Sonnet 116 and Death be not proud Set 1

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This set of General English Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Sonnet 116 and Death be not proud Set 1

Q1 | William Shakespeare was born in the year:
Q2 | Sonnet 116 shares the poet’s reflections on the nature of:
Q3 | Love is not love/ Which alters when it alterations ______
Q4 | Love alters not with his brief _______ and weeks
Q5 | “Death be not Proud” first appeared as ____________ in Songs and Sonnets in1633.
Q6 | From rest and sleep, which but thy _________ be
Q7 | And soonest our best men with thee do go,/ Rest of their ______, and soul’sdelivery
Q8 | One short sleep past, we wake ___________
Q9 | Let Me Not To The Marriage of True Minds is
Q10 | The remover who comes with his bending sickle is
Q11 | Love is not love if it alters
Q12 | Love does not alter with brief hours and
Q13 | John Donne is
Q14 | According to Donne, death is a slave to
Q15 | According to Donne, the thing that is better than the stroke of death is
Q16 | Rest of their bones refers to
Q17 | “Sonnet 116” is a record of the poet’s reflections on the nature of
Q18 | “Death, be not proud” first appeared as ‘Holy Sonnet X’ in Songs and Sonnets, acollection of 19 sonnets published in
Q19 | Shakespeare’s notion of ideal love in “Sonnet 116” is juxtaposed with the problemsof
Q20 | According to John Donne, when we wake eternally, there shall be no more
Q21 | Shakespeare compares true love to-
Q22 | What is the theme of Let me not to the Marriage of True Minds by Shakespeare?
Q23 | Let me not to the marriage of true mindsAdmit impediments; love is not _________.
Q24 | In the poem Death be not Proud, Donne has presented ‘death’ as a –
Q25 | Donne considers death an immense pleasure similar to –
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