A) Modernism
B) Classicism
C) Archaism
D) Fanaticism
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The poet who makes extensive use of alliteration is …….?
A) Chaucer
B) Wordsworth
C) Keats
D) Spencer
Repetition of the acre vowel sound a line of poetry is called?
A) Assonance
B) Alliteration
C) Rhyme
D) Rhythm
Towards the end of the ……. century the focus of literature become; almost entirely secular?
A) 18th
B) 16th
C) 15th
D) 17th
The period from 1660-1790 is characterized by the rise of …….?
A) Drama
B) Poetry
C) Novel
D) Ode
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Milton wrote ‘Paradise Lost’ in ……?
A) 1667
B) 1665
C) 1664
D) 1660
The central historical event in the 17th century is the ……. of 1642-51?
A) Famine
B) Civil war
C) Earthquake
D) Cyclone
‘King Lear’ was written in the year ……?
A) 1405
B) 1505
C) 1605
D) 1705
Renaissance approximately dates between ……?
A) 1550-1660
B) 1760-1860
C) 1670-1750
D) 1850-1960
In …….. poetry we find the gap between the Christian ideals and the reality of life?
A) Keats
B) Tennyson’s
C) Donne’s
D) Chaucer’s