The Romantic Period
Total Questions: 100
1) Who wrothe the following lines, All at once I saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils. –
- A: Wordsworth
- B: Shelley
- C: Byron
- D: Keats
2) ‘If winter comes, can spring be far behind?’ These lines were written by__
- A: Keats
- B: Frost
- C: Eliot
- D: Shelley
3) ১৭৯৮-১৮৩২ সাল পর্যন্ত সময়কে ইংরেজি সাহিত্যের কোন কাল বলা হয়?
- A: The Renaissance Period
- B: The Elizabethan Age
- C: The Restoration
- D: The Romantic Age
4) Prosody signifies the systematic study of __?
- A: Drama
- B: Short story
- C: Novel
- D: Versification
5) Most important feature of a romantic poetry is—
- A: Beauty
- B: Nature
- C: Subjectivity
- D: Imagination
6) Which of the following is a story in verse?
- A: elegy
- B: ballad
- C: ode
- D: sonnet
7) The ‘merit’ in the sentence ‘The boy showed his merit by making twenty mistakes in ten minutes’ is an example of –
- A: personification
- B: metaphor
- C: pun
- D: irony
8) The sentence,
- A: simile
- B: metaphor
- C: irony
- D: parsonification
9) The comparison of unlike things using the words like or as known to be –
- A: metaphor
- B: simile
- C: alliteration
- D: personification
10) Whose dying words were, ‘Crito, I owe a cock to Asceleping; will you remember to the debt’.
- A: Aristotle
- B: Tules
- C: Socretes
- D: Aristotle Onassis
11) In the poem
- A: exaggeration
- B: irony
- C: sarcasm
- D: humour
12) Which of the following chronologycally in order
- A: Chaucer, Spenser, Shelley, Swinburae
- B: Shakespeare, Chaucer, Eliot, Donne
- C: Hughes, Eliot, Yeats, Auden
- D: Hopkins, Browings, Wordsworth, Marvell
13) Romantic poets are so called because __
- A: they are connected more with heart than with head
- B: they have written romances
- C: they are specially romantic about women
- D: they are not Victorians
14) Child is the father of man
- A: P.B Shelly
- B: S.T. Coleridge
- C: W. Wordsworth
- D: A.C Swinburne
15) Pioneer/s of Romanticism is/are-
- A: Wordsworth
- B: Coleridge
- C: Both a & b
- D: None
16) Water, water, everywhere, not a drop to drink jvBb †Kvb Kwei †jLv?
- A: Wordsworth
- B: Gray
- C: Coleridge
- D: Scott
17) The speaker of “I wandered lonely as a cloud” saw:
- A: wet daffodils
- B: yellow daffodils
- C: fair daffodils
- D: golden daffodils
18) William Hazlitt কে ছিলেন?
- A: Novelist
- B: Essayist
- C: Dramatist
- D: Poet
19) “The waves beside them danced’’ (from ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’) is an example of:
- A: simile
- B: metaphor
- C: metonymy
- D: personification
20) “Ten thousand saw I at a glance” is an example of-
- A: hyperbole
- B: symbol
- C: metaphor
- D: apostrophe
21) John Keats is primarily a poet of
- A: Beauty
- B: Nature
- C: Love
- D: Revolution
22) The central idea of “I wandered lonely as a cloud” is that:
- A: nature excites human imagination
- B: nature is harmful for human being
- C: nature is beautiful
- D: we can find solace in nature
23) Poet of sensuousness–
- A: P.
- B: Shelley
- C: William Wordsworth
- D: John Keats
24) Who is called the ‘poet of beauty’?
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: P.B Shelley
- C: John Keats
- D: Shakespeare
25) The year 1798 is famous for—
- A: The French Revolution
- B: The American Independence
- C: Publication of lyrical ballads
- D: The death of Keats
26) Who is known as ‘the poet of nature in English literature’?
- A: Lord Tennyson
- B: John Milton
- C: William Wordsworth
- D: John Keats
27) Who was a ‘poet laureate?
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: Robert Browning
- C: T. S Eliot
- D: John Keats
28) ‘Poet are unacknowledged legislators of the world’– Who told it?
- A: Browing
- B: Shelley
- C: Tennyson
- D: Byron
29) Who has written? ‘He prayeth best, who loveth best All things great and small.’
- A: John Keats
- B: Lord Byron
- C: P. B Shelley
- D: Coleridge
30) Which ode begins with the lines? ‘My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains. My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk.’
- A: Ode of the Spring
- B: Ode to Duty
- C: Ode to a Nightingale
- D: Ode to the West Wind
31) Identify the Poet of the verse: ‘Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.’
- A: John Keats
- B: P.B Shelley
- C: Lord Byron
- D: William Wordsworth
32) ‘Ten thousand saw I at a glance Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.’ What is the poet William Wordsworth referring to?
- A: birds
- B: daffodils
- C: leaves
- D: bees
33) ‘The music in my heart I bore/ Long after it was heard no more.’ These lines are from the poem—
- A: The Solitary Reaper by Wordsworth
- B: Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats
- C: To a lady with a guitar by P.B Shelley
- D: elegy written in a country churchyard by Thomas Gray
34) ‘Ten thousand saw I at a glance’ Who said this?
- A: Shakespearen
- B: Coleridge
- C: Keats
- D: Wordsworth
35) If Winter comes, can spring be far behind? is a line from—
- A: Shelley's Ode to West Wind
- B: Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mariner
- C: Byron's Don Juan
- D: Keats Ode to Autumn
36) If Winter comes, can — be far behind?
- A: Autumn
- B: Spring
- C: Summer
- D: Rain
37) ‘Nature never did betray the heart that loved her’ is a quotation.
- A: Wordsworth
- B: B.J Baryon
- C: P.B Shelley
- D: keats
38) ‘A thing of beauty is a joy forever’ was stated by—
- A: John Keats
- B: William Shakespeare
- C: Bacon
- D: Milton
39) They__ in never-ending–
- A: Started, show
- B: shone, laughter
- C: grow, row
- D: stretched, line
40) ‘The Trumpet of prophecy! O wind. If winter comes, can spring be far behind?’ Who is the poet of these lines?
- A: P.B Shelley
- B: William Wordsworth
- C: John Keats
- D: Robert browning
41) ‘Our Sweetest songs are those that tell of a sadest thoughts is a quotation from Shelley’s
- A: Ode to a skylark
- B: The cloud
- C: Ode to the west Wind
- D: Adonais
42) ‘Child is the father of man’ is taken from the poem of—.
- A: W. Wordsworth
- B: S. T. Coleridge
- C: P.B Shelley
- D: A.C Swinburne
43) Charles Lamb was—
- A: an essayist
- B: a novelist
- C: an epic poet
- D: a dramatist
44) Ballad is —
- A: a kind of short narrative poem
- B: a kind of short condoling poem
- C: a kind of short lyrical poem
- D: a rhymic verse
45) ‘Essays of Elia’ was written by—
- A: William Hazlitt
- B: Emily Dickinson
- C: Charles Lamb
- D: Emily Brontee
46) Jane Austen is the writer of–
- A: Jane Eyre
- B: Ramona
- C: Emma
- D: Rebecca
47) Which is not a play?
- A: The tempest
- B: Othello
- C: King Lear
- D: Pride and Prejudice
48) Who is the author of ‘Pride and Prejudice’? / Pride and Prejudice’ is written by–
- A: Emily Bronte
- B: Charlotte Bronte
- C: Jane Austen
- D: Charles Dickens
49) Who wrote the poem ‘Don Juan’?
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: William Blake
- C: Lord Byron
- D: John Keats
50) Who is the author of ‘Heaven and Earth’?
- A: Lord Tennyson
- B: William Wordsworth
- C: Lord Byron
- D: John Keats
51) Who is sometimes called ‘Rebel Poet?’
- A: S. T. Coleridge
- B: Wordsworth
- C: Keats
- D: Lord Byron
52) John Keats is known as a romantic poet. So is (choose one name)
- A: T. S. Eliot
- B: Lord Tennyson
- C: Lord Byron
- D: G. M. Hopkins
53) John Keats কোন শ্রেণির কবি?
- A: Romantic
- B: Classical
- C: Modern
- D: Ancient
54) মৃত্যু হচ্ছে নিছক ‘A Short Sleep’ এর উক্তিটি কার?
- A: বায়রন
- B: কিটস্
- C: মাইকেল মধুসূদন দত্ত
- D: সুইটম্যান
55) Who wrote ‘Ode to a Nightingale?’
- A: Pope
- B: Shelley
- C: Wordsworth
- D: Keats
56) John Keats is primarily a poet of-
- A: Beauty
- B: Nature
- C: Love
- D: Revolution
57) কোন ইংরেজ কবি যক্ষা রোগে মৃত্যুবরণ করেন?
- A: P. B Shelley
- B: Robert Burns
- C: S. T. Coleridge
- D: John Keats
58) The poet of ‘Romantic Age’ is—
- A: George Orwell
- B: D.H Lawrence
- C: John Milton
- D: John keats
59) ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’– Who is the poet of the poem?
- A: Wordsworth
- B: Shelley
- C: Shakespeare
- D: Keats
60) Keats belong to –
- A: Eighteenth century
- B: Nineteenth century
- C: Twentieth century
- D: Seventeenth century
61) Poet of sensuousness-
- A: P.B Shelley
- B: William Wordsworth
- C: John Keats
- D: Lord Byron
62) In the poem ‘Ozymandias’ who calls Ozymandias ‘King of Kings’?
- A: The Traveller
- B: The speaker
- C: Other kings
- D: Ozymandias himself
63) ‘Ode to Autumn’ was written by—
- A: Shelley
- B: Keats
- C: Byron
- D: Blake
64) ভরতপক্ষী ও সমীরণের কবি (Poet of ‘Skylark and Wind’) নামে পরিচিত কে?
- A: Lord Byron
- B: John Keats
- C: W. Wordsworth
- D: P B Shelley
65) Who is called the ‘poet of beauty’?
- A: Wordsworth
- B: P.B Shelley
- C: Keats
- D: Shakespeare
66) In ‘Ozymandias’ the poet says, ‘I met a traveller— an—land.’
- A: by, old
- B: going, ancient
- C: from, antique
- D: passing, antique
67) In Shelley’s ‘Ozymandias’ the words, ‘My name is ozymandias,inscribed in
- A: the visage of the nature
- B: the pedestal of the statue
- C: the hand of the statue
- D: the head of the statue
68) What lies half sunk in the sand in Shelley’s Ozymandias’?
- A: broken statue
- B: two trunkless legs
- C: an ancient place
- D: broken head of a statue
69) A famous English poet who was professionally known as man
- A: Shelley
- B: Keats
- C: Milton
70) One of the following was a Romantic poet-
- A: Tennyson
- B: Arnold
- C: Shelley
- D: Browning
71) ‘Ode to the west wind’ is by—
- A: Keats
- B: Shelley
- C: Coleridge
- D: Wordsworth
72) The central idea of ‘Ozymandias’ is that
- A: all things, both great and small, will perish
- B: man is mortal, art immortal
- C: imagination is stronger than fact
- D: history repeats
73) In Shelly’s ‘Ozymandias’ frown’, and ‘sneer of cold command’ are seen on—.
- A: the pedestal of the staue
- B: desert sand
- C: two trunkless legs
- D: Shattered visage
74) In ‘Ozymandias’, who saw the statue of Ozymandias?
- A: the poet
- B: an old man
- C: a traveler
- D: a sculptor
75) The statue of Ozymandias is—
- A: on a mountain
- B: beside a river
- C: in a desert
- D: in a valley
76) Who wrote Prometheus Unbound?
- A: Coleridge
- B: Keats
- C: Byron
- D: Shelley
77) The phrase ‘trunk less legs’ in the poem ‘Ozymandias’ refer to:
- A: hug legs
- B: legs without toes
- C: legs without body
- D: beautiful legs
78) ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ is a—
- A: play
- B: short story
- C: novel
- D: poem
79) Who was English poet addicted to opium?—
- A: S.T. Coleridge
- B: P
- C: Shelley
- D: John Keats
80) Who is the author of ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’?
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: S.T. Coleridge
- C: W. Somerset Maugham
- D: Sir Walter Scott
81) P.B. Shelley is known as—
- A: Shelley is known as—
- B: Epic Poet
- C: Romantic Poet
- D: Poet of nature
82) The literary work ‘Kubla Khan’ is—
- A: a history of Vincent Smith
- B: a verse by Coleridge
- C: a drama by Oscar Wilde
- D: a short-story by Somerset Maugham
83) Lucy সম্পর্কে কবিতা কোন কবি রচনা করেন?
- A: S.T. Coleridge
- B: P.B Shelley
- C: William Wordsworth
- D: Lord Byron
84) ‘The Daffodils’ কি জাতীয় রচনা?
- A: উপন্যাস
- B: কবিতা
- C: নাটক
- D: ভ্রমণ কাহিনী
85) Who wrote poem about Lucy?
- A: S.T. Coleridge
- B: P.B Shelley
- C: William Wordsworth
- D: Lord Byron
86) William Wordsworth wrote—
- A: The Rape of the Lock
- B: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
- C: The Lucy PoemsRRS BCS English Care 25
- D: Absalom and Achitophel
87) Wordsworth was inspired by—
- A: the French Revolution
- B: the American Revolution
- C: the Russian Revolution
- D: the Industrial Revolution
88) Who wrote the poem ‘Solitary Reaper?
- A: Wordsworth
- B: Shelley
- C: Keats
- D: Shakespeare
89) ‘Written in March’ is a poem composed by-
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: William Congreve
- C: William Blake
- D: William Shakespeare
90) The Solitary Reaper is a—
- A: heroic poem
- B: romantic poem
- C: classical poem
- D: patriotic poem
91) Wordsworth is a — poet.
- A: classical
- B: modern
- C: romantic
- D: Greek
92) Who is known as ‘the poet of nature in English literature’?
- A: Lord Tennyson
- B: John Milton
- C: William Wordsworth
- D: John Keats
93) In ‘The Solitary Reaper’ what does the word solitary mean?
- A: classical
- B: modern
- C: romantic
- D: Greek
94) William Wordsworth এর সমসাময়িক কবি কে?
- A: T.S. Eliot
- B: W. B Yeats
- C: D.G Rossetti
- D: S.T Coleridge
95) Lyrical Ballads was published in the year-.
- A: 1798
- B: 1770
- C: 1779
- D: 1775
96) In ‘I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud’ the daffodils gave the poet.
- A: a great deal of pleasure
- B: very pleasure
- C: many pleasure
- D: much pleasure
97) The Daffodils is a poem written by—
- A: William Wordsworth
- B: Lewis Carroll
- C: John Keats
- D: P.B Shelley
98) William Wordsworth is pre-eminently—
- A: a poet of nature
- B: a poet of love
- C: a poet of human nature
- D: a poet of liberty
99) Why were The Daffodils in Wordsworth’s I wandered Lonely as a Cloud dancing?
- A: The poet was day dreaming
- B: The flowers had cheerful company
- C: The sea waves beside them had gone wild
- D: There was a strong wind.
100) In ‘I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud’ Wordsworth compares the daffodils with—
- A: the stars of the milky way
- B: the waves
- C: the trees
- D: the milky way
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