DEPARTMENT
OF ENGLISH
BISHOP
HEBER COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
SEMESTER –
I
Core
I: MODERN LITERATURE I[Chaucer to the
Jacobeans]
250 Objective Type
Questions Course Code: P15EG101
Unit I
1.
In 1348 between one
third and one half of the English population died within 18 months because of
_____________
a. Plague b.
Cholera c. Cancer d. Smallpox
2.
Chaucer born in the
reign of King _______________
a. Edward II b. Edward
III c. Richard II d. Henry IV
3.
Chaucer lived through
the reign of King ____________
a. Edward II b.
Edward III c. Richard II d. Henry IV
4.
Chaucer died after
King ___________ ascended the throne.
a. Edward II b.
Edward III c. Richard II d. Henry IV
5.
Chaucer was the Member
of the Parliament of ___________
a. Kent b. London c. Italy d. Canterbury
6.
Chaucer was appointed
as controller of wool customs in the port of _________
a. Kent b.
London c. Italy d. Canterbury
7.
Chaucer wrote Canterbury
Tales influenced by Giovanni Boccaccio, a great writer from ________
a. Kent b.
London c. Italy d. Canterbury
8.
_______________ is 80
miles from London
a. Kent b.
London c. Italy d. Canterbury
9.
___________ is the
father of English Literature
a. Chaucer b. Spenser c. Shakespeare d. Wyatt
10.
Thomas à Beckett was
killed in Canterbury Cathedral in _______
a. 1330 b.
1170 c. 1190 d. 1070
11.
Becket was a trusted
adviser and friend of King _________
a. Edward II b.
Richard III c. Henry II d. Charles II
12.
The narrator meets
____________ pilgrims at an inn
a. 30 b.
28 c. 31 d. 29
13.
Canterbury Tales is considered as “____________ satire”
a. estates b.
Juvenalian c. Horatian d. Old English
14.
Chaucer completed
_______ stories and 2 fragments.
a. 21 b.
22 c. 23 d. 24
15.
___________ served the
king well in Crusades.
a. The Squire b.
The Friar c. The
Knight d. The Parson
16.
____________ was a
“lover and a cadet”.
a. The Parson b.
The Friar c. The Knight d. The Squire
17.
_________ wears a
bracelet “Love conquers all”.
a. The Prioress b.
The Wife of Bath c. The Host d. The Friar
18.
___________’s head was
bald and shone like glass.
a. The Squire b.
The Monk c. The Knight d. The Parson
19.
The hot summer had
burned the face of _________ all brown.
a. The Knight b.
The Friar c. Shipman d. The Parson
20.
_______ was a perfect
example of the true Christian priest.
a. Shipman b.
The Friar c. The Knight d. The Parson
21.
Next to the Knight,
____________ is one of the most admired people on the pilgrimage.
a. The Oxford Cleric b.
The Squire c. The Knight d. Shipman
22.
_________ was
considered the bishop’s sheriff.
a. The Pardoner b. The
Summoner c. The Parson d. The Monk
23.
________ was
“intimate” with city dames
a. The Prioress b.
The Wife of Bath c. The Friar d. The Host
24.
__________ made a
point of being first at the altar or offering in church
a. The Prioress b.
The Host c. The Friar d. The Wife of Bath
25.
_______ rode last
among the group
a. The Reeve b.
The Wife of Bath c. The Friar d. The Host
26. “Epithalamion” is a
a. nuptial poem b.
christmas poem c. easter poem d.
mourning poem
27. Orpheus is a
a. musician b.
clown c. nymph d. king
28. Turtle dove stands for
a. fidelity b.
tyranny c. love d. hypocrisy
29. Hymen is
a. God of marriage b. God of death c.
God of evil spirits d.God of wine
30. Spenser invites the Nymphs
of Mulla to
a. adorn the bride b. clean the bower c.
fish in the river d.kill the deer
31. Phoebe is
a. Sun God b.
God of Love c. God of Sleep d. Flower God
32. Hesperus is
a. evening star b. night star c.
morning star d. afternoon star
33. Cyprian queen is
a. Venus b.
Appollo c. Phoebus d. Mars
34. The lips of Spenser’s
bride are like
a. cherry b.
chilly c. rose d. lily
35. The cheeks of Spenser’s
bride are like
a. apples b.
tomatoes c. pumpkins d. cherries
36. Those who look at Medusa
turn to
a. stones b.
birds c. snakes d. doves
37. Medusa’s hair is full of
a. serpents b.
rats c. lice d. flowers
38. Bacchus is
a. God of Wine b. God of Beer c.
God of river d. God of bees
39. Tirnthynian groom is
a. Hercules b.
Atlas c. Orpheus d. Phoebus
40. Alcmena is
a. Hercules’ mother b.
Hercules’ sister c. Hercules’ friend d.None of these
41. Cynthia is
a. Moon b.
Star c. Sun d. Venus
42. Latmian shepherd is
a. Endymion b.
Startmion c. Orpheus d. None of these
43. Barnaby the bright is
the……………… in a year.
a. longest day b. darkest day c.
shortest day d. fastest day
44. Hob-Goblins are
a. evil spirits b. good spirits c.
helping spirits d. angels
45. Spenser wrote
a. Shepheardes Calendar b. Mayan Calendar c. British Calendar d. English
Calendar
46. Spenser invites
the-------------------- for his
marriage.
a. Nymphs
of Mulla b. Nymphs of Thames c.Nymphs of Wye d.Nymphs of Alps
47. The hair of the
Spenser’s bride is decorated with ---------------------flowers.
a. perling b.
rose c.lily d.diamond
48. Tempe is a
--------------.
a.valley b.mountain c. small hill d.river
49. Maia took bath in
--------------------.
a. Acidallian brook b. discoulered brook c
.Achilles brook d .None of these
50 Son of Venus is-------------.
a. Cupid b. Hercules c. Orpheus d.
Hymen
Unit II
51. Who coined the term
“metaphysical poetry”?
a. Andrew
Marvell b. John Donne c. Samuel Johnson d. Henry Vaughan
52. What is the “stamped
face” referred to by Donne in “Canonization”?
a. face in
a stamp b.
holy face c. Coin d. real face
53. Fill in the blank: “For
God's sake hold your tongue, and let me ________”.
a. love b. live c. tell d. give
54. Fill in the blank: “Call
her one, me another _______”.
a. taper b. moth c.
candle d. fly
55. What is a phoenix?
a. Mall b. Bike c. Mythological plant d. Mythological bird
56. According to Donne, why
should a person “take a course”?
a. To
get a job b For running c. For
higher studies d. To begin family life
57. “We’ll build in sonnets
pretty rooms”. What is the meaning of “room” here?
a. a place
in a house b. stanza in a poem c. room in a mansion d. veranda
58. What is canonization?
a. accepter
of a canon b. Having a gun c. to make saint of d. a priest
59. According to Donne, what
do soldiers find?
a. Army b. House c. Country d. War
60. According to Donne, what
do lawyers get?
a.
Litigious
men b. Car
c. Dress d. Robe
61.What is meant by ek
stasis?
a. Stand outside b. experience of joy c.
experience of love d. to stand
62. Who is the “Great Prince in prison”?
a. Body b.
The soul c. Earth d. Donne
63. After the “concoction”, who will depart as a “purer” person?
a. Man b. Onlooker
c. Lover d.
Lady Love
64. A “metaphysical _____” is a particular type of poetic metaphor of the
sort developed by the “metaphysical poets”.
a. simile b. conceit
c. poem d.
song
65. “This
ecstasy doth unperplex”. What does “unperplex” mean?
a. resolve b.
complex c. confuse d. compound
66. “We owe
them thanks”, who are “them” according to Donne?
a. Bodies b.
souls c. faces d. gods
67. “Yielded
their senses' force to us,/ Nor are dross to us, but allay”. Which is referred
to as an “allay” by Donne?
a. soul b. body c. sprit d. sense
68. Who are “weak men”
according to Donne?
a.
Physically weak b.
Those who cannot write poetry
c. Those
who look for manifestation d. Dull-headed
69. Which are
“firmly cemented / With a fast balm”?
a. Sick person’s legs b. a house c.
a window d. Lovers’
hands
70. Fill in the blank: “A single
violet _______,/ The strength, the colour, and the size,/…Redoubles still, and multiplies”.
a. plant b.
sapling c. bud d. Transplant
71. Who stopped the sun on
its course?
a. Joshua
b. Jesus Christ c. Andrew Marvell d. John Donne
72. “Time’s winged chariot”
is an allusion to:
a. Helios
b. Ares c. Zeus d. Hermes
73. What is the “Humber”?
a. The Indian Ocean b. a river in England c. Lake Victoria d. The
English Channel
74. What is the structure of
the poem, “To His Coy Mistress”?
a.
novelistic b. syllogism c. free verse d. ode
75. What is the key theme of
the poem, “To His Coy Mistress”?
a. carpe diem b. Carpe Jugulum c. carpimus noctem d. Toccata
76. Why does Marvell refer
to “Indian Ganges”?
a. exotic
element b. likes India c. Likes the Ganges d. Wants rubies
77. Where is the Humber
river?
a. Calcutta
b. Hull c. Hollywood d. London
78. Fill up the blank: “...the
youthful ____ /Sits on thy skin like morning dew”.
a. skin . b.
age c.
hue d.
pink
79. Fill up the blank: “The _____
is a fine and private place...”.
a. room b.
house c. garden d. grave
80. What are “amorous
birds” in “To his Coy Mistress:?
a. Birds of prey b.
Angry birds c. Fighting birds d. Love birds
81. Marvell sees____________
as superior to the white and red hues that commonly signify passionate love.
a. violet b. blue c. yellow d. green
82. Apollo metamorphosed
Daphne into a _______.
a. girl b.
bird c. laurel
d. nymph
83. Pan metamorphosed ______
into a reed.
a. Cinderella
b. Pandora c. Joshua d. Syrinx
84. Who is the “skilful
gardener” referred to by Marvell in “The Garden?
a. Trained
gardener b. Experienced gardener c.
Devil d. God
85. Who are crowned with
palm leaves?
a. Singers b. Kings c. Victors in games
d. Poets
86. Who is given the oak
leaves?
a. Animal b. Sports person c. Ruler of a country d. Hockey player
87. What are “bays”?
a.
sea b. land c. flowers d. laurels
88. Which is the “garden
state” referred to by Marvell in “The Garden”?
a. Heaven b. Vasantham garden c. Hades
d. Garden of
Eden
89. What does George Herbert mean by “furniture” in “Affliction”?
a. humans b. house c.
college d. nature
90. What does George Herbert refer to as a “lingring book”?
a. A collection
of poems b. Drama c. The Bible d. Poems of Herbert
91 From which game has the
metaphor “cross-bias” been taken?
a. cricket b. foot ball c. Dart-board d. bowling
92. Who is the “some other
master” referred to by Herbert?
a. Jesus b. Jehovah c. devil d. Little Master
93. What is the “way that
takes the town”?
a. Spiritual life b. worldly life c. God-fearing life d. Religious life
94. What is the only
positive thing in the Pandora ’s Box?
a. Wealth b. Hope c. Beauty d. Sorrow
95. What is the “jewel”
referred to by Herbert in “Pulley”?
a. rest
b. gold c. ring d. beauty
96. With
whom did Richard Lovelace side during a power struggle in England?
a. The Church b. The Parliament c. King Charles I d.
The Prince of Persia
97. Why cannot the
walls and iron bars that surround Lovelace imprison him?
a.
protected by God b.
Physically free
c.
protected by a strong person d.
Free in mind
98. What are the “Committed linnets”?
a. caged birds b. cunning birds c. dead birds d. those
committed to work
99.What is the main theme of
Richard Lovelace’s “To Althea from Prison”?
a. Love for Althea b. No
one can imprison the human mind
c. Love for the King d. Prison
life
100. What is a “Hermitage”
according to Lovelace?
a. hut b. a place where hermits live c.
mind d. sages live
Unit III
101. David makes use of
________motif in Psalm 23.
a. the bull
b. the lion c. the shepherd d. God
102. What are
the main points of psalm 23?
a. Son, Sun and Sin b.
Give, Gift and Get c.
Provision,
protection and preservation. d.
God, Sprit and Son
103. According to David in
Psalm 23, through which things does the Lord
comfort the one who walks through
the valley of the shadow of death?
a. palm and fingers b. rod
and staff
c. gun and dagger d.
Tree and leaves
104. According to David in
Psalm 23, what provisions does the Lord furnish in the presence of one’s enemies?
a. Many good things b.
grocery
c. He prepares a table d.
Many musical instruments
105. According to David in Psalm 23, what does the Lord provide in this life?
a. Fruits b. Happiness c.
Songs d.
Goodness and mercy
106. According to David,
what does God desire more than a burnt offering?
a. A white dove b. A good gift c.
A hefty calf d. A
broken heart
107. What are the main points of Psalm 51?
a. Love, hate and more love b. Sin and sinner
c. Plea, promise and prayer d. Jab, jazz and joy
108.
Upon what does David base his appeal for God’s forgiveness in Psalm 51?
a. His sovereignty b. His
loving kindness c.
His proximity d.
Blind hope
109.
What does God desire of David in Psalm 51?
a. To be a great warrior b.Truth in
the inward parts c.
To be a good husband d. To be a
good king
110. In praying for forgiveness, what does David ask God to do in Psalm 51?
a. Punish him b. Make him a great
king c. Purge
him with hyssop d.
Grant him His grace
111. What two things does David promise to do when forgiven?
a. Forget and forgive b. Rule and
be Ruled c.
Pray and surrender d.
Teach and Sing aloud
112. David _____ about his
unclean heart in Psalm 51.
a. thinks b.
laughs c.
laments d.knows
113. David committed adultery with __________.
a. Eve
b. Bathsheba c.
Bluebells d. Sarah
114.
Who is the wife of Uriah?
a. Bathsheba b. Uriba c. Mary d.
Saribah
115.
Who is Nathan?
a. A singer b. A prophet b.A vagabond c.
A king
116.”What is truth?” To whom
does Pilate ask this question?
a. Jesus b. Joseph c.
the Priests d. Merchants
117. According to Bacon ,
what is the opinion of a Grecian on truth?
a. Man loves lie for lie’s sake b. Man loves lie for
God’s sake
c. Man loves lie for others’ sake d. Man loves lie for his
sake
118. Bacon compares truth to
a. open day light b.
open twilight c. open darkness d. None of these
119. Bacon compares
falsehood to
a. Candle light b. lamp light c. sun light d.
moon light
120. Bacon compares truth to
a. Pearl b.
Gold c. Lead d. Platinum
121. ‘Vinum Daemonum’ means
a. Wine of Gods b. Wine of Devils c.Wines of Fathers d. Wine for Pastors
122. According to Bacon, the
first creation of God was
a. light of sense b. light of scent c.light
of moon d. None of these
123. According to Bacon, the
last creation of God was
a. light of reason b. romantic light c. sun light d.
moon light
124. “The poet that
beautified the sect that was otherwise inferior to the rest” The word “sect” stands for
a. Epicureans b. Academicians c.
Stoics d. Sceptics
125…..clear and round
dealing is the --------------of men’s nature
a. shame b.
honour c. insult d. none of these
126. ‘….a man lieth
is….brave towards god, a coward towards men”.
Who said
these words?
a. Montaigne b. Pilate c.Grecian d.
Lucretius
127. “….when Christ cometh,
he shall not find -----------upon the earth”.
a. faith b. love c.
hatred d. enmity
128. Travel is
-------------------for young people.
a. education b. entertainment c. boredom d. fun
129. A traveller must have
some acquaintance with the -----------------of the country where he travels.
a. custom b. language c. culture d.area
130. Young men should travel
with a ------------------
a. tutor b. friend c. Pastor d.
poet
131. Men should
make------------ while traveling.
a. diaries b. food c.business d. None of these
132. “Consistories
Ecclesiactic” means
a. Kings court b. religious court c. worship place d.
archives
133. A traveller should
avoid the following events such as
a. Capital execution b.
Training of soldiers c.
Shipping and navies d. Shopping
134. A traveller can make
acquaintance with……………..
a.
employed men of ambassadors b. relatives of ambassadors
c.
friends of ambassadors d.
enemies of ambassadors
135. People quarrel
for-----------------
a.
mistress, health etc. b.
mistakes, health etc.
c.
money, health etc. d.
None of the above
136. Drayton writes, “My name shall mount
upon______”.
a. eternity b. hill c. house d. wall
137. Why does
Drayton refer to Medea?
a. Become young again b. To get the Golden
Fleece c. To help Jason d. To be cunning
138. The sonnet “Whilst thus my pen strives to”
appeared in _________
a. The Legend of Piers Gaveston b.
Matilda c.
The Harmony of the Church d.
Idea: The Shepherd's Garland
139. Medea was the _________ of King Aeëtes of
Colchis
a. wife b. daughter c. niece d.
granddaughter
140. “I Find no Peace” is a translation
of Petrarch’s sonnet _____
a. 101 b.
102 c. 104 d. 108
141. “_________ rules my lines with wrinkles in my
face”
a. Age b. Pen c. God d. Death
142. “I love_______, and thus I hate myself”
a. you b. me c.
another d. God
143. The rhyme scheme of “I Find No Peace” is _________
a. abbaabba ccdeed b.
aabbabba ccdeed c.
aabbabba cddcdd d.
abbaabba cddcdd
144. “I fly above the ______, yet can I not arise”
a. sky b. wind c. stars d.
world
145. What does “Astrophil” mean?
a. star lover b. star c.
lover of moon d. Stella
146. What does “Stella” mean?
a. sun b. star c.
moon d. Astrophil
147. “Loving
in truth, and fain in verse my love to show...” . What does Philip Sidney
mean by “fain”?
a. faint b. prepare to cheat c. prepare
to take a risk d. full of pain
148. Who calls Philip Sidney
a fool?
a. Stella b. Muse c. Sidney’s father d. Pan
149. Whose brain is “sun
burned”?
a. Stella b. Astrophil c. Philip Sidney d. Muse
150. Why does Philip Sidney
fail to write a love poem in the beginning?
a. Relies on his love b.
Relies on his heart c.
Relies on his songs d.
Relies on books.
Unit IV
151. Marlowe was born in the year _________
a. 1564 b.
1456 c. 1546 d. 1465
152. At the age of sixteen and a half, Marlowe was
awarded a scholarship to ________ College,
Cambridge
a.
Cambridge b. Corpus
Christi c. Oxford d. Bishop’s
153.
Marlowe wrote _______ plays in his life time.
a.
5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8
154.
Christopher Marlowe was the father of English ________
a.
Literature b. Language c. Sonnet d. Tragedy
155. “Hamartia” means ___________
a. Tragic
Flaw b. Climax c. pity & relief d. Revenge
156. Ancient Greek theatre was developed as part of
________ festivals
a.
Seasonal b. religious c. song d. entertainment
157. Dionysus is the God of ________
a.
drama b. wealth and
food c. wine and fertility d. songs
158. ___________ is the first actor.
a.
Dionysus b. Aeschylus c. Aeschylus d. Thespis
159. _______ added props and scenery in drama.
a. Aeschylus b. Sophocles c. Euripides d. Shakespeare
160. _______ added a third actor in drama.
a.
Aeschylus b. Sophocles c. Euripides d. Shakespeare
161.
The theatre of _____________ could fit about 14
thousand people.
a. Shakespeare b. Eliot c.
Epidaurus d. Marlowe
162. Performances in Greek theatre occurred in
________
a.
dark night b. Electrified
lights c. moon light d. daylight
163. _______________ sometimes comments on the
action of the play.
a. Chorus b. antagonist c. Poet d. protagonist
164. Dr. Faustus is a ________ Play
a.
Renaissance b. Morality c. Mystery d. Miracle
165. The Tragical History of the Life and Death
of Doctor Faustus is based on the ________ story
Faust
a. German b. French c.
Greek d. Latin
166. Doctor Faustus was first published in _______
a. 1600 b.
1604 c. 1616 d. 1660
167. The 1616 quarto of Dr. Faustus was published by
_________
a. Valentine Simmes b. The Admiral's Men c. John Wright d. George Eld
168. In the play Dr. Faustus ____________ does not
interact with the other characters
a. Faustus b. Ghost c. Lucifer d. chorus
169. _______ is the servant of Faustus.
a. Wagner b. Valdes c. Cornelius d. Lucifer
170. Faustus strikes a deal with Lucifer: he is to
be allotted __________ years of life on Earth.
a.100 b.
24 c. 20 d. 26
171. Which city does Faustus visit extensively in
scene 7?
a. Amsterdam b. Berlin c.
Rome d.
Jerusalem
172. Where does Faustus go to study?
a.
Paris b. Rome c. London d. Wittenberg
173. The magical art of raising the dead is called
______
a. necromancy b. magic c. Prayer d.
divinity
174. Who speaks in the Prologue of Dr. Faustus?
a.
Marlowe b. The chorus c.
Faustus d.
Mephistopheles
175. Where does Faustus grow up?
a.
Paris b. Rome c. Rhodes d. Wittenberg
176. The White Devil is a __________
a. tragedy b.
comedy c. tragicomedy d. revenge tragedy
177. _________ was murdered in Padua on 22 December
1585
a. Vittoria Accoramboni b. Monticelso c. John Webster d. Queen Anne
178. Vittoria Corombona is the sister of ________
a. Brachiano b. Flamineo c.
Hortensio d. Zanche
179. Giovanni is Brachiano's son by _________
a. Vittoria b.
Helen c. Isabella d. Zanche
180. _________ plots with Flamineo and Brachiano on
how to best murder Isabella and Camillo
a. Christophero b. Marcello c. Monticelso d. Doctor Julio
181. ___________ is
a member of Brachiano's court
a. Hortensio b. Gasparo c. Lodovico d. Zanche
182. The White Devil was written by _________
a.
Thomas Webster b. John Webster c. Joseph Webster d. Christopher Webster
183. The White Devil was first performed in
the _________ theatre.
a.
Ancient Greek b. Globe c. Red Bull d. Cockpit
184. The White Devil was successfully revived
in 1630 by Queen Henrietta's Men at the Cockpit
Theatre and published again in ___
a.
1731 b. 1691 c. 1651 d. 1631
185. The Cardinal ___________ later became Pope Paul
IV.
a. Monticelso b.
Francisco De Medici c. Brachiano d. Giovanni
186. Francisco De Medici, Duke of Florence, in Act V
disguised as the Moor ____________
a.
Monticelso b. Mulinassar c.
Orsini d. Lodowick
187. ________ is the husband of Isabella.
a.
Monticelso b. Francisco De
Medici c. Brachiano d. Giovanni
188. ___________ is an Italian Count in love with
Isabella
a.
Monticelso b. Mulinassar c. Orsini d. Lodowick
189. _________ is Vittoria's husband.
a. Camillo b. Marcello c. Pedro d. Gasparo
190. _________ is Vittoria's younger brother.
a.
Camillo b. Marcello c. Pedro d. Gasparo
191. _____ is a doctor.
a.
Flamineo b. Arragon c. Julio d.
Jacques
192. _______ a Moor, is a servant to Giovanni
a.
Flamineo b. Arragon c. Julio d. Jacques
193. _______________ is Francisco De Medici's
sister.
a. Isabella b. Vittoria c. Cornelia d. Portia
194. ___________ is the Venetian lady, sister of
Flamineo, first married to Camillo
a.
Isabella b. Vittoria c. Cornelia d. Portia
195. _________ is the mother of Marcello.
a.
Isabella b. Vittoria c. Cornelia d.
Portia
196. ___________ is banished from Rome for
debauchery and murder.
a.
Monticelso b. Mulinassar c. Orsini d. Lodovico
197. Brachiano and ___________ are arrange to murder
Camillo and Isabella.
a. Flamineo b. Arragon c. Julio d. Jacques
198. ________ pretends madness in order to protect
himself from awkward suggestions.
a.
Arragon b. Flamineo c. Julio d. Jacques
199.
_________ and Zanche shoot Flamineo.
a.
Isabella b. Cornelia c. Vittoria d. Portia
200. __________, disguised as Capuchin monks to
avenge Isabella's death.
a. Camillo b. Marcello c. Pedro d. Gasparo
Unit V
201. ---------------------is the Judge or God of the
underworld.
a. Minos b .Radamonth c
. Charon d. None of
these
202. Balthazar will stay as a royal prisoner in
-------------------house.
a. Lorenzo b. Horatio c.Andrea d. Hieronimo
203. Bel Imperia gave a ------------------ to both
her lovers.
a. knife b.
ring c. scarf d.
book
204. --------------------reveals Bel Imperia’s love
for Horatio to Lorenzo
a. Pedringano b. Balthazar c. Serberine d.
Alexandro
205. Villuppo betrays Alexandro for
----------------.
a.
fame b. reward c.
revenge d. position
206. Andrea was killed by--------------------------.
a. Horatio b. Balthazar c. Lazaratto d.
The viceroy
207. The Ghost of Andrea is accompanied
by--------------------.
a. Proserpine b. Pluto c.
Revenge d.Horatio
208. ----------------------informs the murder of
Andrea to Bel Imperia
a. Horatio b. Balthazar c.
King of Spain d. The Viceroy
209. ---------------------- kills Serberine.
a. Lorenzo b. Pedringano c. Balthazar c. Hieronimo
210. Pedringano’s letter falls into
------------------ hands.
a. Balthazar b. Bel Imperia c.
Duke d. Hieronimo
211. The role of Solimon is played by
---------------------.
a. Hieronimo b. Balthazar c. Lorenzo d. Horatio
212. The role of Knight of Rhodes is played
by-------------------.
a. Lorenzo b. Horatio c.
Hieronimo d. Villuppo
213. Prince Balthazar was stabbed
by---------------------.
a. Hieronimo b.
Bel Imperia c.
Lorenzo d. King of Spain
214. The
title of the play-within-the-play is
a. Solimon & Perseda b.
Solomon & Sheba
c. Solimon & Isabella d. None of
these
215. The King and the Queen of the underworld are
a. Pluto & Proserpine b. Pluto & Jupiter c. Jupiter & Proserpine d. None of these
216. Andrea’s last rites was performed by
-------------------.
a. Horatio b. Balthazar c.
Lorenzo d. Bel Imperia
217. Andrea’s final judgement was passed by
--------------------.
a. Proserpine b. Revenge c. Minos d.Venus
218. Hieronimo was the ----------------------- of
Spain.
a. Marshal b. Captain c. General d.
None of these
219. Which title does Balthazar hold?
a. Prince. b. Ambassador.
c. King. d.
Viceroy.
220. Lorenzo and Balthazar kill Horatio with the
help of------------
a. Pedringano and Serberine b.
Alexandro and Villuppo
c. Lazaratto and Alcario
d. Spanish and Portugese
soldiers.
221. Why is Andrea told he is brought back from the
underworld?
a. To see revenge taken on the man
who killed him. b. To see how to
write a play.
c. To understand the hatred of humanity.
d. To kill his best
friend.
222. The first clue Hieronimo gets about the murder
of his son is ----------------.
a. bloody letter b. bloody knife c. bloody shirt d. bloody sword
223. Isabella
------------------ herself to death.
a. stabs b.
hangs c. poisons d. burns
224. Pedringano is --------------- to death.
a. hanged b. stabbed c,
poisoned d. burned
225.Pedringano is
-------------------------- servant.
a. Bel Imperia’s b, Lorenzo’s c. Balthazar’s
d. Hieronimo’s
226. The
Alchemist opens with a fight between Subtle and ---------------.
a. Face b.
Drugger c. Dapper d. Dol Common
227. The real name of Face is
a. Jeremy b. James c.
Jeffry d. Johnson
228. ----------------- is the owner of the mansion.
a. Lovewit b. Drugger c.Subtle d. Face
229. Face disguises himself as ------------------.
a. an Alchemist b. a
Pilot c. a Doctor d. a Professor
230. The first client to meet Face and Subtle is
--------------------.
a. Dapper b. Drugger c.
Ananias d. Surly
231. -------------------- is a seller of tobacco in
the play.
a. Drugger b. Dapper c.
Mammon d. Tribulation
232. -------------------- wants to meet the “Queen
of Fairies” .
a. Dapper b. Mammon c.
Drugger d. Ananias
233. Sir Mammon is accompanied by
a. Surly b. Ananias c.
Tribulation d. Dapper
234. ----------------prevents a quarrel between Face
and Subtle.
a. Dol Common b. Dapper c. Surly d. Drugger
235 --------------- continues to be a sceptic all
through the play.
a. Surly b. Dapper c.
Tribulation d. Johnson
236. --------------------gets attracted towards Dol
Common in the play.
a. Sir Mammon b. Surly c. Dapper d. Ananias
237. ------------is a Puritan in the play.
a. Ananias b. Drugger c.
Sir Mammon d. Surly
238. The Pastor of Ananias is----------------------.
a. Sir Tribulation b. Sir Mammon c. Sir Thomas d
.Drugger
239. ----------------- informs the arrival os
Kastril to Face and Subtle
a. Dapper b. Drugger c .Lovewit d.
Ananias
240. --------------------- is the sister of Kastril.
a. Dame Pliant b. Dol Common c. Dame Client d. Daisy
241. Kastril wants to learn the art of ------------.
a. quarrelling b. cooking c. painting d.
writing
242. --------------------- disguises himself as a
Spanish Count.
a. Surly b. Lovewit c.
Mammon d. Drugger
243. -----------------------disguises as a Priest of
the Fairy Queen to dupe Dapper.
a. Subtle b. Face
c. Dol Common d. Lovewit
244. --------------proposes to Dame Pliant in the
play.
a. Face b.
Subtle c. Surly d.
Mammon
245. ----------------------marries Dame Pliant at
the end of the play.
a. Lovewit b. Face c.
Subtle d. Surly
246. Lovewit leaves London because of the outbreak
of------------.
a. plague b. cholera c.
malaria d. great fire
247. Mammon wants ---------------------from Doctor
Subtle
a. Philosopher’s stone b. money c. gold
d. advice.
248. Drugger wants to know
------------------------------ from Subtle.
a. about the arrangement of his shop b.
his gambling luck
c. his parents’ fortune d. his future
249. The
Alchemist was written in the year-----------------.
a. 1610 b.
1589 c.1605 d. 1598
250. Ben Jonson is known for
a.
The comedy of manners b.
The comedy of humours
c.
Sentimental comedy d.
Pastoral comedy
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