A. Shelley

B. Wordsworth

C. Shakespeare

B. The Paritan Church

C. None of these

D. Satan

A. the best poet of the country

B. a classical poet

D. a winner of the Noble Prize in poetry

A. a short story

C. a soft style epic

D. a long narrative prose

A. Prufrock

C. East Coker

D. The Hollow men

B. The poem is an indictment of racial prejudice in Harlem.

C. The poem is an analytical exploration of racial differences in the United States.

D. Hughes uses a universal speaker for an exploration of a profound racial divide between blacks and whites.

B. none of these

C. Hardy

D. Shaw

A. It is a meditation on the alienation of the modern person from nature.

C. It is a meditation on the cultural isolation of African Americans in New England.

D. It is a meditation on the poets personal experience of assimilation.

A. They both address the theme of death.

B. Both use formal meter to present a narrative structure.

C. They are both set in rural New England.

A. John Keats

C. Robert Herrick

D. John Milton

A. His study of ancient history

B. His study of medicine

D. His study of Sanskrit

A. job and tiredness

C. expectation and depression

D. love and beauty

A. None of these

B. Coleridge

D. Shelley

A. Vladimir Mayakovsky

B. Aleksander Wat

C. Umberto Boccioni

B. The leading characteristic of the age

C. The language of the age

D. The primary author of the age

A. Keith Douglas

C. Karl Shapiro

D. Randall Jarrell

B. Frost

C. Dickens

D. W.B. Yeats

A. Milton

C. Wordsworth

D. Charles Dickens

B. none of the above

C. a sense of distress

D. the basic unit of a composition

E. oral lesson

A. John Milton

B. Thomas Otway

D. John Dryden

A. Objective Co-relative

B. psycho-analysis

C. Symbolism and Mysticism

A. Narrative ballads

C. Blank Verse

D. Sensory images

A. King Alfred the Great

B. Francis Bacon

C. Geoffery Chaucer

A. None of these

B. Metaphor

D. Rhetoric

A. None of these

B. The best nature poet

C. The representative poet of Romantic Age

A. a winner of Noble Prize in Poetry

C. the best poet of the country

D. a classical poet

A. James Joyce

B. W.B. Yeats

D. Philip Sydney

A. Pride and Prejudice

B. The Daffodils

C. Culture and Anarchy

B. He moved to New York from Alabama and the stark contrast between these places deeply influenced his writing.

C. He spent most of his life in Washington, DC, moving to Harlem only after he gained literary fame.

D. He was a native New Yorker who did not travel much but who was keenly aware of New Yorks complexity and diversity.

A. Shelley

C. Keats

D. Browning

A. Mark Twain

B. Robert Frost

C. Emily Dickinson

A. Hughes was very conscious that he

B. an American poet, and this profoundly influenced his writing.

C. Hughes wrote about the legacy of the American Civil War and its long-term cultural consequences.

D. Hughes introduced new subject-matter and new language into poetry.

A. Bitterness and revenge

B. None of these

D. Hatred and jealousy

B. 10th

C. 12th

D. 11th

A. Jonathan Swift

B. Edmund Walter

D. Dr. Samuel Johnson

A. Jane Austine

C. Charles Lamb

D. Shelley

A. Fable

B. None of these

D. Epic

B. The ideal of courtly love

C. The alchemical concept of the philosophers stone

D. The Renaissance concept of humanism

B. Spenser

C. Chaucer

D. Shakespeare

B. a poem

C. A novel

D. a short story

A. Rudyard Kipling

C. Rupert Brooke

D. Hart Crane

B. These lines and the poem as a whole are primarily concerned with the extension of Britains imperial power.

C. These lines and the poem as a whole seek to directly express the horrors of war.

D. These lines and the poem as a whole rely on assonance to magnify the critique of war expressed in the poem.

A. Kabalistic imagery

C. Everyday imagery

D. Nationalist imagery

A. embraces the rhythms and diction of common mans speech.

C. was written at the very beginning of the 20th century.

D. does not employ rhyme.

B. Albert Einstein

C. Isaac Newton

D. Jagadish Chandra Basu

A. None of these

B. A ballad

C. An Ode

A. Moores harsh critique of the carnage of World War I

C. Moores emotional and aesthetic attachment to England

D. Moores interest in Englands civilizing mission in the world

A. Middle English

B. Victorian

D. Restoration

A. Oliver Goldsmith

B. Charles Dickens

C. Jane Austen

A. William Shakespeare

C. John Skelton

D. Sir Thomas Wyatt