UG TRB English - Unit Wise Mock Test - Unit 1
UG TRB English
Unit Wise Mock Test
Unit 1
1. The Age of Shakespeare
1625 - 1660
1557 - 1625
1400 - 1557
Answer : 1557 - 1625
Explanation: 1625 - 1660 - Age of Milton
1557 - 1625 - Age of Shakespeare
1400 - 1557 - From Chaucer to Tottel's Miscellany
2. The Age of Dryden
1625 - 1660
1660 - 1700
1700 - 1745
Answer : 1660 - 1700
Explanation:
1625 to 1600 - Age of Milton
1660 to 1700 - The Age of Dryden
1700 to 1745 - The Age of Pope
3.The Age of Tennyson comes after
The Age of Wordsworth
The Johnson
The Age of Pope
Answer : The Age of Wordsworth
Explanation:
The Age of Pope - 1700 - 1745
The Age of Johnson - 1745 - 1798
The Age of Wordsworth - 1798 - 1832
The Age of Tennyson - 1832 - 1887
4. It is regarded as the early form of English speech
Anglo-norman
Anglo Saxon
French
Answer : Anglo Saxon
Explanation: The English of the 14th century grew out of the Anglo Saxon of the 5th century by a regular course of evolution
5. The author of Beowulf is
Cynewulf
Caedmon
Unknown
Answer : Unknown
Explanation : Beowulf is an Anglo Saxon poetry by some unknown Northumbrain poet.
6. Brut is a poem by
William Langland
Layamon
Barbour
Answer : Layamon
Explanation : Layamon was a parish priest of Worcestershire. His poem ' Brut ' has some 30000 lines, contains the legendary history of ancient Britain.
7. He is considered as the first national English poet
Edmund Spenser
John Dryden
Geoffrey Chaucer
Answer : Geoffrey Chaucer
8. She is known as the Morning Star of the Reformation
Geoffrey Chaucer
Petrarch
John Wycliffe
Answer : John Wycliffe
Explanation : He spent his life to the great task of reviving spiritual Christianity in England.
9. Chaucer made pointed reference to Petrarch and Boccacio in his
Prologue to the Cleark's Tale
Prologue to the Nun's Tale
Prologue to the Wife of Bath's Tale
Answer : Prologue to the Cleark's Tale
10. This work of Chaucer Boccacio's Filastrato
The legend of Good women
Troylus and Cryseyde
The Boke of the Duchess
Answer : Troilus and Criseyde
11. It is the finest narrative work in the Canterbury Tales
Knight's Tale
Clerk's Tale
Nun's Tale
Answer : Knight's Tale
Explanation : This tale is based on Boccacio's Teseide
12. He is known as the Morning Star of Renaissance
John Dryden
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Answer : Geoffrey Chaucer
13. Chaucer dedicated his Troylus and Cryseyde to
John Barbour
William Langland
John Gower
Answer : John Gower
Explanation : Mentioned him as the ' moral Gower '
14. Treatise on Astrolabe was written by
Geoffrey Chaucer
John Gower
John Wycliffe
Answer : Geoffrey Chaucer
Explanation: It was written for his son.
15. War of Roses were fought during
1455 to 1486
1465 to 1496
1475 to 1506
Answer : 1455 - 1486
Explanation: It was fought between Houses of York and Lancaster.
16. The Governail of Princess was written by
Thomas Hoccleve
John Lydgate
Geoffrey Chaucer
Answer : Thomas Hoccleve
Explanation: In its Prologue he laments about Chaucer's death
17. Tennyson's Idylls of the king was largely based on
Malory's Travels of Mandeville
Malory's Governail of Princess
Malory's Morte D' Arthur
Answer : Malory's Morte D' Arthur
Explanation : Malory's Morte D' Arthur is a compilation made from a number of French romances dealing with different portion of the vast cycle of legends which have grown up about king Arthur and his knights of the round table .
18. William Tyndale's English New Testament
1535
1545
1555
Answer : 1535
19. Sir Thomas Moore's Utopia was much inspired by
Dante's Eloquentia de vulgari
Plato's Republic
Aristotle's Poetics
Answer : Plato's Republic
Explanation : describe about an ideal state of society.
20. It is the earliest known dramatic representation
St. Katherine
Four P's
Tragedy of Dido
Answer: St. Katherine
Explanation: A Latin play performed at Dunstable about 1110
21. The competition in John Heywood's Four P's is
To find out who can speak clearly
To find out who can run faster
To find out who can tell the biggest lie
Answer: To find out who can tell the biggest lie
Explanation : Four P's, a dialogue in which a Palmer, a Pardoner, a Pothecary and a Pedlar exchange racy stories, and finally enter into competition as to which of them can tell the biggest lie.
22. It is the first play to use blank verse
Four P's
Gorboduc
Roister Doister
Answer : Gorboduc
Explanation: Gorboduc ( also known as Ferrex and Porrex) is based on Geoffrey of Monmouth's history, and was written by Thomas Sackville and Thomas Norton.
23. Age of Shakespeare starts with the
Accession of Elizabeth
Death of James I
Accession of James I
Answer : Accession of Elizabeth
Explanation: The Age of Shakespeare
1558 - 1625
24. It is the first regular verse satire in English language
Mac Flecnoe
The Steele Glas
Falls of Princes
Answer : The Steele Glase
Explanation: The Steele Glase (1576) of George Gadcoigne possesses some interest as the 1st regular verse satire in the English language.
25. Amoretti series has
80 sonnets
88 sonnets
90 sonnets
Answer : 88 sonnets
Explanation: Amoretti - Spenser
Answer and Explanation:
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