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The name of the famous house that became the permanent residence of Dickens in his later life?  \na) Max Gate, Rochester  \nb) Monk’s House, East Sussex  \nc) Chawton Cottage, Hampshire  \nd) Gad’s Hill, Kent  \n2. Dickens’s first novel, The Pickwick Papers was published by:  \na) Bentley’s  \nb) Chapman & Hall  \nc) Morning Chronicle  \nd) All the Year Round  \n3. What is the subtitle of Dickens’ popular novel, Oliver Twist?  \na) The Parish Boy’s Progress  \nb) An Orphan’s Story  \nc) The Parish Boy’s Story  \nd) An Orphan’s Progress  \n4. Most of the serialized works of Dickens were also came with illustrations. One particular illustrator was associated with Dickens for 10 novels and was popular with nick name‘Phiz’. His actual name was…  \na) Robert Seymour  \nb) Hablot Knight Browne  \nc) George Cruikshank  \nd) Luke Fildes  \n5. “I had it always in my fancy to surround the lonely figure of the child with grotesque and wild,…and to gather about her innocent face and pure intentions, associates as strange and uncongenial as the grim objects that are about her bed when her history is first foreshadowed…” thus goes the preface of this novel by Dickens…  \na) Little Dorrit  \nb) The Old Curiosity Shop  \nc) Dombey and Sons  \nd) Oliver Twist  \n6. ‘The Raven’ is a very popular poem by Edgar Allan Poe. Poe was actually inspired by an actual raven that Dickens possessed and also used as a character named ‘Grip’ in one of his novels. The novel is:  \na) Bleak House  \nb) Hard Times  \nc) Barnaby Rudge  \nd) Little Dorrit  \n7. The novel that became the reason for the outrage of the Americans against Dickens because of his rather negative presentation of American cities and lifestyle…  \na) Dombey and Sons  \nb) Bleak House  \nc) Our Mutual Friend  \nd) Martin Chuzzlewit  \n8. During the 1840s, Dickens yearly published Christmas books that were hugely popular. Which among these is NOT one of them?  \na) The Chimes  \nb) Cricket on the Hearth  \nc) The Life of Our Lord  \nd) The Haunted Man  \n9. The early 20th Century criticism was not much in favour of Dickens’s writing as they found it lacking in seriousness. However, this novel was applauded by F R Leavis as \"his only serious work of art\" .  \na) Bleak House  \nb) Hard Times  \nc) Barnaby Rudge  \nd) Little Dorrit  \n10. In which magazine the novel, ‘A Tale of Two Cities’was published in serial form in America?  \na) All the Year Round  \nb) Harper's Weekly  \nc) Master Humphrey's Clock  \nd) Household Words  \n11. Dickens also acted in a play which was written by his close associate, Wilkie Collins. The name of the play is:  \na) The Frozen Deep  \nb) No Thoroughfare  \nc) No Name  \nd) The Woman in White  \n12. Which among these is NOT in correct chronological order:  \ni. Master Humphrey's Clock> Household Words> All the Year Round  \nii. A Christmas Carol> The Chimes> The Cricket on the Hearth  \niii. Little Dorrit> Hard Times> Great Expectations  \na) Only I b) I & III c) II & III d) only III  \n13. One of the chief reasons behind the popularity of Dickens’ novels is his interesting minor characters. Find out the incorrect options in the following pairs:  \nCharacters Novels  \na) Mulberry Hawk Nicholas Nickleby  \nb) Simon Tappertit Barnaby Rudge  \nc) Jo Dombey and Sons  \nd) Pumblechook Great Expectations  \n14. Characters Occupation in the Novel  \na) Jenny Wren the dolls' dressmaker  \nb) Wemmick a goodhearted clerk  \nc) Stephen Blackpool a crooked lawyer  \nd) Solomon Gills the nautical instrument-maker  \n15. Dickens is generally regarded as a champion of the oppressed and underdogs; however, he also faced charges of racism regarding his treatment of Jewish characters. Which among these are Jewish characters in his novels?  \nI. Fagin  \nII. Riah  \nIII. 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