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The first word in the title of a Baconian essay is usually:  \nA) Of B) On C) Upon D) About  \n2. The name in Utopia which means ‘talker of nonsense’:  \nA) Vespucci B) Hythloday C) Tunstall D) Giles  \n3. Who had ‘five husbands at the church door’ apart from other company in youth?  \nA) Tess Durbeyfield B) Madam Eglantine  \nC) Alisoun of Bath D) Dame Julian of Norwich  \n4. The Duchess of Malfi in the well-known play is in love with:  \nA) Antonio B) Bosolo C) the Cardinal D) Alfonso  \n5. The reference to the ‘face that launched a thousand ships’ occurs in a-----in---- :  \nA) metaphor, Ulysses B) pun, Iliad  \nC) simile, Paradise Lost D) rhetorical question, Dr Faustus  \n6. What does Friar Laurence give Juliet in Romeo and Juliet?  \nA) Potion B) Absolution C) Poison D) Antidote  \n7. The phrase ‘to take arms against a sea of troubles’ occurs in a/an------in-------:  \nA) aside, Arms and the Man B) speech, Aeneid  \nC) soliloquy, Hamlet D) masque, The Tempest  \n8. ‘Mr W.H’ is mentioned in connection with Shakespeare’s:  \nA) sonnets B) theatre C) players D) plays  \n9. “The grave is a fine and private place  \nBut none, I think, do there embrace.” Identify the poem and the poet:  \nA) The Canonization, Donne  \nB) The Rape of the Lock, Pope  \nC) To His Coy Mistress, Marvell  \nD) “Let me not to the Marriage of True Minds,” Shakespeare  \n10. Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress is best considered as a:  \nA) religious allegory B) sacred epic  \nC) metaphorical concept D) personal travelogue  \n11. A digression in “Lycidas” attacks the:  \nA) monarchy B) tradespeople C) nobility D) clergy  \n12. ‘Neo-classicism’ derives its inspiration from:  \nA) classicism B) aestheticism  \nC) impressionism D) romanticism  \n13. ‘Malapropism’ is associated with a character created by:  \nA) Chaucer B) Shakespeare C) Dickens D) Sheridan  \n14. The best-known diarist of the seventeeth century:  \nA) Richard Steele B) Arthur Rowe  \nC) Atticus Finch D) Samuel Pepys  \n15. A literary Club founded by Pope, Swift, Gay, Parnell and Arbuthnot:  \nA) Coffee-house Club B) Twickenham Society  \nC) Scriblerus Club D) The Club  \n16. The 17th century English philosopher who helped lay the foundations of empiricism and political liberalism:  \nA) Burke B) Locke C) Malthus D) Kane  \n17. A woman with literary or intellectual interests used to be referred to as a:  \nA) yellow bane B) black widow  \nC) blue stocking D) white heart  \n18. The 18th century writer who came to be called ‘Parson Yorick’ after the name of a character in one of his works :  \nA) Sterne B) Swift C) Richardson D) Fielding  \n19. The poet known by the title of the Bard of Ayrshire and as the ‘Ploughman Poet’:  \nA) Blake B) Burns C) Langland D) Cowper  \n20. Match these biographies/autobiographies with their authors:  \nWorks   Authors  \n1. Lives of the English Poets a) Samuel Johnson  \n2. Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners b) St Augustine  \n3 . Confessions c) Johann W V Goethe  \n4. Poetry and Truth d) John Bunyan  \nA) 1-a, 2-d, 3-b,4-c B) 1-d, 2-a, 3-c, 4-b  \nC) 1-d, 2-b, 3-c, 4-a D) 1-c, 2-a, 3-d, 4-b  \n21. 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