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Friday, 27 October 2023

MCQs- Modern Age

MODERN PERIOD (1901-1938)


MCQs:

1. Which lady is the subject of many of Yeats' poems.

A.  Fanny Brawne        B. Maud Gonne                     

C. Ellen Turnar            D. Sylvia.

 

2. Which of the following is not a trench poet.

A. Auden                     B. Rupert Brook                     

C.Sassoon                   D. Wilfred Owen.

 

3. “Let us go then you and I” is the opening line from.

A. The waste land      

B. Love song of J. Alfred Prufrock      

C. The Hallow Men                

D. Second coming.

 

4. The Gokulastami festival is referred to in.

A. A Passage to England         

B. A Passage to India  

C. Kanthapura            

D. India: A Million Mutinies Now.

 

5. "Sir, No Man's Enemy”  is written by

A) W. B. Yeats              B) Wilfred Owen        

C. Auden                     D.Evelyn Waugh

 

6.Which of the following was not written by James Joyce?

A. Dubliner                 B. The Island              

C. Ulysses                    D. Finnegans Wake.

 

7. “I am an Indian poet writing in English”. who made this comment.

A) Arun Kolatkar          B) Kamala Das            

c) Nissim Ezekiel          D) R. K. Narayan.

 

8. Who has described India as 'Continent of Circe'?

C.Nirad C Chaudari     B. Tagore                    

C. Raja Rao                  D. Sunetra Gupta

 

9. ‘Imagism’ advocated the use of

A) blank verse             B. Free verse              

C. Heroic couplet        D. Haiku.

 

10. "Disenchantment of our culture with the culture itself" is by Lionel Trilling about-

A. Victorianism           B. Modernism            

C. Post modernism     D. Post colonialism

 

11. The refrain 'A terrible beauty is born' belongs to

A. Easter 1916             B. The second coming

c. Leda and Swan        D. The wasteland.

 

12. "Ten Upanishads of Sanskrit” was translated into English by

A. W.B Yeats                B. Carlyle                   

C. T.S Eliot                   D. Saki

 

13. Robert Frost, Drink water, Aber Crombie, and Brooke are known as

A. Lake poets             B. war poets               

C. Dymock poets         D. Imagists

 

14. Geronation is a poem by T.S Eliot which means

A) Little young man.    B. Little old man        

C. Large old man         D. Large youngman

 

15. The Magi in ‘The Journey of Magi’ are three-

A. travellers                B. magicians              

C. pilgrims                  D. wise men from the East

           

16. Auden's use of assonance and internal rhyme is an attribute of

A. Yeats                       B. Hopkins                 

C. Eliot                        D. Ezra Pound

 

17. “World within world” is the autobiography of

A. Auden                     B. Yeats                      

C. Spender.                  D. Louis Mac Niece

 

18. Inscape and Instress are concepts of

A. Aristotle                  B. W B Yeats               

C. Hopkins                   D. G.B.Shaw

 

19. William Empson and I.A. Richards have explained "The Windhover" as Hopkins envy for

A. Pristine beauty       B. Divine beauty        

C. moral beauty          D. natural beauty

 

20. Twenty-four sonnets published in 1876 are called

A. Love Sonnets          B. The spirit of man    C. The Terrible sonnets           D. The Growth of Love.

 

21. Which among the following offers us the correct chronological Sequence

A. A Portrait - Dubliners - Finnegans Wake-Ulysses

B. Ulysses Dubliners -Aportrait - Finnegans wake

C. Finnegans Wake - A portrait - Ulysses - Dubliners

D. Dubliners - A Portrait - Ulysses - Finnegans Wake.

 

22. Match the Nobel Laureates in Literature in List-I with the years in List-II.

a. Samuel Becket-               1. 1948

b. Seamus Heany-                2.1923          

c. TS Eliot                             3. 1969

d. WB Yeats                          4 1995

Choose the correct code:

A.1,b2,c3,d4                B.a4,b3,c2,d1       

C.a3,b4,c1,d2              D.a2,b3,c4,d1

 

23. Poems written by GM Hopkins were published by in 1918

A. TS Eliot                   B. W.B Yeats,              C. Robert Bridges        D. Edward Thomas.

 

 24. Virginia Woolf exemplifies the idea tyranny at home, within patriarchy, is connected to tyranny abroad in her novel.

A. A Haunted House               B. Orlando     

c. Night and Day                     D. Three Guineas

 

25. Modernism has been described as being concerned with “disenchantment of our culture with culture itself" who is the critic

A. Stephen spender                B. Malcolm Bradbury

C. Lionel Trilling                      D. Joseph Frank

 

26. The number of sections in Eliot's The waste Land

A. 4                  B. 5                  C. 6                  D.7

 

27. R. L. Stevenson wrote the novel...., as he was driven by the need to explore the different polarities that existed within human beings

A. Kidnapped              B. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,

C. Weir of Hermiston D. The wrong Box, shart

 

 28. G.M. Hopkin's term for the complex characteristics of which make an object Unique.

A. Inscape                   B. Instress      

C. Curtall Sonnet        D. Sprung rhythm,

 

29. "The Circus Animals' Desertion" is a work by

A. Edward Albee         B. Eugene Ionesco     

C. Anton Chekov         D. W.B. Yeats

 

30. Max Beerbohm, a modernist writer ferociously attacked which of the following

A. GB Shaw                 B. HG Wells    

C. Rudyard Kipling      D. WH Auden.

 

 31. Which poet used all kinds of symbols like Rose, Falcon, Horn Tower, Wind, Lion in his poetry.

A. Arthur Symonds     B. WB Yeats               

C. Wilfred Owen         D. Ezra Pound.

 

32. Autumn Journal is an autobiographical long poem written by

A. WH Auden              B. Rupert Brooke       

C. Louis Mac Neice      D. Seamus Heany.

 

33. Identify the poet who was not a poet Laureate.

A John Dryden            B. TS Eliot       

C. William Wordsworth          D. Andrew Motion.

 

34. The process of substituting a harsh word with a mild one (passed away instead of dead) is

A. Circumlocution      B. slang          

C. cliché                       D. Euphemism

 

35. This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but whimper" are the lines from TS Eliot's

A. The Waste Land                  B. Little Gidding         

C. Journey of the Magi           D. The Hollow Men

 

36. Which novel of Joseph Conrad's begins thus: Mr. Verloc, going out in the morning, left his shop nominally in charge of his brother-in-law.

A. Heart of Darkness  B. Under Western Eyes

C. The Secret Agent!   D. The Nigger of Narcissus.

 

37. James Joyce's Dubliners is a

A. Collection of essays.          

B. collection of 15 short stories.       

C. play

D. novel.

 

38. Which is not a characteristic of the kitchen sink drama or Angry Youngman Movement ?

A. Portrayal of working class  B. Social reality

C Angry Confrontations         D. Absurd situations.

 

 39. Which is the play that was not written by Becket?

A. Endgame                B. Happy Days            

C. Waiting for Godot  D. Juno and Paycock.

  

40. Imagism was influenced by the aesthetic theories of

A. Keats                       B. Hilda Doolittle       

C. Coleridge                D. TE Hulme.

 

Answers:

1. B

2.A

3. B

4. B

5. C

6. B

7. C

8. C

9. B

10. B

 

11. A

12. A

13. C

14. B

15. D

16. A

17. C

18. C

19. B

20. D

 

21.D

22.C

23.C

24.D

25.C

26.B

27.B

28.A

29.D

30.C

 

31.B

32.C

33.B

34.D

35.D

36.C

37.B

38.D

39.D

40.D

 


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