Unit-II Part-IV

1.      Who among the following is not a part of the Oxford Movement?

                        a.  John Keble 

                        b. John Ruskin

                        c. Cardinal Newman     

                        d. Hurrell Froude

2.      Which among the following periodical is associated with John Henry Newman?

                        a.  The Spectator

                        b. The Germ     

                        c. The Rambler         

                        d. The Tatler

3.      Callista is a novel written by :

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin

                        c. Leslie Stephen           

                        d. Walter Pater

4.      Who was the founder of the charitable educational trust ‘Guild of St George’?

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin  

                        c. Leslie Stephen         

                        d. Walter Pater

5.      "Kata Physin" is a pen name used by who among the following?

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin 

                        c. Leslie Stephen           

                        d. Walter Pater

6.      Match the following works with their authors :

                 i.          The Poetry of Architecture                                    -              (a) Charles Dickens

                ii.          Books and Characters                                            ­-              (b) John Ruskin

               iii.          The Playground of Europe                                    -              (c) Lytton Strachey

               iv.          A Christmas Carol                                                  -              (d) Leslie Stephen

                  a.  (i)–b, (ii)–c, (iii)–d, (iv)–a

                  b. (i)–d, (ii)–a, (iii)–b, (iv)–c

                  c. (i)–a, (ii)–d, (iii)–b, (iv)-c

                  d. (i)–c, (ii)–a, (iii)–d, (iv)–b

7.      The King of the Golden River is a Victorian classic written by :

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin

                        c. Leslie Stephen         

                        d. Walter Pater

8.      Which among the following is a work of John Ruskin?

                        a.   The Seven Lamps of Architecture 

                        b. The Stones of Venice 

                        c.  Sesame and Lilies                               

                        d. All of them

9.      ‘Pathetic fallacy’ is a term coined by :

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin  

                        c. Leslie Stephen        

                        d. Walter Pater

10.   Wealth is 'well-being', illth is ‘ill-being’ – Whose quote is this?

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. John Ruskin 

                        c. Leslie Stephen          

                        d. Walter Pater

11.   Eminent Victorians is written by : 

                        a.  Cardinal Newman

                        b. George Meredith

                        c. John Ruskin               

                        d. Lytton Strachey

12.   ‘The History of English Thought in the Eighteenth Century’ is a work by :

                        a.  George Eliot 

                        b. George Meredith

                        c. R.L. Stevenson          

                        d. Leslie Stephen

13.   Who among the following wrote the biography Queen Victoria?

                        a.  Lytton Strachey

                        b. John Ruskin  

                        c. Leslie Stephen    

                        d. Walter Pater

14.   Which among the following is a novel of George Eliot which is explicitly about the Great Reform act of 1832?

                        a.  Felix Holt, The Radical                             

                        b. Adam Bede

                        c.  The Mill of the Floss                            

                        d. Romola

15.   Match the following authors with their works :

                      i.     Matthew Arnold                                                       -              (a) The Crown of Wild Olive

                     ii.     John Ruskin                                                             -              (b) Middlemarch

                    iii.     Mary Ann Evans                                                      -              (c) Little Dorrit

                    iv.     Charles Dickens                                                      -              (d) Culture and Anarchy

                  a.  (i)–b, (ii)–c, (iii)–d, (iv)–a 

                  b. (i)–d, (ii)–a, (iii)–b, (iv)–c

                  c. (i)–a, (ii)–d, (iii)–b, (iv)-c

                  d. (i)–c, (ii)–a, (iii)–d, (iv)–b

16.   Which among the following is true about Victorian Reform Acts?

a.      The 1832 Reform Act extended the right to vote to any man owning a household worth £10.

b.      The 1867 Reform Act extended the right to vote still further down the class ladder, adding just short of a million voters—including many workingmen—and doubling the electorate.

c.      The 1832 Reform Act tripled the electorate again, giving the vote to most agricultural laborers.

d.      All of them

17.   Arrange the following novels of Charles Dickens in chronological order :

a.      The Pickwick Papers – Oliver Twist – David Copperfield – Great Expectations

b.      Oliver Twist – David Copperfield – Great Expectations - The Pickwick Papers

c.      David Copperfield – Great Expectations - The Pickwick Papers – Oliver Twist

d.      Great Expectations – Oliver Twist – David Copperfield – The Pickwick Papers

18.   ‘Mr. Micawber’  and ‘Uriah Heep’ are characters in which Dickens’s novel?

                        a. A Tale of Two Cities

                        b. Oliver Twist

                        c. David Copperfield          

                        d. A Christmas Carol

19.   'Ebenezer Scrooge', 'Tiny Tim', 'Jacob Marley' and 'Bob Cratchit' are characters of which Dickens’s Novel?

                        a. A Tale of Two Cities

                        b. Oliver Twist

                        c. David Copperfield          

                        d. A Christmas Carol

20.   'The Artful Dodger', 'Fagin' and 'Bill Sikes' are characters of which Dickens’s Novel?

                        a. A Tale of Two Cities

                        b. Oliver Twist

                        c. David Copperfield          

                        d. A Christmas Carol

21.   'Pip', ‘Abel Magwitch’ and 'Miss Havisham' are characters of which Dickens’s Novel?

                        a. A Tale of Two Cities

                        b. Oliver Twist

                        c. Great Expectations          

                        d. A Christmas Carol

22.   'Sydney Carton' and 'Charles Darnay' are characters of which Dickens’s Novel?

                        a. A Tale of Two Cities

                        b. Oliver Twist

                        c. Great Expectations          

                        d. A Christmas Carol

23.   Sketches by Boz is a work of :

                        a.  Lytton Strachey 

                        b. Charles Dickens         

                        c. Leslie Stephen        

                        d. Walter Pater

24.   Which among the following is the first Victorian Novel with a child protagonist?

                        a.  Dubliners      

                        b. Lord of the Flies

                        c. Oliver Twist  

                        d. The God of Small Things

25.   Which among the following is a periodical written entirely by Charles Dickens?

                        a.  Master Humphrey’s Clock                                  

                        b. Evening Chronicle

                        c.  Bentley’s Miscellany                                            

                        d. Monthly Magazine

26.   Sunday Under Three Heads  is a pamphlet written by :

                        a.  Lytton Strachey 

                        b. Charles Dickens         

                        c. Leslie Stephen        

                        d. Walter Pater

27.   All the Year Round  was a Victorian periodical founded by :

                        a.  Lytton Strachey 

                        b. Charles Dickens         

                        c. Leslie Stephen        

                        d. Walter Pater

28.   Which among the following is the final unfinished novel of Charles Dickens?

                        a.  Edwin Drood      

                        b. Barnaby Rudge         

                        c. Nicholas Nickleby  

                        d. The Haunted Man       

29.   The fictional name for ‘Oxford’ in Hardy’s Wessex novels is :

                        a.  Casterbridge      

                        b. Christminster         

                        c. Off Wessex  

                        d. Deansleigh                      

30.   The fictional region ‘Wessex’ is first introduced by Hardy in which of his novel?

                        a.  Under the Greenwood Tree      

                        b. The Mayor of Casterbridge         

                        c. Far from the Madding Crowd  

                        d. Jude the Obscure

31.   ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’ is a novel written by :

                        a.  Thomas Hardy 

                        b. Rudyard Kipling         

                        c. W.H. Auden        

                        d. Stephen Spender

32.   Poems of 1912-1913 are an elegiac sequence written by :

                        a.  Thomas Hardy 

                        b. Rudyard Kipling         

                        c. W.H. Auden        

                        d. Stephen Spender

33.   ‘A Cliffhanger’ is a plot device in fiction which features a main character in a precarious or difficult dilemma. The term is originated from who among the following?
                        a.  Charles Dickens
                        b. Thomas Hardy          
                        c. Rudyard Kipling 
                        d. Virginia Woolf

34.   Match the following Hardy’s novels with their alternative titles?

                      i.     Tess of the d’Urbervilles                                       ­-              (a) The Life and Death of a Man of Character

                     ii.     The Mayor of Casterbridge                                  -              (b) A Comedy in Chapters

                    iii.     The Well – Beloved                                                -              (c) A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented

                    iv.     The Hand of Ethelberta                                         -              (d) A Sketch of a Temperament

                  a.  (i)–b, (ii)–c, (iii)–d, (iv)–a  

                  b. (i)–d, (ii)–a, (iii)–b, (iv)–c

                  c. (i)–a, (ii)–d, (iii)–b, (iv)-c

                  d. (i)–c, (ii)–a, (iii)–d, (iv)–b

35.   The Dynasts is a verse drama written by :

                        a.  Thomas Hardy 

                        b. Rudyard Kipling         

                        c. W.H. Auden        

                        d. Stephen Spender

36.   Which among the following is a poetry collection of Thomas Hardy?
                        a.  Moments of Vision                                          
                        b. Satires of Circumstance
                        c.  Winter Words in Various Moods and Metres   
                        d. All of them

37.   Which among the following is the correct chronological order of Hardy’s Wessex novels?

a.      Under the Greenwood Tree – Far From the Madding Crowd – Tess of the d’Urbervilles – Jude the Obscure

b.      Far From the Madding Crowd – Tess of the d’Urbervilles – Jude the Obscure  - Under the Greenwood Tree

c.      Tess of the d’Urbervilles – Jude the Obscure - Under the Greenwood Tree – Far From the Madding Crowd

d.      Jude the Obscure  - Under the Greenwood Tree – Far From the Madding Crowd – Tess of the d’Urbervilles

38.   Which of the following pen name is correct?
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte - Currer Bell
                        b. Emily Bronte - Ellis Bell          
                        c. Anne Bronte - Action Bell 
                        d. All of them

39.   'Jane Eyre' is written by :
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

40.   'The Tenant of Wildfell Hall' is a feminist novel by :
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

41.   'Wuthering Heights' is a novel written by :
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

42.   What is the alternate title of Jane Eyre?
                        a. A Story     
                        b. An Autobiography
                        c. A Novel         
                        d. A Travelogue

43.   Match the following works with their author :

                      i.     Shirley                                                        -              (a) William Makepeace Thackeray

                     ii.     Agnes Grey                                               -              (b) Charlotte Bronte

                    iii.     Adam Bede                                               -              (c) Anne Bronte

                    iv.     Vanity Fair                                                -              (d) George Eliot

                  a.  (i)–b, (ii)–c, (iii)–d, (iv)–a

                  b. (i)–d, (ii)–a, (iii)–b, (iv)–c

                  c. (i)–a, (ii)–d, (iii)–b, (iv)-c

                  d. (i)–c, (ii)–a, (iii)–d, (iv)–b

44.   Emma is an unfinished fragment of :
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

45.   ‘George Eliot’ is the pen name of :
                        a.  Mary Ann Evans
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

46.   ‘Middlemarch’ is a realistic novel by :
                        a.  George Eliot
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. Anne Isabella Thackeray

47.   Which among the following is a novel written by George Eliot?
                        a.  The Mill on the Floss                              
                        b. Silas Marner
                        c.  Daniel Deronda       
                        d. All of them

48.   "Silly Novels by Lady Novelists" is an essay written by :
                        a.  Charlotte Bronte
                        b. Emily Bronte          
                        c. Anne Bronte 
                        d. George Eliot

49.   Which among the following is a historical novel written by George Eliot?
                        a.  Felix Holt       
                        b. Daniel Deronda         
                        c. Romola       
                        d. Middlemarch

50.   A Study of Provincial Life is the alternate title of which among the following novels?
                        a.  Silas Marner      
                        b. Daniel Deronda          
                        c. Romola         
                        d. Middlemarch