MCQs
- S T Coleridge MCQs
- Lord Byron MCQs
- PB Shelley MCQs
- John Dryden MCQs
- John Keats MCQs
- Charles Dicken MCQs
- Alfred Lord Tennyson MCQs
- Charles Lamb MCQs
- D.H Lawrence MCQs
- Thomas Hardy MCQs
- Matthew Arnold MCQs
- John Galsworthy MCQs
- George Bernard Shaw MCQs
- T.S Eliot MCQs
- Ben Jonson MCQs
- Francis Bacon MCQs
- Alexander Pope MCQs
- Oliver Goldsmith MCQs
- Joseph Addison MCQs
- Dr Samuel Johnson MCQs
- Henry Fielding MCQs
- Sir Walter Scott MCQs
- Jane Austen MCQs
- Dr. Samuel Johnson MCQs
- English Comedy MCQs (Oliver Goldsmith)
- Alexander Pope MCQs (Neo-Classical Age of English Poetry)
- Daniel Defoe MCQs
- Dr. Jonathan Swift MCQs
- Richard Steele MCQs
- English Drama MCQs
- Elizabethan Drama MCQs [14th to 17th century]
- Elizabethan Prose MCQs
More English Literature MCQs
- English Poetry MCQs
- History of English Literature MCQs
- Sentimental Novels MCQs
- Sentimental Poetry MCQs
- Legends Of English Literature MCQs
- English Literature Important Multiple Choice Questions Answers
- Sons And Lovers by D H Lawrence MCQs
- 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