26836 . Who is an Irish writer?  
  • A. Robert Frost
  • B. W. B. Yeats
  • C. John Keats
  • D. Hemingway
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26837 . Who is a Victorian writer?
  • A. Robert Browning
  • B. Francis Bacon
  • C. Thomas Jean
  • D. none
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26838 . Who wrote 'Far From the Madding Crowd?
  • A. Thomas Hardy
  • B. Dickens
  • C. Huxley
  • D. Forster
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26839 .  “The Doctor's Dilemma' is a/an-
  • A. novel
  • B. play
  • C. opera
  • D. fiction
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26840 . Who is the following is a playwright?
  • A. Harold Pinter
  • B. Dickens
  • C. Frost
  • D. Whitman
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26841 . Who was inspired by the French Revolution?
  • A. Wordsworth
  • B. Shelley
  • C. Keats
  • D. Shakespeare
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26842 . 'Written in March' is a— by William Wordsworth.
  • A. novel
  • B. poem
  • C. drama
  • D. epic
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26843 . “She Walks in Beatuy' is a poem of -
  • A. Donne
  • B. Shelley
  • C. Byron
  • D. Keats
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26844 .  'Endymion' is a long poem by -   
  • A. Byron
  • B. Keats
  • C. Yeats
  • D. Shelley
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26845 . Who lived a short life among the Romantics?
  • A. Shelley
  • B. Wordsworth
  • C. Byron
  • D. Keats
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26846 . "Thus conscience does make cowards of us all' is a dialogue from -  
  • A. Romeo & Julieto
  • B. Othello
  • C. Macbeth
  • D. Hamlet
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26847 . 'Iago’ is a character in the play of -
  • A. Macbeth
  • B. Hamlet
  • C. King Lear
  • D. Othello
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26848 . Who said, “It is impossible to love and be wise”?
  • A. Thomas Carlyle
  • B. John Donne
  • C. Francis Bacon
  • D. Shakespeare
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26849 .  “Tamburlaine the Great was written by -
  • A. Shakespeare
  • B. Ben Johnson
  • C. Marlowe
  • D. John Webster
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26850 . Neo-classical period indicates -
  • A. 1660 – 1750
  • B. 1760 – 1785
  • C. 1660 – 1798
  • D. none
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