PGT English Mock Test 27 Welcome to your PGT English Mock Test 27 1. An Essay of Dramatic Poesy is from the pen of: a. John Dryden b. Shelley c. Keats d. Lamb None 2. A line of verse that has six iambic feet or 12 syllable iambic lines is known as: a. Alexandrine b. Spenserian C. Chaucerian d. None of these None 3. An extended narrative, which carries a second meaning along with its surface story, is known as: a. Imagery b. Metaphor C. Dadaism d. Allegory None 4.is a remarkably exaggerated statement or idea meant to be taken figuratively rather than literally. A. metaphor B. Simile C. Hyperbole D. Comparison None 5. A story is not a story without a and. A. Plot, characters B. Scene, Stage C. Curtains, Director D. Hero, Heroine None 6. is a moment in which the linear story is interrupted and launched to an event that occurred in the past. A. Flashback B. Feedback C. Reversal D. Peripetia None 7. is the most dramatic, meaningful, and suspenseful moment in the story. It's a point when the story reaches a breaking point when something or someone must change. A. Satire B. Ending C. Height D. Climax None 8. is the repetition of a certain sound at the beginning of successive words or phrases. A. Assonance B. Alliteration C. Proliferation D. Dissonance None 9. Who is known for the allegorical novella Animal Farm (1945) and the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty- Four (1949). A. George Orwell B. Thomas Carlyle C. James Joyce D. Virginia Woolf None 10. Who is famous for the maxims: "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." "Four legs good, two legs bad", "Four legs good, two legs better"? A. George Orwell B. Thomas Carlyle C. James Joyce D. Virginia Woolf None 11. Who was the first to achieve critical notoriety for his use of blank verse, which became the standard for the Elizabethan era; the critics later referred it as "mighty line"? A. Shakespeare B. Ben Jonson C. Christopher Marlowe D. John Lily None 12. Who is known for the following tragedies? Dido, Queen of Carthage (c. 1585-1587) 1588) Tamburlaine, Part I (c. 1587); Part II (c. 1587- The Jew of Malta (c. 1589-1590) Doctor Faustus (c. 1588-1592) Edward the Second (c. 1592) A. Shakespeare B. Ben Jonson C. Christopher Marlowe D. John Lily None 13. Whose plays The White Devil (c. 1609-c. 1612) and The Duchess of Malfi (c. 1612/13, published 1623) are generally regarded as the paramount 17th-century English tragedies apart from those of Shakespeare? A. John Webster B. Ben Jonson C. Samuel Johnson D. Shakespeare None 14. The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning or adjacent words is- (PGT-13) A. Alliteration B. Assonance C. Half-rhyme D. Rhythm None 15. Which play of Shakespeare has been described as "the world's most filmed story after Cinderella"? A. Twelfth Night B. Romeo and Juliet C. The Tempest D. Hamlet None 16. "With this key (Sonnet) Shakespeare unlocked his heart." The words are from- (P-10) A. Coleridge B. Byron C. Hazlitt D. Wordsworth None 17. In Shakespeare's Tragedies "Character is not Destiny, but there is Character and Destiny" is a remark by: A. Nicoll B. Bradley C. Coleridge D. Goddord None 18. In which year, Milton's Lycidas was written? (TGT- 2013) A. 1638 B. 1632 C. 1637 D. 1636 None 19. "Life of Milton' has been written by_ (TGT-2013) A. Samuel Johnson B. Ben Jonson C. Charles Lamb D. John Dryden None 20. Milton's Areopagitica concerns with .(TGT-2013) A. liberty of human rights B. liberty of press C. freedom of humanity D. freedom of politics None 21. 108. Who is the writer of History of Britain'? (TGT-2013) A. William Shakespeare B. John Milton C. William Wordsworth D. John Galsworthy None 22. Milton's poetic style is generally regarded as- A. plain B. classical C. grand D. ornamental None 23. Donne is also called - A. The Monarch of Wit B. The Monarch of Humour C. The Monarch of Elegy D. The Monarch of sonnet None 24. Who said, "Fair seed time had my soul, and I grew up Fostered alike by beauty and by fear ?" (A) Keats (B) Wordsworth (C) Shakespeare (D) Milton None 25. In which poem, Wordsworth asserts that. "The earth And common face of Nature spoke to me Rememberable things" ? (A) Ode to Duty (B) Tintern Abbey (C) The Prelude (D) Lucy Gray None 26. Morte D'Arthur is a poem by- (A) Shelley (B) Wordsworth (C) Arnold (D) Tennyson None 27. In Twelfth Night, the name of the Duke is- (A) Antonio (B) Cesario (C) Orsino (D) Malvolio None 28. North's Translation of Plutarch's Lives is a major source of Shakes- peare's play- (A) Macbeth (B) Othello (C) The Tempest (D) Julius Caesar None 29 In The Comedy of Errors, the twin brothers have the same name. What is that name ? (A) Egeon (B) Dromio (C) Antipholus (D) Emilla None 30. In The Comedy of Errors, the twin slaves have the same name. What is the name ? (A) Egeon (B) Dromio (C) Emilia (D) Luciana None 31. In which poem Pope claims that poets are made, not born? A. Pastorals B. An Essay on Criticism C. Messiah D. The Rape of the Lock None 32. Which of the following ancient writers is not mentioned in Pope's An Essay on Criticism? A. Virgil and Homer B. Aristotle and Longinus C. Horace and William Walsh D. Sir Philip Sidney and Dryden None 33. In which poem Pope attacked the 17th century dramatist John Dennis characterizing him as Appius? A. Pastorals B. An Essay on Criticism C. Messiah D. The Rape of the Lock None 34. In which year was the poet began this poem? (A) 1721 (B) 1764 (C) 1760 (D) 1742 None 35. In which year was the poet completed this poem? (A) 1739 (B) 1789 (C) 1750 (D) 1779 None 36. In which year was The Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard published? (A) 1711 (B) 1752 (C) 1751 (D) 1798 None 37. "It is a story of cruel wrongs suffered by an innocent woman, chiefly as the result of war, and by a technically guilty but essentially good man, who ends on the gallows as a confessed murderer." The theme of which poem is narrated here? A. Guilt and Sorrow B. Daffodils C. The Prelude D. An Evening Walk None 38. Which time period is called the Glorious Decade of Wordsworth's career? A. 1790-1800 B. 1800 1810 C. 1810-1820 D. 1797-1807 None 39. The period of decline in Wordsworth's career began after- A. 1798 B. 1800 C. 1805 D. 1807 None 40. In which poem Wordsworth calls the child a prophet, a seer and a philosopher. A. Guilt and Sorrow B. Ode: Intimations of Immortality C. The Prelude D. An Evening Walk None 41. The title of Shelley's incomplete dream-allegory is: (PGT-04, 05) A. The Triumph of Life B. Peter Bell the Third C. Epipsychidion D. Adonais None 42. What influenced Shelley most? A. Godwin's Political Justice B. The Bible C. Dante's Inferno D. Thomas Browne's Religio Medici None 43. The story of Isabella is taken from A. Boccaccio's Decameron B. Dante's Inferno C. Virgil's Aeneid D. Homer's Illiad None 44. What is known today as the Idylls of the King began in 1842 with the poem 'Morte D Arthur': Which is the last poem of Idylls? (PGT-03) A. Eais B. Balin C. Vivien D. Elaine None 45. Queen Victoria found great solace in her grief from one of Tennyson's poems. What is the title of the poem? (PGT-03) A. In Memoriam B. Crossing the Bar C. The Brook D. The Passing of Arthur None 46. How many lines are there in the poem My Last Duchess? (A) 46 (B) 56 (C) 66 (D) 76 None 47. The poem My Last Duchess is written in: 7.24 (A) Heroic couplet (B) Terza Riman (C) Both (a) and (b) (D) None of these None 48. A great essayist known as 'Alpha of the Plough' is: A. G.K. Chesterton B. A.G. Gardiner A C. W.H. Hudson D. Bertrand Russell None 49. Arnold's work as a literary critic began with the 1853- A. Preface to the Poems B. Preface to Lyrical Ballads C. Preface to Poetry D. Preface to Literary Criticism None 50. "We make out of the quarrel with others, rhetoric, but of the quarrel with ourselves, poetry." Who said? A. W.B. Yeats B. I.A. Richards C. J.M. Synge D. T.S. Eliot None Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up