Which of the the following f is not a characteristic of the Romantic Movement?

Wilson Knight's Chariot of Wrath is a critical work on:

According to Arnold, the real moment that marks the birth of modern English prose is:

Everyone approved of the investigation that is currently in progress. Replace the words underlined with the most suitable word given below:

The critic who opposed Eliot's theory of dissociation of sensibility:

Learners discover the potential meaning of language by participating in communication is the concept of:

The style of the essays of Francis Bacon is:

Which of the words is not in tandem with the vocabulary of cyberspace?

The term mirror-phase is associated with:

The play of Bernard Shaw that expounds the philosophy of life-force:

John Dryden's "All for Love" is based on Shakespeare's :

The primary stress of the word , improvisation , is on the ----------- syllable.

To strive , to seek, to find, and not to yield" is the philosophy of:

The line " God fences make.................................... appears in Robert Frost's poem................

The journals that attacked Keats' Endymion

The Industrial Revolution is best described as:

Labor laws in the 19th century aimed to:

Railways and steamships improved:

Critics of capitalism included:

A major social problem was:

Industrialization led to:

Which raw materials were in high demand?

Factories replaced:

Which invention is associated with the Industrial Revolution?

The Industrial Revolution began in the:

When the evening is spread out against the sky/ like a patient etherized upon a table: the lines appeared in Eliot's

Which school of criticism encouraged the students to concentrate on the words on the page:

The character of Charles Dickens who believes that " something will turn up":

Which of the following novels is not written by Amitav Gosh

Who is the author of A Vindication of the Rights of Women?

What is Chaucer’s connection to Westminster Abbey?

"Death thou shalt die" : the line by Donne is an example of

Who was Geoffrey Chaucer’s patron during his lifetime?

The linguist who propounded the theories of the origin of language :

John Barbour, a contemporary of Chaucer, was a poet from which country?

Which of the following poets was a contemporary of Chaucer and wrote Piers Plowman?

Which of these poets is known as the “Father of English Poetry” and was a contemporary of Chaucer?

Who is described as the despicable character in "The Prologue"?

Which of the following best describes how a rhyme royal stanza can be constructed?

What is the rhyme scheme of the rhyme royal stanza?

What is the usual meter of a rhyme royal stanza?

How many lines are there in a rhyme royal stanza?

In which of the following works did Chaucer extensively use rhyme royal?

Which meter is commonly used in both heroic couplets and rhyme royal?

How many lines does a rhyme royal stanza contain?

What is the rhyme scheme of the heroic couplet popularized by Chaucer?

The grammar that assigns " deep structure " and " surface structure" to show the relationship of sentences?

Which poetic forms were introduced or popularized during Chaucer’s period?

Who among the following was NOT a contemporary of Chaucer?

Which three kings ruled during Chaucer’s lifetime?