TGT English Mock Test 11

1. A performance using gestures and body movements without words

2. They are the goddess of divine retribution and vengeance. The term is used when evil brings about its own downfall.

3. The act of inventing a word or phrase is known as:

4. W.H. Auden published three plays between 1935 and 1938. These plays he wrote in collaboration with-

5. Philip Larkin died of-

6. How many editions were published of Leaves of Grass?

7. Dickinson loved

8. Which of the following has written: 'Earth's the right place for love'?

9. "And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep." In which poem of Robert Frost do the above lines occur?

10. The background of "Night of the Scorpion" is:

11. Night of the Scorpion is written in:

12. In 1982 a Harvard sophomore accused Walcott of in September 1981.

13. What does the play suggest happens when one uses violence to attain power?

14. What negative attribute is masculinity equated with throughout the play?

15. What is a true and good king of Scotland supposed to value?

16. What are most of the witches' prophecies?

17. What does blood symbolize throughout the play?

18. Who kills Macbeth?

19. Stephen the country gull's interest lies in:

20. Which quality of the new generation is not liked by Old Knowell?

21. Who is ' ex-machine"?

22. Donne and his followers were christened 'Metaphysical Poets' by-

23. The famous phrase: "Donne affects the metaphysics not only in his satires but also in his amorous verses" is by

24. 'Metaphysical Poetry', as it stands today, implies-

25. The hallmarks of 'Metaphysical Poetry' are-

26. Which one is not a well-known 'metaphysical poet' ?

27. The term Metre' stands for-

28. It is believed that all literary and artistic activity was set at rest during...... Age.

29. To whom did Kitely complain about Well-bred's obscene behaviour"

30. When was the prologue to 'Every Man in his Humour' published?

31. What did old Knowell represent?

32. In his Preface to the first edition of which play, Dryden admitted that "The Plot was not Originally my

33. Who wrote in his Diary commenting on the performance (23rd Feb. 1663) of Dryden's The White Gallant, "so poor a thing as ever I saw in my life almost...."?

34. The Indian Queen is a play by Sir Robert Howard, written in collaboration with his sister's husband.

35. What does the Petkoff family brag about?

36. Whose speech is read aloud by in the cellblock?

37. How are the Wobblies described in the speech read by Yank's inmate?

38. This play is a criticism of Brahmans society. The play is based on the myth of Yavakari, Indra and Vitra. The play is -

39. This is a play written in tele-serial technique .This is a contemporary play of Kanrad. The title refers to a video made by Vidula's family for her prospective groom in America, the story moves like a collage of snapshots exploring the characters in their hopes, frustrations, emotional tangles. Vidhula, Ashwar, Rohit, Pratibha are characters. The Play is...

40. Among the following essayists who is known as impersonal essayist?

41. Who gave pure inductive method?

42. Steele became a of Parliament in 1713, for Stockbridge.

43. Why was Steele expelled from the Parliament?

44. In which year, Steele was knighted and given responsibility for the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London?

45. Who declared Lucas's essays are "among the most agreeable of our age"?

46. In 1910 Lucas authored the short article on in the 11th edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.

47. In which game-Lucas had an enduring interest?

48. Richard Wright was born in

49. Pericles probably came out in the year-

50. In The Winter's Tale, Perdita is finally married to