Can you score 10 / 10? ALFRED LORD TENNYSON - All for Teaching

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MCQ on Alfred Lord Tennyson 

Can you Score 10 / 10?

Alfred Lord Tennyson is an important literary figure. He has contributed much to English literature. How much do you know about him?  Whether you know about him or not, by now, you will be made aware that knowing about him is important for UG TRB, PG TRB, TET, KVS, NVS, EMRS and what not. 

If you are preparing for recruitment examination, especially for teaching examination, and you belong to English Major, you should know about this genius. 











Question 1 of 10


This work of Tennyson deals about King Arthur and Round Table
A. Maud and Other Poems
B. Enoch Arden
C.Series of Idylls of the King
D.The Death of OEnone

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