MCQs- Romanticism

Romanticism MCQs

1) which is the first part in James Thomson's Seasons"

1)Summer                   

2) spring                                  

3)Autumn                    

4)Winter

 

2)Who wrote "The Castle of Indolence" Poem

1)Milton                      

2)Thomson.                            

3)Thomas Gray           

4)William Blake

 

3)Where ignorance is bliss, Tis folly to be wise" is in

1)Ode on Eton College            

2)Ode to Immortality 3)ode to Spring          

4)Ode to Adversity

 

4) "The Curfew tolls the Knell of Parting day" is the opening line of

1)Elegy on a country churchyard        

2)Ode to Eton 

3)Ode to Adversity      

4)Ode to spring

 

5)Who is the "Bard of Ayrshire"

1)William Cowper       

2)Robert Burns                       

3)William Blake            

4)Shakespeare.

 

6)Which is not written by Robert Burns?

1)To a Louse                

2)To a Mouse                          

3)Tam O'shanter         

4)The Task

 

7)Which is not included in "Songs of Experience”

1)The Tyger                

2)London                                

3)the cloud                  

4)The Shepherd

 

8)Keats dedicated his “Endymion" to

1)Shelley                   

2)Chatterton                          

3)Blake                        

4)Arthur Henry Hallam

 

9)Who quoted “Romanticism is a disease and classicism is health”

1)Walter Pater           

2)Aborcrombie                       

3)Goethe                     

4)Keats

 

10)Subtitle of “Caleb Williams" is

1)Things as they are  

2) Things as we seen              

3) things of we seen   

4) things as they look.

 

11)Who is not a Lake Poet?

1)Blake                        

2)Wordsworth                        

3)Coleridge                 

4)Southy

 

12)which is regarded as Romantic Manifesto"

1)Lyrical Ballads          

2)Prelude                   

3)Preface to Lyrical Ballads    

4) Tintern Abbey.

 

13) which Poem is called "Poem to Coleridge"

1)Prelude                    

2)Tintern Abbey         

3)Ode to Immortality             

4) Lyrical Ballads.

 

14) In Thomas Love Peacock’s "The Four Ages of Poetry" which age is symbol for Decline?

1) Iron                         

2)Gold                         

3)silver                                   

4)Brass

 

15)Which is not a work of Thomas De Quincey?

1)on knocking at the gate in Macbeth           

2)Murder Considered as one of the fine Arts

3)The English Mail coach                                

4) Count Julian

 

16) Who wrote "Tales from Shakespeare"

1)William Hazlitt        

2)De Quincey            

3)Charles Lamb                       

4) Dr. Johnson

 

17)Elinor sisters appear in

1)Pride and Prejudice 

2) Sense &sensibility  

3)Mansfield Park                    

4)Emma

 

18)which is an unfinished novel of Jane Austen?

1)Sandison                  

2) The Watsons          

3) Persuasion                          

4)1&2

 

19) Who wrote The Life of Walter Scott

1)Lockheart                 

2)Boswell                    

3)Hazlitt                                 

4)Charles Lamb

 

20) Who said, “If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves to a tree, it had better not come at all"

1)P.B.Shelley               

2)Wordsworth            

3)Keats                                    

4)Byron.

21. Which of these statements is true of the ode?

A. The name is derived from Latin.

B. Odes are classified into three types (Pindaric, Horatian, Irregular)

C. It can be generalized as a form of internal dialogue.

  

22. Which of the following is not written in the Gothic mode

A. Frankenstein

B. Wuthering Heights

C. The Castle of Otranto.

D. Mansfield Park

 

 23. The author of ‘The Old English Baron (1777)’, Published earlier an ‘The champion of virtue: a Gothic story’:

A. Harace Walpole

B. Clara Reeve

C. Mathew Lawis

D. John Clave.

 

 24. "Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive" are the words written by

A. Keats

B. Wordsworth

c. Shelly

D. Byron.

25. "Some mute inglorious Milton here may rest" is from

A. Edmund Burke

B. Edward Gibbon

C. Thamas Carlyle

D. Thomas Gray.

 

 26. Manifesto of the Romantic movement

A. Lyrical Ballads

B. Preface to Lyrical Ballads

C. Prelude

D. Excursion

 

 27. Who claimed that "the fascinating powers of opium are admitted even by medical writers, who are the greatest enemies"

A. Lamb

B. Coleridge

C. De Quincey

D. Keats.

 

28. Horace Walpole is known as the father of the.

A. Biographical novel

B. Realistic novel

C. Gothic novel

D. Historical novel.

29. “Heard melodies are sweet, but the unheard are sweeter” these lines belong to

A. Ode on a Gracian Urn.

B. Ode to Nightingale

C. To a skylark

D. Ode to Psyche.

 

30. Coleridge used the term 'esemplastic' to describe

A. Primary Imagination

B. Secondary Imagination

C. Fancy

D. Willing suspension of Disbelief.

  

31. ‘The vision of Judgement’ is a satire on

A. Byron

B. Southey

C. shelly

D. Coleridge.

 

32. ‘Fanny Prince’ is a character in

A. Sense and Sensibility

B. Persuasions

C. Pride and Prejudice

D. Mansfield Park

 

33. In which poem of Keats, Milton's influence is mostly visible.

A. Hyperion

B. Endymion

C. Lamia

D. Isabella

  

34. The Jacobite uprising of 1745 is dealt with by Walter Scott in.

A. Guy Mannering

B. Heart of Midlothian

c. Rob Roy

D. Waverley

  

35. Which of the word "gusto” is associated with the writer

A. Leigh Hunt

B. William Blake

C. Byron

D. William Hazlitt

 

36. Coleridge's poem ‘Love’ is addressed to

A. Dorothy Wordsworth

B. Anne Smith

C. Mary Shelly

D. Sara Hutchinson.

 

37. "God made the country and Man made the town" lines by

A. Collins

B. Blake

C. Thomson.

D. Cowper

  

38. Who among the following poets wrote in an antique vocabulary going back three centuries.

A. Blake

B. Collins

C. Thomson

D. Cowper

  

39. The Biblical character that figures in Keats' Ode to Nightingale

A. Ahab

B. Susanna

C. Eve

D. Ruth

 

40. Which of the following is Shelly's autobiographical poem.

A. Adonais   

B. Queen Mab

C. The Cenci

D. Alaster.

Answers:

1)4	2)2	3)1	4)1	5)2	6)4	7)4	8)2	9)3	10)1
11)1	12)3	13)1	14)4	15)4	16)3	17)2	18)4	19)1	20)3
21.B	22.D	23.B	24.B	25.D	26.B	27.C	28.C	29.A	30.A
31.A	32.D	33.A	34.D	35.D	36.D	37.D	38.D	39.D	40.D