Unit-VI Part-VI

1.      ‘Morte d’ Arthur’ is a prose romance written by :
                        a.  Thomas Malory 
                        b. John Dryden 
                        c. Philip Sidney
                        d. Alfred Tennyson

2.      Sidney’s ‘Apologie for Poetrie’ is a reply to :
                        a.  Four Ages of Poetry
                        b. The School of Abuse 
                        c. A Model Proposal
                        d. Euphues

3.      ‘Culture and Anarchy’ is a prose work written by :
                        a.  T.S.Eliot
                        b. Ezra Pound  
                        c. Mathew Arnold
                        d. I.A.Richards

4.      Who wrote the philosophical treatise, “An Essay Concerning Human Understanding”?
                        a.  Francis Bacon 
                        b. Thomas Hobbes
                        c. John Locke
                        d. J.S.Mill

5.      The theory of mimesis was introduced by :
                        a. Plato 
                        b. Aristotle 
                        c. Homer  
                        d. Dryden

6.      The term “objective correlative” was introduced by Eliot in the essay :
                        a.  Tradition and the Individual Talent
                        b. Hamlet and His Problems
                        c. The Function of Criticism
                        d. The Metaphysical Poets

7.      Who among the following is the author of ‘A Room of One’s Own’?
                        a.  E.M.Forster 
                        b. Sylvia Plath
                        c. D.H.Lawrence 
                        d. Virginia Woolf

8.      Who is the author of ‘Seven Types of Ambiguity’?
                        a.  William Empson
                        b. Cleanth Brooks
                        c. T.S.Eliot
                        d. I.A.Richards

9.      ‘Structure, Sign and Play in the Discourse of the Human Sciences’ was a paper presented by ………………in 1966.
                        a.  Saussure 
                        b. Derrida
                        c. Harold Bloom 
                        d. Roland Barthes

10.   “Life is like a dream”, is an example of ……….
                        a.  Metaphor 
                        b. Metonymy  
                        c. Personification
                        d. Simile

11.   Frantz Fanon, in his book ………… written during the Algerian struggle for Independence, the controversial introduction of which was written by Sartre, said “Decolonization is always a violent phenomenon.”
                        a.  Black Skin, White Masks 
                        b. The Wretched of the Earth
                        c. The Colonizer and the Colonized 
                        d. The Pillar of Salt

12.   Who called Spenser “the poet’s poet”?
                        a.  Charles Lamb 
                        b. Dr. Johnson    
                        c. Matthew Arnold 
                        d. T.S.Eliot

13.   The biographer of Dr. Samuel Johnson is :
                        a.  Izaak Walton  
                        b. Oliver Goldsmith
                        c. David Garrick  
                        d. James Boswell

14.   Under what name does Dryden speak in the essay, “Of Dramatick Poesie”?
                        a.  Eugenius 
                        b. Crites
                        c. Lisideius 
                        d. Neander

15.   Who called Milton “the poetical son of Spenser”?
                        a.  Charles Lamb 
                        b. Dr. Johnson
                        c. Matthew Arnold
                        d. John Dryden

16.   ‘Culture and Society’ and ‘The Long Revolution’ are works written by :
                        a.  Stuart Hall 
                        b. Terry Eagleton
                        c. Louis Althusser
                        d. Raymond Williams

17.   Roland Barthes’ essay “Death of the Author” was published in the year ……….
                        a.  1966
                        b. 1968  
                        c. 1970
                        d. 1975

18.   The major feminist text ‘The Second Sex’ was written by :
                        a.  Kate Millett 
                        b. Elaine Showalter 
                        c. Simone de Beauvoir  
                        d. Toril Moi

19.   ‘Madness and Civilization’, ‘The Birth of the Clinic’ and ‘The Order of Things’ are the works written by :
                        a.  Michel Foucault
                        b. Jacques Derrida
                        c. Mikhail Bakhtin  
                        d. Jacques Lacan

20.   Who of the following critics does Sidney NOT draw upon in ‘Apologie for Poetrie’?
                        a. Plato
                        b. Aristotle 
                        c. Horace  
                        d. Longinus

21.   Who among the following is NOT a Yale critic?
                        a.  Geoffrey Hartman   
                        b. Harold Bloom 
                        c. Paul de Man      
                        d. Barbara Johnson

22.   In ‘Anatomy of Criticism’, Northrop Frye relates tragedy to ……….
                        a.  Spring 
                        b. Summer 
                        c. Autumn  
                        d. Winter

23.   Where do you find these lines : “True wit is Nature to advantage dressed / What oft was thought, but never so well expressed?”
                        a.  MacFlecknoe
                        b. Essay on Man 
                        c. Essay on Criticism
                        d. Vanity of Human Wishes

24.   Dr. Johnson’s Dictionary was published in the year ………
                        a.  1735
                        b. 1745
                        c. 1750
                        d. 1755

25.   ‘Essay on Man’ is a philosophical poem in heroic couplets by :
                        a.  Abraham Cowley 
                        b. John Dryden
                        c. Alexander Pope    
                        d. Samuel Johnson

26.   Who is the author of ‘Writing Degree Zero’?
                        a.  Jacques Derrida
                        b. Roland Barthes
                        c. Terry Eagleton
                        d. Gayatri Spivak

27.   …….. is an influential figure within the New Left, whose work laid the foundations of Cultural Studies, and who wrote novels, short stories and plays along with pioneering critical texts like ‘Marxism and Literature’.
                        a.  Louis Althusser 
                        b. Raymond Williams  
                        c. Terry Eagleton  
                        d. Georg Lukacs

28.   In ‘The World, the Text and the Critic’, …………. Says, “Texts are in the world and hence wordly.”
                        a.  Gayatri Spivak  
                        b. Michel Foucault 
                        c. Roland Barthes
                        d. Edward Said

29.   Who said ‘image’ is “an intellectual and emotional complex in an instant of time”?
                        a.  T.S.Eliot 
                        b. F.R.Leavis
                        c. Ezra Pound 
                        d. William Carlos Williams

30.   The first life in Johnson’s ‘Lives of the Poets’ was that of  …………..
                        a. John Donne  
                        b. Abraham Cowley
                        c. Richard Savage  
                        d. John Milton

31.   Who defined the Essay as “A loose sally of the mind; an irregular indigested piece; not a regular and orderly composition”?
                        a.  Charles Lamb  
                        b. Dr. Johnson
                        c. Joseph Addison  
                        d. Matthew Arnold

32.   The book ………… by Michel Foucault is an anti-humanist excavation of the human sciences.
                        a.  The Archaeology of Knowledge   
                        b. The Birth of the Clinic  
                        c. The History of Sexuality   
                        d. The Order of Things

33.   Who coined the term “objective correlative”?
                        a.  T.S.Eliot 
                        b. John Crowe Ransom 
                        c. Ezra Pound 
                        d. Washington Allston

34.   Who introduced the phrase, “The Empire writes back to the centre”?
                        a.  Edward Said
                        b. Salman Rushdie  
                        c. Bill Ashcroft      
                        d. Chinua Achebe

35.   The work ‘Spectres of Marx’ was written by :
                        a.  Louis Althusser 
                        b. Terry Eagleton   
                        c. Jacques Derrida 
                        d. Georg Lukacs

36.   The ……… school of critics pioneered Structural Linguistics.
                        a.  Geneva   
                        b. Chicago
                        c. Prague    
                        d. Moscow

37.   Who praised Addison’s style as “the model of the middle style”?
                        a.  Alexander Pope  
                        b. Jonathan Swift  
                        c. Matthew Arnold
                        d. Samuel Johnson

38.   Who stated that literary meaning has four functions : sense, feeling, tone and intention?
                        a.  Northrop Frye   
                        b. I.A.Richards 
                        c. F.R.Leavis 
                        d. T.S.Eliot

39.   Who of the following writers did the Bloomsbury group not include?
                        a.  Virginia Woolf
                        b. Lytton Strachey
                        c. A.C.Bradley
                        d. E.M.Forster

40.   Harold Fromm is associated with ………….
                        a.  Eco criticism
                        b. New Historicism
                        c. Post-Marxism  
                        d. Reader Response Criticism          

41.   The idea of the Tabula Rasa put forward by the enlightenment thinker John Locke is central to …………….
                        a.  Rationalism
                        b. Empiricism 
                        c. Idealism   
                        d. Realism

42.   The seminal 1947 essay “What is Literature?” was written by :
                        a.  Roland Barthes
                        b. Samuel Beckett 
                        c. Michel Foucault
                        d. Jean Paul Sartre

43.   Which of the following novels by Virginia Woolf follows in soliloquies the lives of six persons from childhood to old age?
                        a.  Jacob’s Room 
                        b. The Waves
                        c. To the Lighthouse
                        d. The Voyage Out

44.   In which essay has Eliot presented the famous ‘catalyst analogy’?
                        a.  Function of Criticism 
                        b. Hamlet and His Problems
                        c. Metaphysical Poets
                        d. Tradition and the Individual Talent

45.   Who is the author of the poem “In Memory of Sigmund Freud”?
                        a.  Stephen Spender
                        b. W.H.Auden
                        c. Christopher Isherwood   
                        d. Louis MacNeice

46.   Who propounded the imagist theory of poetry in the essay “Imagisme”?
                        a.  T.S.Eliot  
                        b. Ezra Pound    
                        c. Wyndham Lewis
                        d. T.E.Hulme

47.   Which translation of Aristotle’s Poetics is considered a classic?
                        a.  Ingram Bywater
                        b. Butcher  
                        c. Yeats   
                        d. Eliot

48.   ‘Culture and Society’ is a book by :
                        a.  T.S.Eliot  
                        b. Matthew Arnold   
                        c. Raymond Williams  
                        d. Stuart Hall

49.   Which kind of meaning, according to I.A.Richards predominates in poetry?
                        a.  sense
                        b. feeling
                        c. tone 
                        d. intention

50.   Who of the following authors was NOT included by F.R.Leavis in ‘The Great Tradition’?
                        a.  George Eliot 
                        b. Joseph Conrad 
                        c. Thomas Hardy   
                        d. Henry James

51.   In which class of the society does Arnold place himself in ‘Culture and Anarchy’?
                        a.  barbarians  
                        b. philistines
                        c. populace    
                        d. a fourth class that is yet to emerge

52.   Arnold criticizes Chaucer for lacking in ………….
                        a.  high seriousness 
                        b. architectonics 
                        c. verisimilitude 
                        d. classical decorum

53.   The term ‘vehicle’ and ‘tenor’ in relation to the metaphor were introduced by :
                        a.  T.S.Eliot
                        b. Cleanth Brooks    
                        c. I.A.Richards    
                        d. John Searle

54.   Who of the following critiqued “Lycidas” for its “inherent improbability”?
                        a.  Matthew Arnold 
                        b. P.B.Shelley  
                        c. Samuel Johnson
                        d. T.S.Eliot

55.   “The language of poetry is a language of paradox” is a line from ………….
                        a.  Practical Criticism 
                        b. The Well-Wrought Urn 
                        c. The Verbal Icon 
                        d. Principle of Literary Criticism

56.   ‘Gender Trouble : Feminism and the Subversion of Identity’ is a book by :
                        a.  Kate Millett 
                        b. Toril Moi 
                        c. Judith Butler 
                        d. Patricia Meyer Spacks

57.   ‘ASLE’ is an organization that works in the field of ………..
                        a.  Cultural Studies 
                        b. Linguistics 
                        c. Ecocriticism 
                        d. Theatre

58.   Of Grammatology, Writing and Difference and Speech and Phenomena were all published in ……….
                        a.  1966  
                        b. 1967   
                        c. 1968  
                        d. 1969

59.   Unlike the Russian Formalists, the New Critics did not apply ……………. to an analysis of poetry.
                        a.  semantics  
                        b. phonotactics 
                        c. morphology    
                        d. linguistics

60.   Which of the following English poetic movements was influence by the Japanese verse form haiku?
                        a.  Pre-Raphaelite  
                        b. Symbolism  
                        c. Imagism    
                        d. The Movement

61.   The term “difference” was first introduced by Derrida in the book :
                        a.  Writing and Difference
                        b. Speech and Phenomena 
                        c. Of Grammatology 
                        d. Spectres of Marx

62.   Phenomenological criticism is associated with the …………. School.
                        a. Geneva 
                        b. Yale 
                        c. Frankfurt  
                        d. Chicago

63.   The term ecocriticism was coined by :
                        a.  Cheryll Glotfelty
                        b. Williant Rueckert 
                        c. Annette Kolodny   
                        d. Arne Naess

64.   Who coined the phrase “dialectical criticism “ to denote a Marxist approach that synthesizes structuralist and poststructuralist methodologies?
                        a.  Macherey  
                        b. Benjamin
                        c. Marcuse    
                        d. Jameson

65.   ……………. is the expansion of the abbreviation MLA.
                        a.  Modern Literary Analysis
                        b. Modern Literature Association  
                        c. Modern Language Association
                        d. Mainstream Literature Analysts

66.   Who argues in the book ‘Civilization and Its Discontents’ that civilizations instill feelings of discontent in their citizens by repressing their instinctual desires?
                        a.  Herbert Marcuse
                        b. Jacques Lacan 
                        c. Sigmund Freud 
                        d. Carl Jung

67.   Deconstruction and Criticism is an anthology of essays that brought ………. into prominence.
                        a.  The Yale School  
                        b. Barbara Johnson    
                        c. Gayatri Spivak
                        d. poststructuralist feminists

68.   In which year was the First Reform Act introduced?
                        a.  1825
                        b. 1832   
                        c. 1867     
                        d. 1884

69.   ‘On the Genius of Biography’ was an important essay written by :
                        a.  Dr.Johnson    
                        b. Lytton Strachey
                        c. D.H.Lawrence   
                        d. James Boswell

70.   Which of the following was NOT a kind of meaning described by I.A.Richards?
                        a.  sense
                        b. context 
                        c. feeling
                        d. intention

71.   Roland Barthes introduced the terms ‘lisible’ and ‘scriptible’ in the work :
                        a.  S/Z 
                        b. Writing Degree Zero  
                        c. The Pleasure of the Text
                        d. Mythologies

72.   The term ‘ideology’ is central to …………….’s work.
                        a.  Foucault    
                        b. Lacan 
                        c. Marx 
                        d. Althusser

73.   Who coined the term “contrapunctal reading” to describe a reading strategy that exposes elements of colonial discourse within a text?
                        a.  Homi Bhabha    
                        b. Edward Said   
                        c. Gayatri Spivak 
                        d. Partha Chatterjee

74.   Who defined the text as “a tissue of quotations drawn from innumerable centres of culture”?
                        a.  Roland Barthes  
                        b. T.S.Eliot 
                        c. Jacques Derrida 
                        d. Jacques Lacan

75.   Name the founder of the Chicago School of criticism :
                        a.  I.A.Richards  
                        b. F.R.Leavis
                        c. William Empson    
                        d. R.S.Crane

76.   …………….. was the first biographer to use Freudian insights in his analysis.
                        a.  Dr. Johnson
                        b. Lytton Strachey  
                        c. James Boswell  
                        d. Margaret Cavendish

77.   What is the major concern of Arnold’s 'Literature and Dogma’?
                        a.  Criticism 
                        b. Culture
                        c. Theology
                        d. Society

78.   Which Modernist writer wrote the poem ‘Coriolanus’?
                        a.  T.S.Eliot   
                        b. Dylan Thomas    
                        c. Louis MacNeice  
                        d. Stephen Spender

79.   Which is the first archaeological treatise in English?
                        a.  The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire     
                        b. Hydriotaphia
                        c. The Antiquary 
                        d. Anatomy of Melancholy

80.   Where was T.S.Eliot’s essay “Hamlet and his Problems”, which regards Hamlet as an artistic failure, originally published?
                        a.  The Criterion
                        b. The Egoist
                        c. The Sacred Wood    
                        d. TLS

81.   Who coined the term ‘Imagism’?
                        a.  Charles Baudelaire
                        b. Immanuel Kant 
                        c. Ezra Pound 
                        d. T.S.Eliot

82.   Which century is known as the age of circulating libraries?
                        a.  16^th
                        b. 17^th
                        c. 18^th    
                        d. 19^th

83.   The landmark publication of ‘The Interpretation of Dreams’ was in :
                        a.  1900 
                        b. 1905    
                        c. 1910     
                        d. 1915

84.   Marxist philosophy of history is called ………………..
                        a.  Historiography
                        b. Dialectical Materialism
                        c. Historical materialism   
                        d. Cultural materialism

85.   Ferdinand de Saussure was a professor at the university of ………….
                        a.  Leipzig    
                        b. Geneva   
                        c. Frankfurt    
                        d. Zurich

86.   Who famously said, in the book ‘Keywords’, that “Culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language”?
                        a.  Theodor Adorno    
                        b. Raymond Williams
                        c. Stuart Hall  
                        d. Roland Barthes

87.   “Cultural poetics” is a term that has been used in the place of ………….
                        a.  Cultural Studies
                        b. Cultural Industry
                        c. New Historicism 
                        d. Dialectical materialism

88.   Who of the following authors have NOT been criticized by Edward Said for colonial stereotyping of the Orient?
                        a.  Jane Austen  
                        b. W.B.Yeats
                        c. Rudyard Kipling 
                        d. Henry Fielding

89.   CRT is the abbreviation of …………..
                        a.  Centre for Reception Theory  
                        b. Council for Revisionist Thought   
                        c. Critical Race Theory    
                        d. Centre for Romantic Thought

90.   The term ‘elan vital’ means :
                        a.  essence      
                        b. ideal form
                        c. life force
                        d. divine energy”

91.   “Critical Philosophy” is a term that describes the work of ……………..
                        a.  Adorno   
                        b. Rousseau  
                        c. Hegel    
                        d. Kant

92.   ‘Shakespeare's Judgment Equal to His Genius’ is a work by :
                        a.  Philip Sydney   
                        b. Coleridge
                        c. Samuel Johnson
                        d. Wordsworth

93.   A language is a self-contained relational structure, the elements of which derive their existence and their value from their distribution and oppositions in texts or discourse. This principle is called : 
                        a.  Laryngeal theory 
                        b. Semiotics
                        c. Structuralism 
                        d. Diachrony

94.   Match the following Fredric Jameson’s work with the subject they handle :

                 i.          Archaeologies of the Future                  -              (a)Modernism

                ii.          Representing Capital                              -              (b)Utopia and Science fiction

               iii.          The Poetics of Social Forms                  -              (c)Das Kapital

               iv.          The Modernist Papers                            -              (d)General history of aesthetic forms

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

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

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

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

95.   Match the following :

                 i.          The History of Sexuality                                        -              (a)Judith Butler

                ii.          Undoing Gender                                                     -              (b)Jacques Derrida

               iii.          Of Spirit                                                                   -              (c)Sigmund Freud

               iv.         Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality              -              (d)Michel Foucault

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

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

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

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

96.   Which one of the following is Philip Sydney’s famous work?
                        a.  A Short Apologie of the Schoole of Abuse  
                        b. The Defence of Poesy  
                        c. Preface to Shakespear  
                        d. The death of the Author

97.   Which one of the following is a concept of Karl Marx?

a. the base is the whole of productive relationships, not only a given economic element, e.g. the working class

b. the superstructure varies and develops unevenly in society's different activities; for example, art, politics, economics, etc

c.  the base–superstructure relationship is reciprocal
d. All of them

98.   Who among the following is associated with ‘Theatre of the Absurd’?
                        a.  Samuel Beckett     
                        b. Tom Stoppard    
                        c. Harold Pinter   
                        d. All of them

99.   The term ‘New Historicism’ is coined by :
                        a.  Edward Said  
                        b. Michael Foucault          
                        c. Stephen Greenblatt   
                        d. Jacques Lacan

100.     Which of the following is NOT a work of Aristotle?
               a.  Historia Animālium   
               b. Rhetoric 
               c. Poetics
               d. Apology of Socrates

101.     What is true about Liberal Humanism?
               a.  Good literature is timeless. 
               b. The context in which literature is created should not be considered.
               c. Humans are motivated and influenced by the same things throughout history. Human nature is unchanging.
               d. All of them

102.     A narrative mode or method that attempts to depict the multitudinous thoughts and feelings which pass through the mind is called :
               a.  Stream of Consciousness    
               b. Hypodiegesis   
               c. Quibble      
               d. Paradox

103.     Which among the following is Edward Said’s autobiography?
               a.  Out of Place   
               b. Moments of Being
               c. Holiday Memory 
               d. The Prime of Life

104.     ‘Common language in blank verse was more majestic than difficult words in complex rhymes’ is a statement associated with :
               a. John Milton  
               b. Aristotle
               c. Edmund Spenser 
               d. Joseph Addison

105.     Which one of William Empson’s work is often described as a sustained attack on Christianity?
                a.  Faustus and the Censor
                b. Milton’s God    
                c. Some Versions of Pastoral 
                d. Using Biography

106.     Which among the following work, the Sanskrit mantra, ‘ Shantih Shantih Shantih is included?
               a.  James Joyce’s Ulysses
               b. Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse  
               c. T.S.Eliot’s The Wasteland  
               d. Ezra Pound’s The Cantos

107.     Second-wave feminism was started in :
               a.  1820s 
               b. 1880s    
               c. 1960s
               d. 1990s

108.     The literary term ‘Objective Correlative’ is first presented by T.S.Eliot in his essay :
                a.  The Functions of Criticism 
                b. Hamlet and his problems
                c. Culture and Anarchy  
                d. Tradition and Individual Talent

109.     Which one of the following is true?

a.      According to Richards, feedforward is the concept of anticipating the effect of one's words by acting as our own critic.

b.      I.A. Richards and C.K. Ogden created the semantic triangle to deliver improved understanding to how words come to mean.

c.      The semantic triangle has three parts, the symbol or word, the referent, and the thought or reference.

d.      All of them

110.     Which one of the following is NOT a post-modernist writer?
               a.  Jacques Derrida  
               b. D.H.Lawrence   
               c. Frederic Jameson   
               d. Jean-Francois Lyotard

111.     Match the following :

                 i.          Literary Theory          -              (a) managing humans in large groups

                ii.         Critical Theory            -              (b) systematic study of the nature of literature

               iii.        Biopower                     -              (c) neo-Marxist philosophy of the Frankfurt School

               iv.         Discourse                    -              (d) written and spoken communications

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

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

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

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

112.     Match the following :

(i) Letter to Thomas Butts                                                                               -               (a)Northrop Frye

(ii) Structure, Sign, and Play in the Discourse of the Human Sciences     -               (b)Roland Barthes

(iii) The Structuralist Activity                                                                          -              (c)Jacques Derrida

(iv) Anatomy of Criticism                                                                                -               (d)William Blake

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

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

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

       d. (i)-b,(ii)-c,(iii)-d,(iv)-a

113.     In literary Criticism, careful sustained interpretation of a brief passage of a text is called :
                 a. Close reading   
               b. Ambiguity  
               c. Sublimity    
               d. deconstruction

114.     Which one of the following is a work of Sigmund Freud :
               a. The Interpretation of Dreams 
               b. Studies on Hysteria 
               c. On Narcissism     
               d. All of them

115.     Which among the following is a work of Michael Foucault?
               a.  The History of Madness 
               b. The Birth of the Clinic
               c. The Order of Things 
               d. All of them

116.     ‘Excellence in language’, the ‘expression of a great spirit’, and the power to provoke ‘ecstasy’ is related to :
               a.  sublimity   
               b. creativity 
               c. catharsis    
               d. ambiguity

117.     Which among the following critics is NOT related to ‘New Criticism’?
               a.  F.R.Leavis    
               b. I.A.Richards  
               c. William Empson      
               d. Cleanth Brooks

118.     Freud’s works ‘Totem and Taboo’ and ‘The Future of an Illusion’ deals with :
               a.  Sexuality     
               b. Dreams     
               c. Religion   
               d. Child abuse

119.     ‘Hogarth Press’ is a publishing house associated with who among the following?
               a.  Virginia Woolf     
               b. Mary Wollstonecraft
               c. Elaine Showalter     
               d. Simone de Beauvoir

120.     Which one of the following is NOT a work of Samuel Johnson?
               a.  Life of Mr Richard Savage   
               b. London 
               c. Irene
               d. The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia