976 . Who is a Victorian writer?
  • A. Robert Browning
  • B. Francis Bacon
  • C. Thomas Jean
  • D. none
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977 . Who introduce blank verse into English poetry?

  • A. Henry Howard
  • B. Robert Browning
  • C. Jonathan Swift
  • D. Matthew Arnold
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978 . Who among the following is a dramatist?
  • A. E. M. Forster
  • B. G. B. Shaw
  • C. T. S. Eliot
  • D. P. B. Shelley
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979 . Which one of the following is not a character of 'King Lear?
  • A. Goneril
  • B. Maria
  • C. Regan
  • D. Edmund
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980 . Which one is a metaphisical poem?

  • A. Patriotism
  • B. To His Coy Mistress
  • C. Sonnet - 18
  • D. To Daffodils
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981 . Which of these playwrights is renowned for ethnic theatre?
  • A. Rabindranath Tagore
  • B. Selim Al Deen
  • C. Munir Chowdhury
  • D. Syed Shamsul Haque
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982 . Which of the following literary piece is considered to be the manifesto of romanticism?
  • A. Preface to Lyrical poetry
  • B. Preface to Lyrical ballad
  • C. Poetry and romanticism
  • D. Poetry and romanticism
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983 . Which of the following is not a poem written by Robert Frost?
  • A. Design
  • B. Mending Wall
  • C. The Pasture
  • D. Jaguar
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984 . Which is the famous novel of Oscar Wilde?
  • A. Mother
  • B. New moon
  • C. Show
  • D. The Picture of Dorian Gray
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985 . Which age is called 'The nest of singing bird'?
  • A. Jacobean Age
  • B. The Romantic Age
  • C. Caroline Age
  • D. The Elizabethan Age
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986 . Where was Robert Herrick born?

  • A. In London
  • B. In Paris
  • C. In Portland
  • D. In Lisbon
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987 . When did Romantic Age begin?
  • A. In 1785
  • B. In 1798
  • C. In 1805
  • D. In 1792
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988 . What was John Milton otherwise called?
  • A. Great Master of play
  • B. Great Master of satire
  • C. Great Master of novel
  • D. Great Master of verse
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989 . What is the inner significance of the poem 'The Arrow and The Song'?
  • A. It is a story of mere flight of an arrow and song
  • B. Hard things and soft things remain side by a side
  • C. Cruel deeds and good deeds have effect upon mind
  • D. A hard can never be compared to a soft song
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990 . What is the commonest form of literature in the 18th century?
  • A. The satire
  • B. The tragedy
  • C. The novel
  • D. The comedy
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