TGT English Mock Test 3 Welcome to your TGT English Mock Test 3 1. The selection and arrangement of words in speech and writing is: a. Language b. Passion c. Fiction d. Diction None 2. Forceful verbal attack or criticism is: a. Critique b. Diatribe c. Humiliation d. Catharsis None 3. Two written or spoken vowels pronounced in one syllable: a. Diphthong b. Long thong c. Colloquialism d. None of these None 4. Who called 18th century "an age of prose and reason"? A. Matthew Arnold B. Keats C. Emerson D. J.C. Ransom None 5 Yeats founded the Abbey Theatre with- A. J.M. Synge B. Bernard Shaw C. James Joyce D. Michael Bhaktin None 6.. T.S. Eliot was awarded U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom in: A. 1964 B. 1965 C. 1966 D. 1967 None 7. T.S. Eliot's first volume of poems appeared in 1917. The collection was- A. The Hollow Man B. Prufrock and Other Observations C. The Waste Land D. Poems None 8. W.H. Auden was an - A. Anglo-American poet B. Indo- American poet C. French- American poet D. Scandinavian poet None 9. Philip Larkin was born at/in- A. Radford, Coventry, Warwickshire, England B. Derbyshire, London, England C. Hampshire, London, England D. None of these None 10. The age of Walt Whitman is generally known as: A. The age of Civil War B. The age of World War C. The age of Rule War D. The age of No War None 11. Dickinson's father was an eminent – (A) Lawyer (B) Doctor (C) Engineer (D) Poet None 12. She was educated at- (A) School (B) Home (C) Nunnery (D) None of them None 13. Who made the following comment on his death? "The death of Robert Frost leaves a vacancy in the American spirit. His death impoverishes us all; but he has bequeathed his Nation a body of imperishable verse which Americans will forever gain and understand." A. John F. Kennedy . BHemingway C. Faulkner D. T.S. Eliot None 14. Which of the following was the first American to write a favourable review of Frost's work? A. T.S. Eliot B. Ezra Pound C. James Joyce D. Melville None 15. Gitanjali ("Song offering") is a collection of poems by the Bengali poet- A. Rabindranath Tagore B. Kamla Das C. Nissim Ezekiel D. Girish Karnad None 16. Tagore received the Nobel Prize for Literature, largely for the English translation- A. Gitanjali, Song Offerings B. Chita C. The Post Office D. None of the above None 17. The central theme of Nissim Ezekiel's work is- A. Social Reform B. Patriotism C. Nostalgia D. Alienation None 18. Who among the following writers was a University Professor of English? A. Kamla Das B. Mulkraj Anand C. Nissim Ezekiel D. Atithi None 19. The tone of the poem "Obituary" is- A. very light B. a mock-ironic tone C. Very serious D. None of these None 20. A piece of writing about a person's life that is printed in a newspaper soon after he/she has died' is called- A. obituary B. elegy C. eulogy D. morphology None 21. What does Lady Macbeth resolve to do? A. Talk to the three witches B. Kill Duncan herself C. Protect Duncan from Macbeth's blood lust. D. Whatever necessary to help Macbeth become king None 22. What does Lady Macbeth think Macbeth lacks? A. Modesty B. The manliness to follow through on his ambitions C. The ambition to ever become someone notable D. The intelligence to be a king None 23. What do Lady Macbeth's words "unsex me here" mean? A. She vows not to have sex with Macbeth until he becomes king. B. She wants to set aside feminine sentiments that could hinder bloody ambitions. . C. She wants her chambermaids to disguise her in men's clothes. D. She wants to have sex with evil spirits None 24. What does Macbeth realize about the consequences of Duncan's murder? A. Other than satisfying his own ambitions, it will make everything worse. B. It will be a simple and tidy route to achieving all his ambitions. C. Though he will become King, he'll lose his hold on Cawdor. D. If the witches are right, he will become both a king and an immortal. None 25. Which literary form is meant to be read in a closet (a private library), rather than acted upon the stage? (A) Absurd play ( B) Closet drama (C) Black comedy (D) Mock-epic None 26. Which term denotes the final resolution of all conflicts in the last act or scene of a play? (A) Denouement (B) Epilogue (C) Prologue (D) Poetit justice None 27. Which one is a silent form of drama? (A) Extravaganza (B) Pantomine (C) Miracle plays (D) Mystery plays None 28. Which one is known as the 'irregular ode' ? (A) Strophe (B) Anti-strophe (C) Epode (B) Cowleyan ode None 29. Cowleyan ode was established by (A) Horace ( B) Abraham Cowley (C) Pindar (D) Collins None 30. Black Comedy is a form of dramatic writing which- (A) juxtaposes morbid and cynical elements (B) produces a mordant wit and sardonic humour (C)treats ugly subjects like death,disease and warfare with bitter. Amusement (D) all the above None 31. Who said, "Fiction is to the grown up man what play is to the child ? R. L. Stevenson (A) Huxley (B) R.L. Stevenson (C)E. M. Forster (D) William James None 32. What is Lady Macbeth's plan for murdering Duncan? A. Macbeth will pour poison in his ear while he sleeps and blame the King's brother. B. Macbeth will hire three murderers to ambush Duncan when he's returns to the castle on horseback. C. Macbeth will stab him in his sleep and plant the bloody evidence on the servants. D. Macbeth will push him out the window during a tour of the castle. None 33. 'Every man in his humour' was first acted by: A. Shakespeare company B. Lord Chamberlain's company C. Ben Jonson's own company D. None of these None 34. In which year was 'Every man in his Humour' acted by Lord Chamberlain's company? (A) 1698 (B) 1598 (C) 1548 (D) 1568 None 35. In which year did Jonson restart his writing? (A) 1625 (B) 1600 (C) 1615 (D) 1601 None 36. After how many years of silence did he restart writing? (A) Five years (B) Eight years (C) Six years (D) Nine years None 37. What has been described in the play? (A) About acting (B) About the differing humours (C) About painting (D) Thrillers None 38. Which critical work of Dryden takes the form of a dialogue and debates the merits of classical, French and English drama? A. Of Dramatick Poesie B. Aureng-zebe (1675) C. The Wild Gallant D. Religio Laici (1682) None 39. Which mock-heroic of Dryden was a lampoon circulated in manuscript and an attack on the playwright Thomas Shadwell? A. Of Dramatick Poesie B. Aureng-zebe (1675) C. The Wild Gallant D. Mac Flecknoe None 40. Which play of Dryden is an acknowledged imitation of Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra? A. All for Love (1678) B. Aureng-zebe (1675) C. The Wild Gallant (1663) D. Religio Laici (1682) None 41. Which celebrated satirical poem of Dryden is an allegorical story of King Charles II and the Exclusion Crisis (1679-1681)? A. Religio Laici (1682) B. Annus Mirabilis C. The Hind and the Panther, (1687) D. Absalom and Achitophel None 42. From where does Bluntschli hail? A. Lichtenstein B. Serbia C. France D. Switzerland None 43. Whose picture does Raina keep in her room at the start of the play? A. Sergius's B. Petkoff's C. Bluntschli's D. Catherine's None 44. Galsworthy began his literary career as: A. A Journalist B. A Dramatist C. A Novelist D. A poet None 45. Galsworthy belongs to - A. 16th century B. 17th century C. 20th century D. 19th century None 46. Pinter was born and raised in Hackney, cast London, and educated at - A. Hackney Downs School B. Disney Downs School C. Hockey Downs School D. Rockey Downs School None 47. He attended the of Dramatic Art but did not complete the course. A. Royal University B. Royal Academy C. Royal Sociey D. Regal Academy None 48. Which of the following author "was born in a hotel room and died in a hotel room"? A. E.M. Foster B. Eugene O'Neil C. Hemingway D. None of these None 49. Eugene O' Neil died on , at the age of 65. A. November 27, 1951 B. November 27, 1952 C. November 27, 1954 D. November 27, 1953 None 50. Who was a recipient of the 1998 Jnanpith Award, the highest literary honour conferred in India? A. Badal Sarkar B. Vijay Tendulkar C. Mohan Rakesh D. Girish Kamad None 51. Who among the following is not a modern Indian playwright? A. R.N. Tagore B. Vijay Tendulkar C. Mohan Rakesh D. Girish Karnad None Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up