British Literature Nineteenth Century Set 3
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This set of British Literature - Nineteenth Century Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on British Literature Nineteenth Century Set 3
Q1 | Who was the greatest nature poet of England?
- william wordsworth
- coleridge
- robert browning
- tennyson
Q2 | Lectures on Shakespeare is the work of…………..
- thomas hardy
- mathew arnold
- william thackeray
- coleridge
Q3 | William Blake’s political radicalism intensified during the years leading up to the…..
- communist movement
- french revolution
- romantic movement
- industrial revolution
Q4 | The poem ‘The Tyger’ was published in…….
- 1794
- 1788
- 1780
- 1789
Q5 | The poem ‘The Tyger’ is taken from
- songs of innocence
- songs of experience
- the four zoas
- the marriage of heaven and hell
Q6 | Which of these poems uses dramatic monologue as a poetic form?
- wordsworth’s the prelude
- robert browning’s my last duchess
- tennyson’s in memoriam
- shelly’s adonais
Q7 | ……………..is regarded as the poet, who has spoken the strongest word of faith to an age of doubt
- browning
- tennyson
- blake
- scott
Q8 | An immense poem, twice as long as ‘Paradise Lost’, longer by some two thousand lines than the Iliad by Browning
- pippa passes
- the ring and the book
- saul
- cleon
Q9 | ………………by Browning is an exquisite tribute to his dead wife.
- my star
- prospice
- one word more
- meeting at night
Q10 | For ……………poem Tennyson got Chancellor’s Medal
- lyrical ballad
- timbuctoo
- merlin and the glean
- the princess
Q11 | ……………wrote the song “ Tears, Idle Tears”
- browning
- tennyson
- blake
- keats
Q12 | ……… poem of Tennyson was a long poem of over three thousand lines of blank verse.
- wages
- the princess
- the higher pantheism
- maud
Q13 | Browning’s ‘Pauline’ came in
- 1834
- 1897
- 1833
- 1901
Q14 | Wordsworth believes in the concept of …………
- hellenism
- pantheism
- negative capability
- willing suspension of disbelief
Q15 | The concept of Pantheism believes in
- objectivity
- healing power of nature
- confession
- natural calamity
Q16 | Who brought the concept of negative capability?
- wordsworth
- coleridge
- keats
- shelly
Q17 | Whose epitaph contains “here lies one whose name was written in water”
- coleridge
- blake
- john keats
- william wordsworth
Q18 | Which is the high watermark f poetry in the 19th century?
- tintern abbey
- intimations of immortality
- stepping westward
- solitary reaper
Q19 | In which of the followings spiritual appeal of nature is expressed in almost every line?
- to a highland girl
- stepping westward
- tintern abbey
- solitary reaper
Q20 | Who wrote Lucy poems
- scott
- donne
- wordsworth
- dryden
Q21 | Who said that the poet was a ‘mere babbler’?
- scott
- byron
- wordsworth
- gibson
Q22 | Who wrote the “Witch of Atlas”?
- scott
- wordsworth
- blake
- shelley
Q23 | Which character was the only one of Shelly’s character, who seems to be entirely human?
- prometheus
- hellas
- emilia
- beatrice
Q24 | Who wrote ‘Confession of an Opium Eater’?
- wordsworth
- shelley
- de- quincey
- browne
Q25 | Who wrote the critical essay ‘Literary Reminiscences’?
- shelley
- de quincey
- coleridge
- burton