Tagmemics, a linguistic analysis has been developed by:

The lines, "The evil that men do lives after them/The good is oft interred with their bones" are from Shakespeare's:

What is the pronunciation of the plural morpheme in the word 'churches'?

Thomas Carlyle published The French Revolution in:

Marlow is the hero of the play:

The terms, 'langue' and 'parole' have been introduced by:

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?