Unit-I Part-VIII

1.      Which of them was NOT a University Wit?
                        a.  Sir Philip Sidney     
                        b. Robert Greene    
                        c. George Peele       
                        d. John Lyly

2.      John Webster is a contemporary of :
                        a.  Chaucer        
                        b. Milton        
                        c. Shakespeare     
                        d. Edmund Spenser

3.      Match the following :

                 i.          Edward the Second                                                -              (a)Geoffrey Chaucer

                ii.          The Spanish Tragedy                                             -              (b)Edmund Spenser

               iii.          The Book of the Duchess                                      -              (c)Thomas Kyd

               iv.          Epithalamion                                                         -              (d)Christopher Marlowe

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

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

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

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

4.      Match the following :

                 i.          Grave-digger Scene                                                -              (a)Ben Jonson

                ii.          Mephistophilis                                                        -              (b)Christopher Marlowe

               iii.          Volpone                                                                    -              (c)Hamlet

               iv.          Blank Verse                                                             -              (d) Dr. Faustus

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

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

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

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

5.      Which of the following is NOT written by John Webster?
                        a.  The White Devil    
                        b. The Duchess of Malfi     
                        c. The Old Law     
                        d. The Devil’s Law Case

6.      Which of the following arrangement is chronologically correct?

a. Paradise Lost – Paradise Regained – Samson Agonistes -    Lycidas

b. Lycidas - Paradise Lost – Paradise Regained – Samson Agonistes    

c. Samson Agonistes - Paradise Lost – Paradise Regained – Lycidas

d. Paradise Lost – Paradise Regained - Lycidas – Samson Agonistes

7.      John Donne composed The Progress of the Soul in the year :
                        a.  1600         
                        b. 1601    
                        c. 1602         
                        d. 1603

8.      Who has written Horatian Ode to Cromwell?
                        a.  John Milton     
                        b. Richard Lovelace       
                        c. Andrew Marvel     
                        d. Dr. Johnson

9.      Dryden’s Achitophel stands for :
                        a.  Monmouth      
                        b. Charles II                 
                        c. Shadwell        
                        d. Shaftesbury

10.   Jonathan Swift’s The Battle of the Books deals with :

a. The controversy between ‘modern’ and ‘ancient’.

b. The conflict between the Anglican and the Roman church.

c. The common men and academician.

d. The monarchy and the general society.

11.   Sheridan’s comedy can be put under :
                        a.  Restorator comedy    
                        b. Sentimental comedy   
                        c. Anti-sentimental comedy    
                        d. Comedy of humours

12.   Which of the following works is NOT written by William Congreve?
                        a.  The Plain Dealer 
                        b. The Double Dealer    
                        c. The Way of the World     
                        d. The Mourning Bride

13.   Troilus and Criseyde is a medieval poem written by :
                        a.  John Gower     
                        b. William Langland      
                        c. Geoffrey Chaucer    
                        d. Richard Rolle of Hampole

14.   Everyman  is the name of :
                        a. A morality play  
                        b. A Miracle play         
                        c. A sermon         
                        d. A ballad                         

15.   The Shakespearean or English Sonnet was introduced by :
                        a.  Surrey      
                        b. Wyatt             
                        c. Shakespeare      
                        d. Sidney

16.   “Her voice was ever low and gentle, an excellent thing in woman” are words spoken of :
                        a.  Cleopatra        
                        b. Rosalind              
                        c. Cordelia      
                        d. Ophelia

17.   Of the following plays by Shakespeare the latest in date is :
                        a.  The Tempest          
                        b. Measure for Measure      
                        c. King Lear         
                        d. Troilus and Cressida

18.   When were the theatres closed down in England?
                        a.  1652           
                        b. 1562                       
                        c. 1542             
                        d. 1642

19.   Dryden’s Absalom and Achitophel is based on a story from :
                        a.  Boccacio’s Decameron          
                        b. Homer’s Illiad
                        c.  The Old Testament in the Bible      
                        d. Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales

20.   Which of the following is NOT a Metaphysical Poet?
                        a.  Andrew Marvell      
                        b. John Donne            
                        c. Richard Lovelace         
                        d. Henry Vaughan

21.   The Flea is a poem by :
                        a.  George Herbert      
                        b. John Donne               
                        c. Andrew Marvell    
                        d. Henry Vaughan

22.   Belinda appears in :
                        a.  The Rape of the Lock                      
                        b. The Rape of Lucrece
                        c.  Hero and Leander                              
                        d. London

23.   Sophia Western is a character from :
                        a.  Joseph Andrews        
                        b. Pamela           
                        c. Tristram Shandy        
                        d. Tom Jones

24.   A ballad stanza has :
                        a.  Four lines            
                        b. Six lines           
                        c. Eight lines          
                        d. Two lines

25.   Who was Ben Jonson referring to when he said “he writes no language“?
                        a.  Lyly               
                        b. Shakespeare        
                        c. Chaucer                  
                        d. Spenser

26.   Which work of Chaucer is an adaptation of Il Filostrato?
                        a.  The Canterbury Tales                               
                        b. Troilus and Criseyde
                        c.  The House of Fame                                 
                        d. The Legend of Good Women

27.   The White Devil is a play written by ------------
                        a.  Thomas Kyd          
                        b. Middleton        
                        c. Webster                 
                        d. Tourneur

28.   ---------- was written by Chaucer on the death of Blanche of Lancaster in 1368.
                        a.  The House of Fame                              
                        b. The Parliament of Fowls
                        c. The Legend of Good Women                            
                        d. The Book of the Duchess

29.   From where did the genre of the medieval comic tale called fabliau originate?
                        a.  Spain                
                        b. England        
                        c. France                
                        d. Ireland

30.   About writing which book did Jonathan Swift say, “what a genius I had when I wrote that book”?
                        a.  A Tale of a Tub           
                        b. The Battle of the Books 
                        c. The Gulliver’s Travel      
                        d. A Modest Proposal

31.   The Miller’s Tale describes the cuckolding of an Oxford carpenter by a clerk named ----------
                        a. Alisoun           
                        b. Absolon        
                        c. Nicholas              
                        d. Reeve

32.   Identify the correct chronological sequence :

a. Spenser – Chaucer – Wordsworth – Thomas Kyd

b. Spenser – Wordsworth – Tennyson – Auden

c. Shakespeare – Spenser – Larkin - Mathew Arnold

d. Shelley – Spenser – Tennyson – Eliot

33.   In The CanterburyTales ------ is a version of The Wedding of Sir Gawen and Dame Ragnell.
                        a.  The Miller’s Tale      
                        b. The Wife of Bath’s Tale 
                        c. The Clerk’s Tale      
                        d. The Knight’s Tale

34.   Who said “Children sweeten labours, but they make misfortunes morebitter”?
                        a.  Addison            
                        b. Lamb            
                        c. Bacon                    
                        d. Hobbes

35.   ----------- appears as the knight of holiness in Book I of Spenser’s The Faerie Queen.
                        a.  Redcross            
                        b. Orgoglio        
                        c. Una                        
                        d. Archimago

36.   Hobbe’s most famous work ------- was published in 1651.
                        a.  Leviathan          
                        b. In Retreat        
                        c. Behemoth                
                        d. The Golden Legend

37.   Bacon’s essays published in 1612 was subtitled ---------
                        a.  Moral Meditations      
                        b. Counsels, Civil and Moral     
                        c. Religious Essays     
                        d. Counsels, Civil Essays

38.   Which is the historical text written by Thomas More?
                        a.  The History of Henry II              
                        b. The History of Richard I
                        c.  The History of Henry IV                        
                        d. The History of Richard III

39.   The poem beginning “Death, be not proud” was written by ----------
                        a.  John Keats          
                        b. John Donne        
                        c. Sylvia Plath      
                        d. Emily Dickinson

40.   ---------- used the carpe diem mode in To His Coy Mistress.
                        a.  Keats                
                        b. Vaughan                
                        c. Marvell            
                        d. Cowley

41.   ---------- was the first to apply the term metaphysics to 17th century poetry.
                        a.  Dryden               
                        b. Donne                      
                        c. Eliot                    
                        d. Wordsworth

42.   In which play does the character Gaveston appear?
                        a.  Tempest                 
                        b. The Midsummer Night’s Dream
                        c.  Edward II                                         
                        d. Tamburlaine the Great

43.   ------------ is considered the earliest archetypal morality play.
                        a.  Everyman             
                        b. The Second Shepherd’s Play     
                        c. Discretion      
                        d. Good and Evil

44.   Who was the precursor to Chaucer’s device used in The Canterbury Tales where characters narrate stories?
                        a.  Francesco Petrarch  
                        b. Giovanni Boccaccio         
                        c. Baldassare Castiglione 
                        d. Dante Alighieri

45.   ----------- is the subtitle of Jonson’s play Epicoene.
                        a.  Volpone            
                        b. Sejanus                    
                        c. The Silent Woman         
                        d. Bartholomew Fair

46.   Which play of Shakespeare was inspired by the wreck of a ship on the Bermuda Island?
                        a.  Cymbeline      
                        b. The Two Gentlemen of Verona 
                        c. Titus Andronicus      
                        d. The Tempest

47.   The Comedy of Errors was written by --------
                        a.  Ben Jonson          
                        b. Shakespeare             
                        c. Oscar Wilde    
                        d. Dryden

48.   In which critical work did Wilson Knight focus on the imagery and patterning in Shakespeare’s tragedies?
                        a.  Shakespeare’s Imagery                                  
                        b. What Happens in Hamlet
                        c.  The Development of Shakespeare’s Imagery          
                        d. The Wheel of Fire

49.   ---------- was one of the most beloved clowns in the Elizabethan Theatre.
                        a.  Thomas Nash         
                        b. John Lyly                    
                        c. Charles Boyce    
                        d. William Kempe

50.   ----------- is the king of the fairies in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
                        a.  Theseus           
                        b. Oberon                    
                        c. Titania            
                        d. Demetrius

51.   Emilia in Shakespeare’s Othello is killed by -----------
                        a.  Rodrigo           
                        b. Othello                       
                        c. Cassio          
                        d. Iago

52.   Who proclaims a military funeral for Hamlet at the end of the play?
                        a.  Claudius             
                        b. Laertes                        
                        c. Fortinbras        
                        d. Polonius

53.   In which play do you find this line “Nothing will come of nothing”?
                        a.  King Lear         
                        b. The Taming of the Shrew    
                        c. Macbeth           
                        d. Othello

54.   Which critical work credits Shakespeare with the “largest and most comprehensive soul”?
                        a.  Biographia Literaria                              
                        b. An Essay of Dramatic Poesy
                        c. Characters of Shakespeare’s plays                   
                        d. The Family Shakespeare

55.   In which play does the character Falstaff appear?
                        a.  Hamlet      
                        b. The Merry Wives of Windsor   
                        c. Love’s Labour’s Lost       
                        d. Romeo and Juliet

56.   In which Shakespearean play do you find the line “A little more than kin, and less than kind”?
                        a.  Hamlet            
                        b. Othello                   
                        c. King Lear            
                        d. Macbeth

57.   Who says “I will wear my heart upon my sleeve”?
                        a.  Othello              
                        b. Emilia                     
                        c. Iago               
                        d. Cassio

58.   ---------- is the twin brother of Viola in Twelfth Night.
                        a.  Antonio        
                        b. Sebastian                
                        c. Orsino              
                        d. Malvolio

59.   Who is the villain in Shakespeare’s poem The Rape of Lucrece?
                        a.  Arthur Michell      
                        b. Wriothesley           
                        c. Terence             
                        d. Tarquin

60.   In which of Shakespeare’s plays do you find this quotation “The nature of bad news infects the teller”?
                        a.  Tempest               
                        b. Hamlet       
                        c. Othello              
                        d. Antony and Cleopatra

61.   The Anthology titled Political Shakespeare: Essays in Cultural Materialism was edited by -----------
                        a.  Harold Bloom      
                        b. Dollimore and Sinfield 
                        c. Parker and Hartman      
                        d. Russ McDonald

62.   Whose words are these?

"It is a tale // Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury // Signifying nothing"

                  a.  Macbeth         

                  b. Lady Macbeth        

                  c. Weird Sister    

                  d. Macduff

63.   In which play do you find these opening lines:

"Two households, both alike in dignity

In fair Verona, where we lay our scene"

                  a. The Midsummer Night’s Dream                   

                  b. Two Gentlemen of Verona

                  c. Measure for Measure  

                  d. Romeo and Juliet

64.   Who was the first to criticize Milton’s language as “harsh and barbarous”?
                        a.  Jonson               
                        b. Johnson               
                        c. Dryden            
                        d. Wordsworth

65.   The Dunciad was written by ----------
                        a.  Dryden            
                        b. Pope                       
                        c. Tennyson           
                        d. Swift

66.   Which of the angels is not mentioned in Paradise Lost?
                        a.  Valentine            
                        b. Michel                        
                        c. Raphael             
                        d. Gabriel

67.   The prose romance Arcadia was described by --------- as “idle work” and “a trifle”.
                        a.  Shelley              
                        b. Milton                     
                        c. Dryden              
                        d. Coleridge

68.   The character Sir Roger was a creation of -----------
                        a.  Dryden               
                        b. Lamb                          
                        c. Addison            
                        d. Milton

69.   In which theatre was Dryden’s The School for Scandal first performed?
                        a.  The Globe            
                        b. Drury Lane Theatre         
                        c. Claventon Playhouse      
                        d. Albert Theatre

70.   The trivial event of the cutting of a lock of hair of----------- triggered the creation of The Rape of the Lock by Pope.
                        a.  Lady Arabella Fermon                               
                        b. Lady Elizabeth Barret
                        c.  Lady Lucretia Raworth                         
                        d. Lady Boswell Kingsley

71.   The fight between the Ancients and the Moderns in Swift’s The Battle of the Books is to occupy the peak of -------
                        a.  Pallas                
                        b. Cornhill                      
                        c. Arthur’s Count        
                        d. Parnassus

72.   What is the subtitle of Wordsworth’s The Prelude?
                        a.  Growth of a Poet’s Mind                            
                        b. Philosophy of a Poem
                        c.  Nature, Man and Society                             
                        d. Poetic Imagination

73.   The five-act tragedy The Cenci was written by ---------
                        a.  Sheridan           
                        b. Shelley                  
                        c. Dryden             
                        d. Byron

74.   Which work of Byron made him remark “woke one morning and found myself famous”?
                        a.  Fugitive Pieces                                
                        b. British Bards                 
                        c.  The Vision of Judgement                          
                        d. Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage

75.   The Heart of Midlothian is written by -----------
                        a.  Joseph Conrad         
                        b. John Ruskin             
                        c. Walter Scott        
                        d. Charles Dickens

76.   Hopkins’ work ------------ .is dedicated to the memory of five Franciscan nuns.
                        a.  The Windhover        
                        b. God’s Grandeur             
                        c. Pied Beauty     
                        d. The Wreck of Deutschland

77.   In Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff is picked up on the streets of Liverpool by :
                        a.  Mr. Earnshaw       
                        b. Mr. Hindley             
                        c. Mr. Hareton       
                        d. Mr. Edgar

78.   Hopkins termed his “oratorical” poetic diction as -----------
                        a.  Terza rima           
                        b. Blank Verse                
                        c. Octava rima         
                        d. Sprung rhythm

79.   In which poem does the following line occur: “Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought?”
                        a.  Ode to the West Wind  
                        b. Ode on a Grecian Urn          
                        c. Ode to Skylark       
                        d. Ode to Nightingale

80.   Elizabeth Bennet is a character in ---------
                        a.  Emma                  
                        b. The Mill on the Floss     
                        c. Pride and Prejudice       
                        d. Wuthering Heights

81.   The General Prologue of The Canterbury Tales gives an account of the journey of the pilgrims under the guidance of ---------
                        a.  John Gower            
                        b. Geoffrey Chaucer       
                        c. Harry Bailly      
                        d. Nicholas Trivet

82.   Philip Sidney commented “having slipped into the title of a poet” in ----------
                        a.  Arcadia       
                        b. Astrophil and Stella       
                        c. The Lady of May      
                        d. An Apology for Poetry

83.   Shakespeare was called an “upstart crow” by ----------
                        a.  William Hazlitt       
                        b. Charles Lamb               
                        c. Thomas Rymer       
                        d. Robert Greene

84.   The critical work Shakespearean Tragedy (1904) was written by ---------
                        a.  Bradley       
                        b. Bowler                     
                        c. Hazlitt               
                        d. Dryden

85.   ------------- is a poem in memory of Edward King who had drowned while crossing the Irish Sea.
                        a.  In Memoriam          
                        b. Lycidas                
                        c. Adonais             
                        d. Comus

86.   ------------- contended that Milton in Paradise Lost “was of the Devil’s party without knowing it”.
                        a.  Blake and Shelley                     
                        b. Eliot and Leavis
                        c.  Keats and Wordsworth                                    
                        d. Coleridge and Wordsworth

87.   Tottel’s Miscellany was brought out in 1557 by Richard Tottel in collaboration with ------------
                        a.  Nicholas Grimald         
                        b. Thomas Wyatt           
                        c. Thomas Vaux 
                        d. Henry Surrey

88.   Who among the following wrote the poem The Progress of the Soul?
                        a.  Philip Sidney      
                        b. Henry Vaughan             
                        c. John Donne         
                        d. Abraham Cowley

89.   ------------- is the rhyme scheme of Spenserian stanza.
                        a.  ababbcbcc         
                        b. abcabcabc                 
                        c. abbaabbac          
                        d. ababababc

90.   ------------- cannot be categorized as Shakespeare’s problem play.
                        a. All’s Well that Ends Well                                    
                        b. Troilus and Cressida
                        c. The Merchant of Venice                       
                        d. Measure for Measure

91.   Hotspur is killed at the Battle of -----------
                        a.  Cotswolds     
                        b. Shrewsbury               
                        c. Gloucester    
                        d. Lancaster

92.   In ----------- Dryden criticizes the Anglican Church.
                        a. All for Love   
                        b. Absalom and Achitophel       
                        c. Annus Mirakilis 
                        d. The Hind and the Panther

93.   The Dunciad was a reply to ------------ for his criticism of Pope’s edition of Shakespeare.
                        a.  Lewis Theobald      
                        b. Laurence Eusden     
                        c. Elkanah Settle      
                        d. Colley Cibber

94.   One of the following is NOT a work of Lord Byron :
                        a.  Hudibras         
                        b. Don Juan            
                        c. Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage        
                        d. The Bride of Abydos

95.   ------------- is the writer of Solitary Devotions.
                        a.  Andrew Marvell
                        b. George Herbert            
                        c. Edmund Spenser      
                        d. Henry Vaughan

96.   Who is the traveler in More’s Utopia?
                        a.  Sidgwick        
                        b. Hythlodaeus            
                        c. Ricardo              
                        d. Campanella

97.   Which one of the following is NOT written by Francis Bacon?
                        a.  Opus Tertium     
                        b. Novum Organum           
                        c. Sylva Sylvarium       
                        d. The New Atlantis

98.   Who is the queen in the play Gorboduc?
                        a.  Elizabeth           
                        b. Georgia                 
                        c. Videna             
                        d. Richland

99.   One among the following does NOT belong to the group of playwrights called “University Wits”?
                        a.  Marlowe          
                        b. Greene                   
                        c. Nashe             
                        d. Pinero

100.  Who is Shylock’s daughter in The Merchant of Venice?
              a.  Jessica               
              b. Portia                     
              c. Nerissa         
              d. Rosalind

101.  Match the following authors with their works :

                 i.          Geoffrey Chaucer                                    -              (a) Vox Clamantis

                ii.          John Gower                                              -              (b) The Answer to a Poisoned Book

               iii.          Thomas More                                           -              (c) Mother Hubberd’s Tale

               iv.          Edmund Spenser                                      -              (d) Parlement of Foules

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

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

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

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

102.  “Calm was the day and through the trembling air

The sweet breathing Zephyrus did softly play” – is from :

        a.  The Faerie Queene             

        b. Prothalamion      

        c. Epithalmion        

        d. Amoretti

103.  Who created the Shakespearean sonnet (English sonnet) form by modifying the Petrarchan sonnet?
              a.  Spenser                
              b. Shakespeare              
              c. Surrey             
              d. Sidney

104.  To whom did Edmund Spenser addresses his sonnet sequence Amoretti?
              a.  Elizabeth Boyle                
              b. Mary Jane        
              c. Lisa Boyle         
              d. Queen Elizabeth

105.  ‘Leviathan’ is a work of :
              a.  Thomas Browne 
              b. Thomas Hobbes      
              c. Francis Bacon        
              d. Philip Sydney

106.  The first verse drama in English to employ blank verse :
              a.  Ralph Roister Doister
              b. Gorboduc               
              c. Everyman       
              d. The Second Shepherd’s Play

107.  The devil summoned by Faustus in the play Dr. Faustus is :
              a.  Faust         
              b. Icarus                          
              c. Mephistopheles   
              d. hubris

108.  Match the following works with the author :

                 i.          Hero and Leander                                                  -              (a) Ben Jonson

                ii.          The Devil’s Law Case                                             -              (b) Christopher Marlowe

               iii.          Cynthia’s Revels                                                     -              (c) William Shakespeare

               iv.          The Winter’s Tale                                                   -              (d) John Webster

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

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

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

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

109.  Shakespeare’s standard poetic form was :
              a. Blank Verse     
              b. Ballad                        
              c. Couplet            
              d. Canto

110.  The spiritual autobiography 'Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners'  is a work by :
              a.  John Bunyan 
              b. George Herbert            
              c. Oliver Cromwell         
              d. John Donne

111.  Who among the following is NOT a metaphysical poet?
              a.  John Donne        
              b. Edmund Spenser           
              c. Andrew Marvell      
              d. Henry Vaughan

112.  The life of John Donne coincided with the reigns of which three absolutist monarchs?
              a.  Elizabeth I, James I and Charles I                  
              b. Mary I, Elizabeth I and James I
              c.  James I, Charles I and Charles II                         
              d. Charles I, Charles II and James II

113.  Who among the following portrayed Addison and Richard Steele as characters in his novel The History of Henry Esmond?
              a.  Jonathan Swift      
              b. William Thackeray       
              c. Edmund Burke         
              d. John Locke

114.  ‘Annus Mirabilis’ is a long poem written by :
              a.  Alexander Pope      
              b. Daniel Defoe               
              c. Dryden            
              d. Samuel Johnson

115.  Who called Dryden “Glorious John”?
              a.  Alexander Pope       
              b. Daniel Defoe           
              c. Walter Scott         
              d. John Locke

116.  Which among the following is a poem of John Dryden?
              a.  Absalom and Achitophel  
              b. Religio Laici   
              c. The Hind and the Panther        
              d. All of them

117.  "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread." – Who said this words?
              a.  Alexander Pope         
              b. Dryden          
              c. Samuel Johnson            
              d. William Cowper

118.  What is the complete title of Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe?

a. The Life of Robinson Crusoe

b. The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner

c. The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner

d. The Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York

119.  Which among the following is a work of Jonathan Swift?
              a.  A Tale of a Tub                             
              b. An Argument Against Abolishing Christianity  
              c.  A Modest Proposal           
              d. All of them

120.  Match the following works with the authors :

                 i.          Drapier’s Letters                                                    -              (a) John Locke

                ii.          Letters on a Regicide Peace                                  -              (b) Jonathan Swift

               iii.          Some Thoughts Concerning Education               ­-              (c) Daniel Defoe

               iv.          The True-Born Englishman                                  -              (d) Edmund Burke

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

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

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

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