PGT English Mock Test 11 Welcome to your PGT English Mock Test 11 1. A humorous verse form of 5 anapestic lines with a rhyme scheme aabba a. Quatrain b. Couplet C. Pentameter d. Limerick None 2. An elaborate, semi dramatic, costly form of entertainment a. Masque b. Morality play C. Interlude d. None of these None 3. It is an extravagant comedy in which action is more salient than characterization. It is sensational and gruesome play. a. Interlude b.Mystery play C. Closet play d. Melodrama None 4. The phrase 'emotional psychology in fiction' is associated with: A. Richardson B. Fielding C. Hardy D. John Keats None 5. Who said "Romanticism is precisely situated neither in choice of subject nor exact truth, but in the way of feeling." A. Charles Baudelaire B. Wordsworth c. John Keats D. Goethe None 6. The phrase 'Waverly Novels' is associated with: A. Walter Scott B. Hardy C. G.B. Shaw D. Charles Dickens None 7. French Revolution began in: A. 1789 B. 1780 C. 1781 D. 1782 None 8. Name the Shakespearean stage actor who successfully played the role of Shylock and many others in Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, Macbeth etc. Edmund Kean B. Deo Shepherd A. Edmund Kean B. Deo Shepherd C. Leo Tolstoy D. Dum Koleskor None 9. A story, play or film in which a lot of exciting things happen and in which people's emotions are stronger than in real life: A. Interlude B. Mystery play C. Closet play D. Melodrama None 10. The use of movements of your hands and body and the expression on your face to tell a story or to act something without speaking; A. Rhyme B. Mime C. Enzyme D. Bovine None 11. A punishment or defeat that somebody deserves and cannot avoid. Such retribution (punishment for crimes) is brought about by "the goddess of Rhamnous": A. Hecate B. Dacoit C. Nemesis D. Hubris None 12. A personality quality (in Greek plays) of extreme or excessive pride or dangerous overconfidence, often in combination with arrogance. A. Confidante B. Diffidence C. Hubris D. Debris None 13. The act of coining a new word or expression in a language, or a new meaning for an existing word or expression. A. Invention B. Coining C. Minting D. Neologism None 14. What is the figure of speech in the following sentence? (P-04) "Authority forgets a dying king.' " A. Personification B. Apostrophe C. Hyperbole D. Metaphor None 15. Reaching London, in 1587 Shakespeare joined: A. Burbage's Company of Actors B. Job in a school C. Group of 'University Wits' D. None of these None 16. On August 11, 1596 one of Shakespeare's children died at the age of 11- A. Hamnet B. Judith C. Susanna D. None None 17. Libba Bray uses a quote from Paradise Lost to name the second book of her trilogy, quoting from it "To reign is worth ambition though in Hell: Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heav'n.") A. Rebel Angels B. The Diviners, C. Going Bovine D. Beauty Queens None 18. Name the American author wrote Paradise Lost: The Novel in 1994, based upon the epic poem. A. Joseph Conrad B. Faulknet C. Joseph Lanzara D. Heningway None 19. In American drama thriller film The Devil's Advocate (1997), Pacino's character is named after - A. John Milton B. William Blake C. William Golding D. William Wordsworth None 20. "The Canonization" is a poem by English metaphysical poet A. John Donne B. John Dryden C. John Milton D. None of these None 21. Whither does Umbriel journey? A. Hades B. The Cave of Spleen C. The Cave of Despair D. The Cave of Envy None 22. What does Thalestris think the Baron will do with the lock? A. Show it off to all their friends B. Have it set into a ring C. Neither of the above D. Both of the above None 23. What effect does Sir Plume's speech have on the Baron? A. It convinces him to return the lock B. It makes him feel guilty for what he has done C. It encourages him to propose to Belinda D. It has no effect None 24. The Miracle Plays flourished in England from about the (A) 12th to 14th century (B) 12th to 15th century (C) 14th to l6th century (D) 12th to 16th century None 25. Derived from old French 'mocquer meaning 'to decide', the term Mock- epic' stands for (A) a satirical poem dealing with a trivial subject (B) a satirical poem dealing with a lofty subject (C) a ridiculous poem dealing with no particular subject (D) all the above None 26. The main characteristics of a 'mock- (A) It treats a trivial subject and theme in a lofty manner and creates ridiculous effect (B) It has a hich and serious tone (C) It employs supernatural machi-nery of the epic (D) AIl the above None 27. The first successful example of a truly mock-hesoic poem is believed to be- (A) The Battle of Frog and Mice by Homer (B) The Nun's Priest's Tale" by Chaucer (C) "The Rape of the Bucket by Tassoni (D) None of the above None 28. The term 'Modernism' is a complex and diverse movement in literature which arose as a reaction against- (A) realism and naturalism (B) symbolism and imagism (C) expressionism and impression-ism (D) none of the above None 29. The best example of Novel of Character' is supposed to be (A) Thackeray's Vanity Faử (B) Scott's lvanhoe (C) Richardson's Pamela (D) None of the above None 30. The well-known flat characters who form an integral part ofhe 'Novel of Character' are (A) Becky Sharp (B) Amelia Sedley (C) Rawden Cawley (D) All the above None 31. The epitaph' entailed after 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' consists of Stanas. A. two B. three C. four D. five None 32. The poem Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' is marked by excessive use of - A. oxymoron B. simile C. personification D. hyperbole None 33. The poetry of Thomas Gray can be described A. romantic in form but classical in spirit B. romantic in form but reformatic in spirit C. classical in form but renaissance in spirit D. classical in form but romantic in spirit None 34. 'Every great poet is a teacher' are the words of (TGT-09) A. Shelley moduan B. Keats C. Byron D. Wordsworth None 35. The sonnet The World is Too Much With Us is written by - (PGT-2000) A. Scott B. Keats C. Shelley D. Wordsworth None 36. Wordsworth's The Lyrical Ballad was published in - (PGT- 2000, 05, 09, 13) A. 1789 B. 1805 C. 1799 D. 1798 None 37. Who said- "Milton! Thou should'st be living at this hour"? (PGT-02) A. Keats B. Wordsworth C. Arnold D. W.B. Yeats None 38. Prometheus Unbound is a - (PGT-03) A. Poetic Drama B. Lyrical Drama C. Verse Play geode D. Dramatic Satire None 39. Who said "Shakespeare and the Paradise Lost every day become greater wonders to me - I look upon fine Phrases like a Lover." A. Keats B. Shelley C. Arnold D. Wordsworth None 40. Who says "If I should die, I have left no immortal work behind me - nothing to make my friends proud of my memory - but I have loved the principle of beauty in all things, and if I had had time I would have made myself remembered." A. Keats in a letter to Fanny B. Shelley in a letter to Keats C. Keats in a letter to his brothers D. Shelley in "Adonais" None 41. "The churches have killed their Christ" is a line from: A. The Charge of the Light Brigade B. Ulysses C. Morte D' Arthur D. Maud None 42. Which of the following is Tennyson least likely to have read before 1850? A. The Bible B. Darwin's On the Origin of Species C. Lyell's Geology D. Chambers's Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation None 43. "The Apostles" was the name of:oligh A. Tennyson's church youth group B. Tennyson's favorite band C. Tennyson's circle of friends at college D. Tennyson's father's congregation None 44. Duke of Ferrara was a: A. Renaissance character B. Victorian type C. Romantic type D. None of these None 45. Empedocles on Etna is a A. A narrative Poem B. A Dramatic Poem C. A Verse Tale D. And adventurous tale in verse None 46. Arnold said about a poet: "With him is born our real poetry." Who is the poet referred? A. Shakespeare B. Milton C. Chaucer D. Shelley None 47. Yeats's poem 'When You are Old' is addressed to - A. Maud Gonne B. Hyde-Lees om C. Lady Gregory D. J.M. Synge None 48. The author of 'A Reed Shaken by the Wind' is: A W.B. Yeats B. Thomas Gray C. Walt Whitman D. G. Maxwell None 49. In which poem T.S. Eliot uses the image of a patient, of yellow fog, a cat, crab, Lazarus, John the Baptist, Hamlet, Polonius and mermaids? A. The Love Song of B. Four Quartets C. Ash Wednesday D. The Waste Land None 50. Which technique is employed in "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"? A. Stream of Consciousness B. Metaphysical C. Classical D. Art for Art sake None Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up