In the sentence, "You're coming, aren't you?", which intonation pattern is likely used?

Baudelaire’s symbols were modeled on the symbols of:

Which Romantic poet excelled all his contemporaries in sustained symbolism?

Who said: “Everything—form, movement, number, color, perfume—in the spiritual as in the natural world is significative, reciprocal, converse, correspondent”?

. Who are the chief exponents of Symbolism in France?

Who used private symbols in their poetry during the Romantic period?

The doctrine of Correspondences means:

Symbolism is based on the doctrine of:

The German art critic who used the term Magischer Realismus was:

The term Magic Realism comes from the German word:

The first work of Magical Realism is considered to be:

The term fabulation refers to:

Metafiction highlights the role of:

The term Metafiction, popularized by Robert Scholes, refers to novels that:

One Hundred Years of Solitude, an iconic work of Magic Realism, was written by:

In literature, Magic Realism was used to describe the prose fiction of _____.

Materials derived from myth and fairy tales are used in -

In ________, the writers weave in an everlasting pattern a sharply etched realism in representing ordinary events and details together with fantastic and dreamlike elements.

The term ________ was originally applied to a School of Surrealist German painters in the 1920’s.

. Who said: “True wit is what oft was thought, but never so well expressed”?

Who said: “Wit is at once natural and new”?

What verse form was much favoured in the Neoclassical period?

The distinctive quality of Neoclassical poetry can be seen in Horace’s annotation:

Who defined Romanticism as “the addition of strangeness to beauty”?

Who called Romanticism “the renaissance of wonder”?

Who said “Romanticism is disease, Classicism is health”?

Romanticism is a withdrawal from outer experience to concentrate on inner experience, according to:

Who defined Romanticism as “liberalism in literature”?

The Neoclassical idea was founded on:

Who authored the work What is a Classic?

The ‘Four Wheels of the English Novel’ are:

The period between 1744 and 1785 is known as:

The original Augustan Age was a brilliant literary period of:

Urbanity, wit, and licentiousness are features of the:

. The English theatres, closed in 1642, reopened with:

The term ‘Restoration’ is derived from:

The three major divisions of Neoclassical literature are:

The Neo-Classical period extended for 140 years from:

Besides being a dramatist, Seneca was also a:

The revenge tradition in English drama owes to:

The first English translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses was done by:

The early English comedies Ralph Roister Doister and Gammer Gurton’s Needle parody the plays of:

The Aeneid by Virgil is considered the national epic of:

Who satirized social norms and heroes of Greek mythology in his plays?

Who introduced dialogue into plays?

The trilogy Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus, and Antigone was authored by:

The third and final section of the ode is:

The second part of the choral debate is called:

The first stanza of an ode is called:

Who employed the triadic structure: Strophe, Antistrophe, and Epode?