How did Shelley die?

Who was Percy Bysshe Shelley’s second wife?

Which of the following is NOT one of Shelley's major works?

For what reason was Percy Bysshe Shelley expelled from Oxford?

In the opening lines of Tintern Abbey, what does Wordsworth describe?

Which of the following works is an autobiographical epic poem by Wordsworth?

What was significant about the publication of Lyrical Ballads (1798)?

Who did Wordsworth collaborate with to co-author Lyrical Ballads (1798)?

William Wordsworth is widely regarded as a pioneer of which literary movement?

What is a memorable line from Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard?

Which position did Gray decline in 1757?

Where did Thomas Gray study?

Which bird is described as complaining to the moon?

What does the poet say prevents the poor villagers from achieving greatness?

Which sound is mentioned as fading at the start of the poem?

What time of day is described at the beginning of the poem?

Where is the poem set?

What is the main theme of the poem?

What is the basic unit of a poem?

Which of the following poems is written by William Wordsworth?

Which poetic device involves the repetition of the same initial sound?

CHOOSE THE CORRECT STATEMENTS ABOUT KEATS' "ODE ON A GRECIAN URN"

1. It contains five stanzas with ten lines occupies ABAB CDED CE rhyme scheme
2. Keats' says 'beauty is a lie'
3. In ode on a Grecian urn 'unheard melodies' symbolize the ideal and imagined beauty
4. truth and beauty are unrelated

CHOOSE THE CORRECT STATEMENTS ABOUT KEATS' "ODE ON A GRECIAN URN"

1. It contains five stanzas with ten lines occupies ABAB CDED CE rhyme scheme
2. Keats' says 'beauty is a lie'
3. In ode on a Grecian urn 'unheard melodies' symbolize the ideal and imagined beauty
4. truth and beauty are unrelated

Identify the type of novel Charles Dickens' GREAT EXPECTATIONS

Which literary device is used in the phrase " deafening silence" ?

Choose the correct statement

1. William Wordsworth served as the Poet Laureate of England from 1843 to 1850
2. Nature is a central theme in Wordsworth's poetry, often depicted as a source of solace and inspiration
3. Lyrical ballads was co-authored by Wordsworth and Coleridge
4. Wordsworth is not a romantic poet

The following statements are related to whom?

• Author of the famous tragedy Othello

• Produced a specific structure of poem with ABAB CDCD EFEF GG rhyme scheme

• Words like 'lonely' 'gloomy' and 'radiance' were contributed to English language.

One of the Romantic poets:

"Church Going" is a poem by :

The Stanzaic pattern of Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard:

A Game of Chess is the title of a section of a long poem by :

Piers Plowman is a poem by :

The "first masterpiece of modernism in English":

The "first masterpiece of modernism in English":

"Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" is addressed to the poet's:

"The falcon cannot hear the falconer" is a line that occurs in a poem by :

"The sun is behind me. Nothing has changed since I began." These lines are by:

'Where the heart lies, let the brain lie also'. This is the conclusion of a dedicatory stanza referring to a collection of verse by:

Nissim Ezekiel is a .......

Choose the first line of the poem "Night of the Scorpion" from the following.

Who is the author of the poem "Poet, lover, Birdwatcher"?

When did Nissim Ezekiel die?

When was Nissim Ezekiel born?

What does ‘sun-baked walls’ suggest in the poem "Night of the Scorpion"?

The word “diabolic” means;

The line ‘my mother twisted through and through, groaning on a mat’ Suggests ..............

What kind of a night was it in the Night of the Scorpion?

Who was stung by the scorpion in Night of the Scorpion?

How does the poet describe the attitude of the villagers towards the scorpion sting through imagery and sound?

How does the mother react after the scorpion sting is finally healed?