TGT English Mock Test 10

1. An indirect (and usually malicious) implication is known as:

2. Early works which are produced in the author's or artist's youth

3. A short lyric or a narrative song with a recurrent refrain

4. Philip Larkin died at the age of 63.

5. Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass (First Edition) was published on-

6. Dickinson lived a life of seclusion.

7. Who is the author of -'A Masque of Mercy'?

8. Who utter these words - I guess I am not a Nature poet, I have written only two poems without a human being in them."

9. Who quoted in the Introduction to Tagore Geetanjali: ""I read Rabindranath every day, to read one line of his is to forget all the troubles of the world"?

10. "Night of the Scorpion" is a poem by- (P-13) 8

11. Who is bitten by the scorpion in 'Night of the Scorpion"?

12. Who founded the Trinidad Theatre Workshop in 1959 and remained active with its board of directors?

13. Which poem of Walcott has been critically praised as his "major achievement." loosely echoes and refers to characters from the Iliad?

14. Who is Macduff?

15. Who first leads Macbeth's thoughts toward murder as a means to his ambitious ends?

16. Which King does Macbeth murder in the beginning of the play?

17. What kind of warrior does Macbeth sound like as the play? described by the wounded captain at the beginning of

18. What two impulses are at war with each other within Macbeth's mind?

19. How does Lady Macbeth achieve her ambitious plans for Macbeth?

20. What is the nickname for the three witches that is used by various characters throughout the play?

21. Bobadil is a representative of men:

22. Besides being a boastful Bobadil is: malobu

23. Edward wanted to keep his appointment with...

24. Oscar Wilde is known as the prophet of the- ris

25. Kant, Schelling, Goethe and Schiller are known as the advOcates of

26. 'Aesop's Fable' falls under the cate- gory of

27. The well known example of Allegory is-

28. Which one betrays a spiritual Or moral lesson under a familiar story at the surface level ?

29. 'Life is born of death is an example of-

30. Which literary device is used to have a mocking imitation of a serious literary work ?

31. What do Bobadil and Mathew handover to Brainworm?

32. Edward is a great devotee of: dinds

33. Who is the son of a fish monger?

34. The Wild Gallant is a written by John Dryden. It was Dryden's earliest play, and written in prose, except for the prologue, and the epilogue, which are in verse.

35. Dryden himself stated in the Preface of a play that it was "the first attempt I made in Dramatique Poetry." The drama was-

36. Dryden borrowed the material for his play The Wild Gallant from-

37. What job does Nicola earn at the end of the play?

38. What is revealed about Bluntschli in Act Three?

39. Galsworthy's novels are chiefly occupied with the effect and conflict of: (T-04)

40. On the models of whose problem plays did Galsworthy write his plays?

41. There can be no hard distinction between what is real and what is unreal, nor between what is true and what is false. A thing is not necessarily either true or false; it can be both true and false. These words are said by Pinter in his...

42. Who had claimed that, "What goes on his play is 'realistic', what he is doing is not realism?

43. What does Yank make the Gentlemen miss?

44. What does Yank tell the other inmates he is?

45. This is the first play of karnad. It is based on Mahabharata. It was published in 1961. It was originally written in Malayalam and karnad himself translated it into English. It is a play in 4 Acts. The play ads is-

46. Karnad won Sahitya Academy in 1994 for his play-

47. Which of the following remarks is incorrect about Bacon?

48. Who was charged with corruption and imprisoned for a few days only?

49. By religious faith, Steele was a -

50. Where Steele first met Addison?