UP TGT English Literary Periods & Forms MCQ Test – Part 4 (20 Questions)



UP TGT English Literary Periods & Forms MCQ Test – Part 4 (20 Questions)

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Q1. A sestet is a grouping of…




Q2. Which primary literary association best fits 'Alfred Tennyson'?




Q3. In which year did this publication occur: Marlowe's Doctor Faustus (first printed)?




Q4. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Beckett's Waiting for Godot'.




Q5. What is free verse?




Q6. Which primary literary association best fits 'The Dream of the Rood'?




Q7. In which year did this publication occur: Thomas More's Utopia?




Q8. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Humanism and rebirth of classical learning'.




Q9. What is an epithalamion?




Q10. Which primary literary association best fits 'George Etherege'?




Q11. In which year did this event occur: End of the Second World War?




Q12. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Absurdism and disillusionment after 1945'.




Q13. Who wrote The Faerie Queene?




Q14. Which primary literary association best fits 'Christopher Marlowe'?




Q15. In which year did 'William Caxton establishes English printing press at Westminster' appear?




Q16. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Reopening of theatres and comedy of manners'.




Q17. What is a Petrarchan sonnet's main division?




Q18. Which primary literary association best fits 'Lord Byron'?




Q19. In which year did this publication occur: Richardson's Pamela?




Q20. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Pope and Swift's classical satire'.




Exam trap: exact publication year ≠ approximate year written; verify “first printed”, “composed” and “collected” words carefully.

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