AIOU Solved Quiz MODERN POETRY 9068 Spring 2023.pptx

was a civil right organization established in 20th century for the
rights of Black community.
a. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP) b. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) c.
The National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) d. National Alliance
of Autism Research Medical
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a. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP)
The work of Whitman was profoundly admired by .
a. Ralph Waldo Emerson b. Emily Dickens c. Ezra Pond d. T.S. Eliot
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a. Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Stolen Child is written by .
a. Cummings b. Yeats c. Auden d. William Blake
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b. Yeats
"The Stolen Child" is a poem written by W.B. Yeats, a renowned Irish poet
and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature. The poem was
published in 1889 as part of his collection "The Wanderings of Oisin and
Other Poems."
Who is the father of E E Cummings?
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a. Edward Cummings b. Walt Whitman c. William Butler Yeats d. W.H.
Auden
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a. Edward Cummings
E.E. Cummings, the American poet and writer known for his unique style of
poetry and experimentation with language, was born as Edward Estlin
Cummings. He later adopted the poetic pen name E.E. Cummings, and his
father's name was Edward Cummings.
Where was Ezra Pound born?
a. Hailey, Idaho b. Washington c. St. Louis, Missouri d. Illinois
Correct Answer
c. St. Louis, Missouri
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Ezra Pound, the influential American modernist poet and critic, was born in
Hailey, Idaho, on October 30, 1885.
The literary work written by Emily Dickinson was got published .
a. During 17th century b. During 20th century c. In her life d. After her death
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d. After her death
Emily Dickinson, the American poet known for her unique and innovative
style, did not achieve significant recognition during her lifetime. The majority
of her poems were published posthumously, after her death on May 15, 1886.
Her first collection of poems was published in 1890, four years after she
passed away.
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discarded the conventional norms of reality and the positive
aspect of Nature
a. Medieval age b. Greek age c. Victorian age d. Modern age
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d. Modern age
The Modern age in literature, which roughly spans from the late 19th century
to the mid-20th century, saw a significant departure from traditional literary
norms. Many modernist writers and artists, like those associated with the
modernist movement, discarded conventional norms of reality and often
presented a more fragmented, complex, and sometimes pessimistic view of
the world. Nature, which had been traditionally depicted in a positive and
romanticized light, was also reinterpreted in various ways during the Modern
age.
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Avant-garde is a movement of modern age which means .
a. Advanced guard b. Fallback c. Impediment d. Evacuation
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a. Advanced guard
Avant-garde, in the context of the arts and literature, refers to a movement that
pushes the boundaries of traditional or mainstream aesthetics, techniques, and
ideas. It involves innovative and experimental approaches, often challenging
the established norms and leading the way for new and unconventional styles.
The term "avant-garde" is derived from French and literally translates to
"advanced guard," indicating a group that is at the forefront of change and
progress.
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The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling is written in
a. 1894 b. 1895 c. 1896 d. 1890
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a. 1894
"The Jungle Book" by Rudyard Kipling was first published in 1894. It is a
collection of stories set in the Indian jungle and features memorable characters
like Mowgli, Baloo the bear, Bagheera the black panther, and Shere Khan the
tiger. The book has become a classic of children's literature and has been
adapted into numerous films and other media over the years.
Who is the contemporary of Walt Whitman? a. Rumi b. William Shakespeare
c. Emily Dickinson d. Alexander Pope
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c. Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson, the American poet, was a contemporary of Walt Whitman.
Both poets lived during the 19th century and are considered to be two of the
most significant and influential American poets of their time. However, their
styles and approaches to poetry were quite different. While Whitman's poetry
was expansive, free-verse, and celebrated the individual and democracy,
Dickinson's poetry was characterized by its concise and often enigmatic style,
exploring themes of nature, death, and the human mind.
E E Cummings is renowned due to the in his poetic works.
a. Use of stylistic Deviation b. Use of iambic meter c. Use of lyrical pattern d.
Use of couplet
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a. Use of stylistic Deviation
E.E. Cummings is renowned for his unique and experimental style in his
poetic works. He often deviated from traditional norms of punctuation,
capitalization, and syntax, and he played with the visual layout of his poems
on the page. Cummings' poetry is known for its unconventional use of
language and its ability to evoke emotions and create vivid imagery through
innovative wordplay and structure. This stylistic deviation sets his poetry
apart and has made him a distinctive and influential figure in modern poetry.
Slant Style is also called .
a. Half rhyme b. Near rhyme c. Both A & B d. Couplet
Correct Answer
c. Both A & B
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Slant rhyme, also known as half rhyme or near rhyme, refers to a type of
rhyme in which the ending sounds of words are similar but not identical. In
slant rhyme, the words share some sound resemblance, but they do not rhyme
perfectly as they would in a traditional rhyme scheme (like in a couplet). The
terms "half rhyme" and "near rhyme" are often used interchangeably to
describe this poetic technique.
Who was the wife of William Carlos Williams?
a. Florence Henderson b. Florence Williams c. Florence Nightingale d.
Florenc Pugh
Correct Answer
b. Florence Williams

William Carlos Williams, the American poet, and writer, was married to
Florence Williams. She was a supportive and influential figure in his life and
work.
Dorothy, wife of Ezra Pound was the daughter of .
a. Olivia Shakespeare b. Olivia Wilde c. Olivia Munn d. Olivia Rodrigo
Correct Answer
a. Olivia Shakespeare
Dorothy Shakespear, the wife of Ezra Pound, was the daughter of Olivia
Shakespeare and Francis Fisher Kane. She was an artist and writer in her own
right and played a significant role in Pound's life and work.
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The works of are the expressions of the Black Community,
which are hardly fictitious.
a. William Carlos Williams b. Langston Hughes c. William Wordsworth d.
Robert Frost
Correct Answer
b. Langston Hughes
The works of Langston Hughes, the prominent African American poet, and
writer, are known for being genuine expressions of the Black community.
Hughes' poetry, essays, and plays often dealt with the experiences, struggles,
and aspirations of African Americans during the Harlem Renaissance and
beyond. His writing was grounded in the realities of the Black experience and
sought to give a voice to the hopes and challenges of his community.
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Whitman refers himself as ; because he voices for every
individual; he feels pain and joy of every common man.
a. The poet of life b. The poet of death c. The poet of soul/ poet of body d.
The poet of nature
Correct Answer
c. The poet of soul/ poet of body
Walt Whitman referred to himself as "The poet of soul" or "The poet of body"
because his poetry celebrated and embraced the experiences, emotions, and
struggles of all individuals, regardless of their background or social status. He
sought to connect with the common man and capture the essence of the human
condition, both the physical and spiritual aspects. Whitman's poetry often
celebrated the human body and soul, and he expressed the pain, joy, and
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complexity of human existence in his works. This inclusive and empathetic
approach to poetry is one of the defining characteristics of his writing.
Auden acquired his higher education from_ .
a. Cambridge University b. Christ Church, Oxford c. Istanbul University d.
The University of Birmingham
Correct Answer
b. Christ Church, Oxford
W.H. Auden, the English-American poet and writer, acquired his higher
education at Christ Church, Oxford. He studied English literature at the
university and became associated with a group of writers known as the
"Oxford Group" or "Auden Generation," which included other notable literary
figures such as Christopher Isherwood and Stephen Spender.
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The Cantos is written by in modern age.
a. Ezra Pond b. W.H. Auden c. Joseph Conrad
Correct Answer
a. Ezra Pond
The Cantos is a long, epic poem written by Ezra Pound, an influential
American modernist poet and critic. It is considered one of his major works
and spans a vast range of subjects, incorporating historical events, literary
references, and philosophical themes. Pound's Cantos are known for their
complexity and experimental style, making them a significant contribution to
modernist literature.
Imagism a twentieth century literary movement focused on .
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a. The theory of religion b. Historical Incidents c. The theory of economy d.
The theory of politics
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b. Historical Incidents
Imagism was a twentieth-century literary movement that focused on
presenting precise and vivid imagery in poetry. It sought to emphasize clarity,
directness, and the use of concrete language to evoke sensory experiences and
emotions. Imagist poets aimed to capture the essence of a moment or an object
and often drew inspiration from historical incidents, nature, and everyday life.
Some of the key poets associated with the Imagist movement include Ezra
Pound, H.D. (Hilda Doolittle), and Amy Lowell, among others.
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