Q: The literary work ‘The Waste Land’ is a-

• A: poem by T.S Eliot
• B: historical work by Charles Dickens
• C: play by P.B Shelley
• D: None

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Q: T. S. Eliot was born in—-

• A: Ireland
• B: England
• C: Wales
• D: USA

Correct Answer: D

Q: D. H. Lawrence a famous novelist of Modern Age is not the author of one of the four novels mentioned below:

• A: H. Lawrence a famous novelist of Modern Age is not the author of one of the four novels mentioned below:
• B: The Rainbow
• C: Lady Chatterley's Lover
• D: Sons and Lovers

Correct Answer: D

Q: What was the first novel of Virginia Woolf?

• A: The Waves
• B: To the light house
• C: The voyage out
• D: Jacob's Room

Correct Answer: C

Q: ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’ is a novel written by-

• A: William Somerset Maugham
• B: Thomas Hardy
• C: Charles Dickens
• D: D.H Lawrence

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Q: The most striking feature of D.H. Lawrence’s character is that-

• A: H. Lawrence's character is that-
• B: they almost portray himself
• C: they live a very simple life
• D: they live a very simple life

Correct Answer: A

Q: Riders to the Sea is an—?

• A: an epic poem
• B: a novella
• C: an one act play
• D: a poem

Correct Answer: C

Q: One of the four mentioned below is not a novelist of Victorian Age-

• A: Charles Dickens
• B: George Eliot
• C: James Joyce
• D: Thomas Hardy

Correct Answer: C

Q: The play Arms and the Man is by?

• A: James Joyce
• B: Arthur Miller
• C: G.B Shaw
• D: Sammuel Beckett

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Q: Who is the author of ‘India Wins Freedom’?

• A: Mahatma Gandhi
• B: J.L. Nehru
• C: Abul Kalam Azad
• D: Moulana Akram Khan

Correct Answer: C

Q: ‘To the light house’ eBwUi iPwqZv †K?

• A: Jane Austen
• B: Shakespeare
• C: S. T. Coleridge
• D: Virginia Woolf

Correct Answer: D

Q: Who was a statesman but awarded Nobel Prize in English Literature?

• A: Stalin
• B: Nixon
• C: Churchill
• D: Roosevelt

Correct Answer: C

Q: Justice delayed

• A: Shakespeare
• B: Emerson
• C: Gladstone
• D: John Keats

Correct Answer: C

Q: What is the work of Winston Churchill?

• A: History of the Second World War
• B: History of the English Speaking People
• C: Life in Marlborough
• D: Far from the Madding Crowd

Correct Answer: A

Q: What figure of speech do you find in

• A: Assonance
• B: Alliteration
• C: Simile
• D: Metaphor

Correct Answer: B

Q: In which year Winston Churchill got the Novel prize in literature?

• A: 1943
• B: 1945
• C: 1948
• D: 1953

Correct Answer: D

Q: Oxymoron refers to a term made of two words that contradict each other. Which of the following is an example of oxymoron?

• A: screaming bull
• B: bluest eyes
• C: big sleep
• D: open sercret

Correct Answer: D

Q: Assonance refers to the repetition of similar vowel sounds. Which of the following is an example of assonance?

• A: the rain in Spain falls
• B: burning broom
• C: cawing crow
• D: buzzing bell

Correct Answer: A

Q: Apostrophe is an exclamatory addressing of imagianry person or abstract idea. Which of the following is not an example of apostrophe?

• A: Death! be not proud
• B: Roll on thou dark deep ocean
• C: Where, O Death! the sting?
• D: Is Science a Daughter of Art

Correct Answer: D

Q: In the sentence

• A: simile
• B: metaphor
• C: assonance
• D: alliteration

Correct Answer: B