Competitive Exams English Literature MCQs Quiz Test

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English Literature MCQs


Competitive Exams MCQs For English Literature Test



Q.1: The famous novel “Wuthering Heights” is written by--?
  1. Emily Bronte
  2. Anne Brontë
  3. George Eliot
  4. Jane Austen
A
Q.2: “Undo this Button” is a line from which of the following Shakespeare’s play?
  1. Hamlet
  2. Othello
  3. King Lear
  4. Julius Caesar
C
Q.3: The famous poem “Lotus Eaters” is written by---?
  1. Robert Browning
  2. Dylan Thomas
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. John Keats
C
Q.4: The popular novel “A passage to India” is written by---?
  1. Robert Frost
  2. D. H. Lawrence
  3. William Faulkner
  4. E. M. Forster
D
Q.5: The famous line “Fair Seed time had my Soul” is taken from--?
  1. The Excursion
  2. The Prelude
  3. I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
  4. Intimations of Immortality
B
Q.6: The famous quote “Heard Melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter” is taken from--------?
  1. Ode to a Nightingale
  2. Ode on a Grecian Urn
  3. Ode on Melancholy
  4. Intimations of Immortality
B
Q.7: The famous poet John Keats was born in----?
  1. 1795
  2. 1790
  3. 1745
  4. 1821
A
Q.8: The popular poem “Fire and Ice” is written by---?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Robert Frost
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. Walt Whitman
B
Q.9: “Things fall apart” is a line from Yeats's poem about---?
  1. The Second Coming
  2. The First Coming
  3. Sailing to Byzantium
  4. Byzantium
A
Q.10: The famous author Jonathan Swift belongs to which era---?
  1. Augustan age
  2. Restoration age
  3. Romantic period
  4. Renaissance period
A
Q.11: The fictional island nation “Lilliput” appears in which of the following novel---?
  1. Gulliver’s Travels
  2. Treasure Island
  3. Oliver Twist
  4. Robinson Crusoe
A
Q.12: The famous poem “My Last Duchess” is written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Robert Browning
  3. William Wordsworth
  4. Matthew Arnold
B
Q.13: Which of the following novelist is the writer of “Ullyses”?
  1. James Joyce
  2. Oscar Wilde
  3. Virginia Woolf
  4. T. S. Eliot
A
Q.14: The famous book “Heroes and Hero Worship” was written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Thomas Carlyle
  3. John Ruskin
  4. Walt Whitman
B
Q.15: The famous book “Past and Present” is written by--?
  1. Matthew Arnold
  2. Charles Dickens
  3. John Ruskin
  4. Thomas Carlyle
D
Q.16: “Poetry is a spontaneous overflow of powerful feeling” is a definition of poetry according to---?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. John Keats
  3. William Wordsworth
  4. Percy Bysshe Shelley
C
Q.17: A lyric poem “Tears, Idle Tears” is written by---?
  1. Robert Browning
  2. Dylan Thomas
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. John Keats
C
Q.18: The famous novel “Great Expectation” was written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Ernest Hemingway
  3. Charles Dickens
  4. Mark Twain
C
Q.19: Which of the following novel by D.H. Lawrence was banned in the US until 1959?
  1. The Rainbow
  2. Sons and Lovers
  3. Lady Chatterley's Lover
  4. Madame Bovary
C
Q.20: Elizabeth is a character in a novel written by Jane Austen, do you know the name of this novel?
  1. Mansfield Park
  2. Jane Eyre
  3. Sense and Sensibility
  4. Pride and Prejudice
D
Q.21: The famous line “Good fences make good neighbors” is written by Robert Frost in----?
  1. Repairing Wall
  2. Home Burial
  3. Birches
  4. Mending Wall
D
Q.22: The famous play “Major Barbra” is written by---?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. George Bernard Shaw
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. H. G. Wells
B
Q.23: Charles Lamb, Leigh Hunt and William Hazlitt are--?
  1. Essayists
  2. Poets
  3. Dramatists
  4. Novelists
A
Q.24: “I am not prince hamlet” is a line written by?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. James Joyce
  3. Shakespeare
  4. T.S. Eliot
D
Q.25: The popular ode “Ode to West Wind” is written by---?
  1. Percy Bysshe Shelley
  2. Mary Shelley
  3. Lord Byron
  4. John Keats
A
Q.26: Which of the following novelist belongs to the Absurd School of Drama?
  1. Beckett
  2. Pinter
  3. Eliot
  4. Shaw
A
Q.27: The fantasy novel “Picture of Dorian Gray” was written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. John Keats
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. Walt Whitman
A
Q.28: The novel “To the Light House” is written by--?
  1. Leonard Woolf
  2. Dylan Thomas
  3. Virginia Woolf
  4. Hemingway
C
Q.29: When was William Wordsworth born and died?
  1. 1770-1850
  2. 1795-1821
  3. 1772-1800
  4. 1775-1855
A
Q.30: The famous art critic and writer John Ruskin belongs to which era--?
  1. Romantic age
  2. Augustan age
  3. Victorian era
  4. Modern era
C
Q.31: The famous epic poem “Don Juan” is written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Robert Browning
  3. Lord Byron
  4. Walter Scott
C
Q.32: The famous poem “Thought Fox” is written by---?
  1. Robert Browning
  2. Ted Hughes
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. John Keats
B
Q.33: The famous essay “Dream Children” was written by--?
  1. Mary Lamb
  2. Mary Shelley
  3. Charles Lamb
  4. John Keats
C
Q.34: The famous novel “Waverley” was written by--?
  1. Walter Scott
  2. Robert Browning
  3. William Wordsworth
  4. Jane Austen
A
Q.35: The popular novel “A Farewell to Arms” is written by---?
  1. Mark Twain
  2. Ernest Hemingway
  3. William Faulkner
  4. Walt Whitman
B
Q.36: In Hamlet, who said, “I am too much in the sun”?
  1. Claudius
  2. Polonius
  3. Gertrude
  4. Hamlet
D
Q.37: The famous book “Modern Painters” is written by--?
  1. Matthew Arnold
  2. Charles Dickens
  3. John Ruskin
  4. Thomas Carlyle
C
Q.38: The popular poem “Ode to Psyche” is written by---?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. John Keats
  3. Alfred Tennyson
  4. Walt Whitman
B
Q.39: The famous line “April is the Cruelest month of all” is written by T.S. Eliot in----?
  1. The Waste Land
  2. The Hollow Men
  3. Four Quartets
  4. Ash Wednesday
A
Q.40: The famous poem “We are Seven” is written by--?
  1. Oscar Wilde
  2. Robert Browning
  3. William Wordsworth
  4. Walter Scott
C
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