MCQs_William Wordsworth, F. R. Leavis and Literary Terms
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- 1. MCQs & Answers William Wordsworth Dr Sudhir Mathpati (M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,NET) Assistant Professor Department of English Adarsh Mahavidyalaya, Omerga, Dist. Osmanabad, MS, India F. R. Leavis Literary Terms
- 2. MCQs & Answers Q.1. Which work of William Wordsworth, with the joint publication with Samuel Taylor Coleridge, helped to launch the Romantic Age in English literature? A. Lyrical Ballads B The Excursion C Poems, in Two Volumes D The Prelude A Lyrical Ballad Q.2. F. R. Leavis strongly believed that literature should be closely related to____ A Criticism of art B Criticism of life C Criticism of society D Criticism of nation B Criticism of Life
- 3. MCQs & Answers Q.3. _________is a form of Figure of Speech which when heard or read can seem to be completed self contradicting. A Style B Paradox C Wit D Symbol B Paradox Q.4. From which year to which year that William Wordsworth served as the Poet Laureate of Britain? A 1840 -1855 B 1842 -1851 C 1833 -1848 D 1843 -1850 D 1843- 1850
- 4. MCQs & Answers Q.5. F. R. Leavis was born on_________ A 14th July 1895 B 13th July 1895 C 15th July 1895 D 16th July 1895 A 14th July 1895 Q.6. When human characteristics are attributed to an inanimate object then it is called as____________ A Sentimentality B Paradox C Satire D Personification D Personification
- 5. MCQs & Answers Q.7. What is the name of the sister of William Wordsworth, who is also a poet and diarist? A Dorothy Wordsworth B Anna Wordsworth C Agnes Wordsworth D Shirley Wordsworth A Dorothy Wordsworth Q.8. F. R. Leavis thinks that the Critic’s duty is to assess works according to_____ A Tradition B Wishes of Society C Wishes of Critics D Author and Society’s Moral Position D Author and Society’s Moral Position
- 6. MCQs & Answers Q.9. Literary Movements that developed towards the end of the Civil War and stressed that actual as opposed to the imagined or fanciful is known as_____ A Theme B Symbol C Realism D Fantasy C Realism Q.10.When was William Wordsworth born? A 7th July 1767 B 7th April 1770 C 10th September 1772 D 20th March 1773 B 7 April 1770
- 7. MCQs & Answers Q.11. F. R. Leavis had edited_________journal A Global B Quest C Scrutiny D Galaxy C Scrutiny Q.12. _____________ is a form of literature that uses ridicule to make events and people look foolish. A Satire B Irony C Fantasy D Wit A Satire
- 8. MCQs & Answers Q.13. When did William Wordsworth marry Mary Hutchinson? A 1798 B 1812 C 1805 D 1802 D 1802 Q.14. F. R. Leavis’ full name is_______________ A Frink Raymond Leavis B Frank Raymond Leavis C Franky Raymond Leavis D Frank Raimond Leavis B Frank Raymond Leavis
- 9. MCQs & Answers Q.15. The main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work is called as______ A Setting B Character Sketch C Theme D Style C Theme Q.16. Who is the author of Concept of The Prelude? A William Wordsworth B S. T. Coleridge C P. B. Shelly D John Keats A William Wordsworth
- 10. MCQs & Answers Q.17. The concept of ‘Business Criticism’ is associated with_________ A William Wordsworth B S. T. Coleridge C P. B. Shelly D F. R. Leavis D F. R. Leavis Q.18. Oliver Goldsmith’s The Vicar of the Wakefield is an example of_______ A Sentimental Novel B Tragic Novel C Comic Novel D Campus Novel A Sentimental Novel
- 11. MCQs & Answers Q.19. To whom “poetry is the spontaneous over-flow of powerful passion.” A Keats B Shelley C Wordsworth D Coleridge C Wordsworth Q.20. The term ‘Concrete Realization’ is associated with_________ A F. R. Leavis B S. T. Coleridge C P. B. Shelly D William Wordsworth A F. R. Leavis
- 12. MCQs & Answers Q.21. The humours statement that holds intellectual background is called as____ A Technique B Tragedy C Wit D Symbol C Wit Q.22. Wordsworth’s Preface to the Lyrical Ballads is believed to be the Preamble to Romantic Criticism. In which year was it published? A 1798 B 1800 C 1801 D 1802 A 1798
- 13. MCQs & Answers Q.23. Who said, “A novel, like a poem, is made of words”? A P. B. Shelly B S. T. Coleridge C F. R. Leavis D William Wordsworth C F. R. Leavis Q.24. Something that is itself and yet represent something else is called as______ A Tragedy B Irony C Satire D Symbol D Symbol
- 14. MCQs & Answers Q.25. “Poetry is emotions recollected in tranquility.” Who has defined poetry in these words? A Shelley B Wordsworth C Coleridge D Matthew Arnold B Wordsworth Q.26. "Tradition and the Individual Talent" was written by______ A P. B. Shelly B F. R. Leavis C S. T. Coleridge D William Wordsworth B F. R. Leavis
- 15. MCQs & Answers Q.27. When did William Wordsworth die? A 1854 B 1849 C 1852 D 1850 D 1850 Q.28. Who is the author of New Bearings in English Poetry A P. B. Shelly B William Wordsworth C S. T. Coleridge D F. R. Leavis D F. R. Leavis
- 16. Thank you ! Dr Sudhir Mathpati (M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,NET) Assistant Professor Department of English Adarsh Mahavidyalaya, Omerga, Dist. Osmanabad, MS, India