Unit-III Part-VI

1.      “Good fences make good neighbours”. Identify the poet of these lines :

                        a.  Seamus Heaney 

                        b. Robert Frost  

                        c. W.H. Auden     

                        d. Stephen Spender

2.      Nora appears in the play :
                        a.  Gora      
                        b. A Doll’s House
                        c.  The Lion and the Jewel
                        d. The Playboy of the Western World

3.      Identify the playwright who does not belong to the Theatre of the Absurd :
                        a.  Synge     
                        b. Pinter   
                        c. Mamet     
                        d. Becket

4.      Who wrote the essay ‘Why I am not a Christian?’?
                        a.  John O’Casey  
                        b. Bertrand Russell
                        c. E.M Foster   
                        d. George Orwell

5.      Identify the writer of ‘Animal Farm’ :
                        a.  Ralph Ellison  
                        b. George Meredith 
                        c. George Orwell
                        d. None of the above

6.      Indicate the order of Four Quartets :

a.      Burnt Norton, Dry Salvages, East Coker, Little Gidding

b.      Little Gidding, Dry Salvages, East Coker, Burnt Norton

c.      East Coker, Burnt Norton, Little Gidding, Dry Salvages

d.      Burnt Norton, East Coker, Dry Salvages, Little Gidding

7.      ‘The Wasteland’ is dedicated to ‘the better craftsman’. Identify the craftsman :
                        a.  Ted Hughes    
                        b. Ezra Pound  
                        c. Auden    
                        d. Stephen Spender

8.      The period of the World War II is :
                        a.  1910-1916    
                        b. 1939-1945     
                        c. 1920-1926 
                        d. 1914-1920

9.      From which Upanishad Eliot quotes in ‘The Wasteland’ :
                        a.  Isa Upanishad 
                        b. Brihadharanyaka Upanishad
                        c. Katha Upanishad
                        d. Mandukya Upanishad

10.   Bernard Shaw’s plays mainly dealt with which of the following?

1. Social issues                                                2 .Political issues                                            3.Spelling reforms

                  a.  1&2 only

                  b. 2&3 only   

                  c. 1 and 3 only

                  d. 1, 2 and 3

11.   England and America are the countries divided by a common language. Who said these words?  
                        a.  Shaw         
                        b. Dr.Johnson   
                        c. Russel 
                        d. Bond

12.   Which of the following is a representative writer of the Theatre of the Absurd?
                        a.  Wesker  
                        b. Osborne   
                        c. Becket   
                        d. Wole Soyinka

13.   Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Quartets?
                        a.  Dry Salvages   
                        b. Little Gidding  
                        c. Ash Wednesday
                        d. Burnt Norton

14.   Of all the continental writers -------- influenced much the Victorian and Post-Victorian dramatists.
                        a.  Tolstoy    
                        b. Ibson      
                        c. Homer       
                        d. Victor Hugo

15.   Soon after its publication which novel of D.H. Lawrence was proscribed in England?
                        a.  Sons and Lovers 
                        b. Rainbow   
                        c. Women in Love    
                        d. Lady Chatterly’s Lover

16.   ‘While he began as a later Victorian Romantic poet, he ended as a 20th century metaphysical poet, fully abreast of the newer generation.’ Identify the ‘he’ :
                        a.  W.B. Yeats
                        b. Walter de la Mare
                        c. Osbert Sitwell
                        d. W.H. Auden

17.   Which of the following plays of Shaw is devoted to studies of religion?
                        a.  Arms and the Man 
                        b. St. Joan  
                        c. Candida    
                        d. The Apple Cart

18.   Who is often described as the greatest dramatist in the rebirth of the Irish theatre?
                        a.  J.M. Synge     
                        b. Galsworthy   
                        c. Henry Arthur Jones
                        d. J.B. Priestley

19.   “I who have lost/ My way and beg now at strangers’ doors to/ Receive love at least in small change.” From which poem are these lines taken?
                        a.  “The Invitation” 
                        b. “The Sunshine Cat”
                        c. “The Freaks”  
                        d. “My Grandmother’s House”

20.   The Net and Sandcastle are novels by ----------.
                        a.  Margaret Atwood 
                        b. Iris Murdoch  
                        c. A.S. Byatt 
                        d. Margaret Lawrence

21.   Who among these is not a ‘Movement’ poet?
                        a.  Ted Hughes   
                        b. Robert Conquest  
                        c. Philip Larkin  
                        d. Thom Gunn

22.   Which one of the following novels uses magic realism in a big way?
                        a.  Invisible Man  
                        b. Midnight’s Children
                        c. For Whom the Bell Tolls 
                        d. Tar Baby

23.   In which section of The Waste Land will you come across a reference to Phlebas the Phoenician?
                        a.  A Game of Chess
                        b. Death by Water 
                        c. What the Thunder Said 
                        d. The Burial of the Dead

24.   Who coined the term ‘the theatre of the absurd’?
                        a. Samuel Beckett
                        b. Albert Camus 
                        c. Martin Esslin
                        d. Jean Genet

25.   Who among these is NOT an Irish playwright?
                        a.  Bernard Shaw     
                        b. J.M. Synge  
                        c. Sean O’Casey
                        d. Edward Bond

26.   Name the Ibsen play significant for its critical attitude towards 19th century marriage norms :
                        a.  A Doll’s House    
                        b. Hedda Gabler 
                        c. The Wild Duck   
                        d. Ghosts

27.   Which one of these playwrights is not associated with “kitchen sink drama”?
                        a.  J.M. Synge    
                        b. John Osborne 
                        c. Arnold Wesker   
                        d. Shelagh Delaney

28.   Which novel has Hagar Shipley as the central character?
                        a.  The Diviners
                        b. The Stone Angel 
                        c. The Fire Dwellers  
                        d. A Jest of God

29.   Ursula Brangwen is a character in two novels by D.H. Lawrence in :
                        a.  The White Peacock and The Lost Girl   
                        b. Sons and Lovers and The Rainbow
                        c.  Aaron’s Rod and Sons and Lovers 
                        d. The Rainbow and Women in Love

30.   Which are the verse dramas of T.S. Eliot?

                 i.          Ash Wednesday                                                                     ii. The Cocktail Party

               iii.          Four Quartets                                                                         iv. Murder in the Cathedral

                  a.  (i) and (ii)

                  b. (ii) and (iii) 

                  c. (ii) and (iv)    

                  d. (iii) and (iv)

31.   Which poem of Wallace Stevens opens with the line, “Call the roller of big Cigars”?
                        a.  “The Emperor of Ice-cream”     
                        b. “Sunday Morning”
                        c.  “The Ideal of Order at Key West” 
                        d. “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird”

32.   Which of the novels is NOT written by William Golding?
                        a.  Lord of the Flies
                        b. The Inheritators
                        c.  The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
                        d. The Paper Man

33.   Osborne’s Look Back in Anger marked a new voice on the British stage by virtue of its reaction against :
                        a.  The problems of unemployment   
                        b. Existing affected drawing room comedies
                        c.  The problem of overcrowding in cities
                        d. Absurd theatre

34.   Name the poet who has translated Beowulf into modern English :
                        a.  Geoffrey Hill   
                        b. Tony Harrison  
                        c. Seamus Heaney 
                        d. Ted Hughes

35.   Identify the writer who is NOT from Latin America :
                        a.  Mario Vargas Llosa
                        b. George Louis Bourges
                        c. Margaret Lawrence  
                        d. Garcia Marquez

36.   ‘Free Verse’ refers to :

a. Poetry which does not follow a fixed metrical pattern.

b. Unrhymed iambic pentameter

c. A rhyming pair of iambic pentameter lines

d. A six-line stanza followed by a three-line stanza

37.   The Norman Conquest marks the beginning of :
                        a.  The Middle English period   
                        b. The Old English period
                        c.  The Modern English period
                        d. The Anglo Saxon period

38.   The term ‘kitchen sink drama’ is associated with :
                        a.  Tom Stoppard 
                        b. David Hare
                        c. Sarah Kane
                        d. Arnold Wesker

39.   Which of the following poems was written by Dylan Thomas?

a. “My Parents Kept Me from Children who were Rough”

b. “Do Not Go Gentle Into the Good Night”

c. “The Hawk Roosting”

d. “Church Going”

40.   Heart of Darkness is a fictional work based on Conrad’s journey to :
                        a.  Kenya    
                        b. Chile
                        c. Congo  
                        d. Algeria

41.   Ezra Pound’s In a Station of the Metro was :
                        a. A narrative poem   
                        b. An imagist poem    
                        c. A ‘haiku’ poem 
                        d. A sonnet

42.   Ibsen’s Ghosts is known for its :
                        a.  Use of supernatural elements  
                        b. Realistic portrayal of a decaying society
                        c.  Depiction of the First World War and its violence
                        d. Hilarious comic ending

43.   Which among the following is A.K. Ramanujan’s work?
                        a.  Poetry from Leads
                        b. A River 
                        c. Touch    
                        d. Nine Encounters

44.   Which among the following is a work of Rohinton Mistry?
                        a.  Ravan and Eddie
                        b. In An Antique Land 
                        c. Such a Long Journey
                        d. The Scent of Pepper

45.   Who among the following is NOT an aboriginal Canadian writer?
                        a.  Jeanette Armstrong 
                        b. Beatrice Culleton
                        c. Judith Wright    
                        d. Maria Campbell

46.   Name the character from Virginia Woolf’s novel To the Lighthouse who is a painter :
                        a.  Mrs. Ramsay     
                        b. James  
                        c. Lily Briscoe    
                        d. Miss La Trobes

47.   “Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold,

The falcon cannot see the falconer”  -  Which of the following poems contains the above lines :

                  a.  The Second Coming

                  b. The Tower 

                  c. Sailing to Byzantium

                  d. Leda and the Swan

48.   Name the poet associated with the Bog poems :
                        a.  Sylvia Plath   
                        b. R.S. Thomas   
                        c. Stevie Smith
                        d. Seamus Heaney

49.   “There is no sophistry in my body :

My manners are tearing off heads”  -  The above lines are taken from which among the following Ted Hughes poem:

                  a.  Hawk Roosting

                  b. The Thought-Fox

                  c. Lupercal    

                  d. Hawk in the Rain

50.   The child characters ‘Ralph’ and ‘Piggy’ appear in which of the following novels of William Golding :
                        a.  Pincher Martin   
                        b. The Inheritors 
                        c. The Spire      
                        d. Lord of the Flies

51.   Alison is a woman character in which of the following plays of John Osborne :

                        a.  Luther 

                        b. Look Back in Anger

                        c. The Entertainer

                        d. Inadmissible Evidence

52.   Tiresias appears in :
                        a.  Journey of the Magi     
                        b. The Hollow Man
                        c.  The Love Songs of J. Alfred Prufrock     
                        d. The Wasteland

53.   Which of the following works is related to the Irish Literary Revival?
                        a.  The Bald Soprano      
                        b. Look Back in Anger
                        c.  Caligula 
                        d. The Playboy of the Western World

54.   The Ascent of F6 is written by :
                        a.  W.H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood    
                        b. W.H. Auden and Stephen Spender
                        c.  Dylan Thomas and Stephen Spender    
                        d. Galsworthy

55.   Under the Net is a novel by :
                        a. Muriel Spark   
                        b. Alan Sillitoe 
                        c. David Lodge  
                        d. Iris Murdoch

56.   The bear and the squirrel are used as symbols in :
                        a.  Look Back in Anger
                        b. Luther
                        c. The Inadmissible Evidence 
                        d. The Kitchen

57.   ‘Digging’ is a poem written by :
                        a.  Seamus Heaney  
                        b. Thomas Kavanagh 
                        c. John Montague  
                        d. Seamus Deane

58.   The New Morality Movement flourished in :
                        a.  The 1950s   
                        b. The 1960s   
                        c. The 1970s      
                        d. The 1980s

59.   Who has written ‘The Unknown Citizen’?
                        a.  Larkin 
                        b. Brecht  
                        c. W.H. Auden     
                        d. Joyce

60.   Match the following :

                 i.          ‘heap of broken images’                                      -              (a)Harold Pinter

                ii.          ‘perne in a gyre’                                                   -              (b)James Joyce

               iii.          ‘comedy of menace’                                             -              (c)T.S. Eliot

               iv.          ‘stream of consciousness’                                  -              (d)W.B. Yeats

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

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

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

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

61.   Whose name is generally taken along with G.B. Shaw?
                        a.  Becket     
                        b. Brecht   
                        c. John Galsworthy 
                        d. Henry James

62.   Match the following :

                    i.     The Haw in the Rain                                                -              (a)1970

                   ii.     Lupercal                                                                   -              (b)1967

                 iii.     Wodwo                                                                      -              (c)1960

                 iv.     Crow                                                                          -              (d)1957

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

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

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

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

63.   Samuel Beckett’s Writing for Godot is subtitled as :
                        a.  ‘a tragicomedy in two acts’
                        b. ‘a tragedy in two acts’
                        c.  ‘a comedy in two acts’   
                        d. ‘a satire’

64.   Kingsley Amis’ Lucky Jim is a vigorous ……………….. novel.
                        a.  historical   
                        b. psychological 
                        c. campus  
                        d. None of them

65.   Alice Walker’s The Color Purple is written in which form?
                        a.  Epistolary form  
                        b. Picaresque form  
                        c. Romance     
                        d. Realistic form

66.   Who wrote a play of Kitchen-Sink realism?
                        a.  Harold Pinter 
                        b. Samuel Becket  
                        c. Tom Stoppard 
                        d. John Osborne

67.   Under the Net is an exploration of love touched with :
                        a.  Philosophy  
                        b. Metaphysics
                        c. Politics
                        d. Ethics

68.   “It dies in the white hours // Of young-leaf June // With chestnut flowers”. These lines occur in Philip Larkin’s :
                        a.  The Large Cool Stove
                        b. The Old Fools
                        c.  High Window 
                        d. Cut Grass

69.   Arrange the following plays of Harold Pinter in chronological order :

a. The Birthday Party, The Home Coming, No Man’s Land, The Caretaker

b. The Caretaker, The Birthday Party, No Man’s Land, The Home Coming

c.  No Man’s Land, The Caretaker, The Birthday Party, The Home Coming

d. The Birthday Party, The Caretaker, The Home Coming, No Man’s Land

70.   The French Symbolist poet who exercised the greatest influence on T.S. Eliot was :
                        a.  Mallarne  
                        b. La Forgue    
                        c. Bandelaire   
                        d. Verlaine

71.   Which of the following is NOT written by D.H. Lawrence?
                        a.  Sons and Lovers 
                        b. Women in Love 
                        c. The Rainbow
                        d. Fathers and Sons

72.   “Sweet Thames, run softly till I end my song” is a line from Spenser used by the modern writer :
                        a.  Stephen Spender 
                        b. Ezra Pound 
                        c. T.S. Eliot
                        d. Wallace Stevens

73.   Which of the following contemporary novelists has also written philosophical works?
                        a.  Iris Murdoch   
                        b. Doris Lessing 
                        c. Nadine Gordimer 
                        d. Penelope Lively

74.   Which of the following play is NOT written by George Bernard Shaw?
                        a.  The Lady of Lyons 
                        b. Caesar and Cleopatra  
                        c. Candida   
                        d. Androcles and the Lion

75.   Who among the following is NOT an Irish writer?
                        a.  George Bernard Shaw 
                        b. Oscar Wilde
                        c. Seamus Heaney
                        d. Henrik Ibsen

76.   The author of The Playboy of the Western World is :
                        a.  George Moore  
                        b. Tom Stoppard  
                        c. J.M. Synge  
                        d. Harold Pinter

77.   The term ‘post modernism’ is often applied to the literature and art :
                        a.  After World War I 
                        b. Before World War I
                        c. After World War II
                        d. Before World War II

78.   Which playwright is known for writing lengthy prefaces to his plays?
                        a.  Christopher Fry   
                        b. Samuel Beckett
                        c. George Bernard Shaw   
                        d. Tennessee Williams

79.   Who wrote “My subject is wars and the pity of war. The poetry is in the pity”?
                        a.  Rupert Brooke   
                        b. Edmund Blunden
                        c. Wilfred Owen
                        d. Siegfried Sassoon

80.   Which of the following was not published in 1922?
                        a.  Mrs. Dalloway
                        b. Ulysses
                        c. The Wasteland
                        d. Siddhartha

81.   Kitchen-sink drama refers to works on :
                        a.  the lives of women 
                        b. the lives of the affluent
                        c.  the lives of the working class
                        d. the lives of plumbers

82.   The poem “Do not go gentle into that good night” is by :
                        a.  Dylan Thomas    
                        b. W.H. Auden  
                        c. W.B. Yeats       
                        d. Ted Hughes

83.   Which of the following novels opens with the line : “Ours is essentially a tragic age, so we refuse to take it tragically”?
                        a.  Sound and Fury     
                        b. All the King’s Men
                        c. Lady Chatterley’s Lover
                        d. Mrs. Dalloway

84.   Who in Waiting for Godot says the first statement, “Nothing to be done,” which sums up the Theatre of the Absurd?
                        a.  Vladimir     
                        b. Estragon    
                        c. Lucky      
                        d. Pozzo

85.   Who of the following wrote “memory plays”?
                        a.  Samuel Beckett   
                        b. Eugene O’Neill    
                        c. Harold Pinter   
                        d. Arthur Miller

86.   Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable form a trilogy of novels by :
                        a.  Aldous Huxley   
                        b. C.S. Lewis  
                        c. Samuel Beckett  
                        d. Kingsley Amis

87.   ‘Gibreel Farishta’ is a character in :
                        a.  Such a Long journey
                        b. A Fine Balance 
                        c. Haroun and the Sea of Stories
                        d. Satanic Verses

88.   Which of the following is NOT a work by Patrick White?
                        a.  The Vivisector
                        b. The Tree of Man 
                        c. Voss 
                        d. The Great World

89.   Which of the following is NOT a work by Henry James?
                        a.  The Good Soldier   
                        b. The American 
                        c. The Wings of the Dove  
                        d. The Ambassadors

90.   Which region is reflected in the novels of William Faulkner?
                        a.  Tennesee     
                        b. Mississippi  
                        c. New York        
                        d. Lousiana

91.   Who has written the famous essay “The Pitfalls of National Consciousness”?
                        a.  Benita Parry   
                        b. Benedict Anderson   
                        c. Partha Chatterjee   
                        d. Frantz Fanon

92.   Edward Kamau Brathwaite is a major writer from :
                        a.  Mexico        
                        b. Nigeria    
                        c. Barbados          
                        d. Algeria

93.   Who wrote the major 1973 essay “Base and Superstructure in Marxist Cultural Theory”?
                        a.  Raymond Williams  
                        b. Terry Eagleton
                        c. Georg Lukacs      
                        d. Louis Althusser

94.   A Game of Chess is ……………..
                        a.  an allegory  
                        b. a romance 
                        c. a novel      
                        d. a play

95.   What is “The Fifth Column”?
                        a.  The only play written by Hemingway    
                        b. The autobiography of Winston Churchill
                        c.  Radio and TV     
                        d. Journalism

96.   Who wrote Down and Out in Paris and London?
                        a.  Aldous Huxley   
                        b. W.H. Auden   
                        c. George Orwell         
                        d. George Meredith

97.   Who wrote about Tennyson: “he had the finest ear, perhaps, of any English poet; he was also undoubtedly the stupidest”?
                        a.  W.H. Auden     
                        b. F.R. Leavis    
                        c. T.S. Eliot        
                        d. Dylan Thomas

98.   Who wrote the novel I Like It Here?
                        a.  Philip Larkin     
                        b. Thom Gunn    
                        c. Kingsley Amis      
                        d. Elizabeth Jennings

99.   The novels The Pyramid, The Spire and the play The Brass Butterfly are by :
                        a.  William Golding    
                        b. George Meredith   
                        c. Anthony Powell         
                        d. None of these

100.  The Gardener is a ………….. by Tagore.
              a.  play  
              b. novel  
              c. essay        
              d. collection of poems

101.  T.S. Eliot’s The Wasteland  is a foundational text of :
              a.  Romanticism     
              b. Transcendentalism 
              c. Modernism     
              d. Symbolism

102.  Who among the following wrote the preface for the English translation of Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali?
              a.  W.B. Yeats     
              b. T.S. Eliot       
              c. Ezra Pound     
              d. Emerson

103.  ‘April is the cruelest month’ is a line from which of T.S. Eliot’s poem?
              a.  The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock  
              b. The Waste Land
              c.  The Hollow Men      
              d. Four Quartets

104.  Arrange the poems in the Four Quartets in chronological order:

a. The Dry Salvages – Burnt Norton – Little Gidding – East Coker

b. Little Gidding - Burnt Norton - The Dry Salvages – East Coker

c.  The Dry Salvages – Burnt Norton – East Coker - Little Gidding

d. Burnt Norton – East Coker - The Dry Salvages – Little Gidding

105.  Sweeney Agonistes is a verse drama written by :
              a.  T.S. Eliot    
              b. Christopher Fry  
              c. Ezra Pound     
              d. Ibsen

106.  Match the following works with its author:

                 i.          The Family Reunion                                -              (a)Philip Larkin

                ii.          Venus Observed                                      -              (b)Thom Gunn

               iii.          The Less Deceived                                  -              (c)Christopher Fry

               iv.          Boss Cupid                                               -              (d)T.S. Eliot

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

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

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

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

107.  The collection of poems ‘Birthday Letters’ was written by :
              a.  Judith Wright  
              b. Seamus Heaney    
              c. Keats        
              d. Ted Hughes

108.  Arrange the works of Virginia Woolf in chronological :

a. The Voyage Out - Mrs. Dalloway – Orlando – A Room of One’s Own

b. Mrs. Dalloway - The Voyage Out  – Orlando – A Room of One’s Own

c.  Orlando - Mrs. Dalloway – A Room of One’s Own - The Voyage Out              

d. A Room of One’s Own  - Orlando – The Voyage Out - Mrs. Dalloway

109.  Which among the statement is true about Virginia Woolf’s “Modern Fiction”?

a. Woolf states that a writer should write what inspires them and not follow any special method.

b.  In "Modern Fiction", Woolf takes the time to analyse Anton Chekhov's "Gusev" and in general, how Russians write.

c. Woolf wanted writers to express themselves in such a way that it showed life as it should be seen not as "a series of gig lamps symmetrically arranged".

d. All of them

110.  After Many a Summer is a novel that tells the story of a Hollywood millionaire who fears his impending death. Who is the author?
             a.  D.H. Lawrence    
             b. George Orwell    
             c. Arnold Bennett   
             d. Aldous Huxley

111.  Which among the following writer was born in India?
             a.  D.H. Lawrence   
             b. George Orwell   
             c. Arnold Bennett  
             d. Aldous Huxley

112.  D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers  is dedicated to :
             a.  Ezra Pound     
             b. William Faulkner 
             c. Horace Liveright  
             d. Edward Garnett

113.  'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' is a debut novel by :
              a.  Allan Sillitoe
              b. John Wain    
              c. William Golding
              d. Aldous Huxley

114.  Rosmersholm  is a masterpiece play written by :
              a. John Osborne    
              b. Arnold Wesker
              c. Henrik Ibsen      
              d. Harold Pinter

115.  Which among the following is a pleasant play of Bernard Shaw?
              a.  Widower’s Houses
              b. The Philanderer
              c.  Arms and the Man 
              d. Mrs. Warren’s Profession

116.  Which among the following is a puppet play written by Bernard Shaw?
              a.  Farfetched Fables    
              b. Buoyant Billions
              c. Shakes versus Shav  
              d. A Village Wooing

117.  A Better Class of Person and Almost a Gentleman are autobiographies written by :
              a.  Arnold Wesker  
              b. John Osborne
              c. W.B. Yeats 
              d. John Wain

118.  Who is the author of the theoretical work 'A Short Organum for the Theatre' which discussed the priorities and approach of epic theatre?
             a. Erwin Piscator  
             b. Vladimir Mayakovsky  
             c. Vsevolod Meyerhold  
             d. Bertolt Brecht   

119.  The Servant, The Trial, The French Lieutenant’s Woman and The Go-Between are screenplay adaptations of :
             a.  Harold Pinter
             b. Tom Stoppard 
             c. Edward Bond     
             d. Albert Camus

120.  ………… is a performance convention in which an invisible, imagined wall separates actors from the audience.
             a.  The fourth wall  
             b. Soliloquy   
             c. Alienation     
             d. Gestus