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A poem translated from the French by Chaucer:  \nA) Mignonne Allons Voir Si la Rose  \nB) Roman de la Rose  \nC) La Chanson de Roland  \nD) Demain des L’Aube  \n2. The ‘vulgar man’ in Chaucer who could outwit ‘a crowd of learned men’:  \nA) The Merchant B) The Miller  \nC) The Manciple D) The Franklin  \n3. The rhyme scheme of the English sonnet:  \nA) abab bcbc cdcd ee B) abba abba cde cde  \nC) abba abba cde dce D) abab cdcd efef gg  \n4. The term ‘problem plays’ was first used in connection with Shakespeare by:  \nA) Henrik Ibsen B) Auguste Strindberg  \nC) F.S. Boas D) Edmond Malone  \n5. The author of ‘The Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland’:  \nA) Edward Hall B) Raphael Holinshed  \nC) Sir Thomas North D) John Hall  \n6. The English general who was named ‘Lord Protector’ of the commonwealth after the overthrow of the Stuart monarchy:  \nA) Oliver Cromwell B) Thomas Cromwell  \nC) Robert Devereaux D) Sir Thomas Fairfax  \n7. Whose address to parliament, calling for the ‘liberty ofunlicenc’d printing’ is now part of the literature of human rights?  \nA) Edmund Burke B) John Milton  \nC) Winston Churchill D) Percy Bysshe Shelley  \n8. ‘The Old Bachelour’ and ‘The Double-Dealer’ are plays by:  \nA) William Congreve B) Oliver Goldsmith  \nC) John Dryden D) John Dennis  \n9. The ‘Voyage to Laputa’ is made by:  \nA) Robinson Crusoe B) Lemuel Gulliver  \nC) Alexander Selkirk D) Isaac Bickerstaff  \n10. In form, ‘The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker’ is----------------:  \nA) Epistolary B) Picaresque C) Satirical D) Heroic  \n11. Wordsworth believed that human passions are ‘incorporated with the beautiful and permanent forms of nature’ in:  \nA) Early childhood B) Rustic life  \nC) Poetic imagination D) Tranquil recollection  \n12. A poem narrated to a reluctant but enthralled wedding guest:  \nA) ‘She Walks in Beauty’ B) ‘Variation on the Word Sleep’C) ‘The Privileged Lovers’ D) ‘The Ancient Mariner’  \n13. Jane Austen’s unfinished satire on invalidism and health resorts:  \nA) Edwin Drood B) Sanditon  \nC) Sense and Sensibility D) Northanger Abbey  \n14. His school, described by Charles Lamb in his essays:  \nA) East India House B) Christ’s Hospital  \nC) Millwoods Home D) The Edmonton Workhouse  \n15. The work that earned for its author the title of ‘gloomy egoist’:  \nA) The Raven B) Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage C) Bartleby the Scrivener D) The Waste Land  \n16. Who claimed that ‘the fascinating powers of opium are admitted even by medical writers, who are its greatest enemies’?  \nA) Keats B) Coleridge C) De Quincey D) Lamb  \n17. The work, published in 1792, which denounced the educational system of the times for setting out to train women to be ‘frivolous and incapable’:  \nA) The Declaration of the Rights of Woman  \nB) The Female Citizen  \nC) A Vindication of the Rights of Woman  \nD) On the Equality of the Sexes  \n18. The poet who declared that criticism is ‘a disinterested endeavour…to learn and propagate the best…and…to establish a current of fresh and true ideas’:  \nA) Dryden B) Coleridge C) Arnold D) Auden  \n19. The eminent critic who edited the first 26 volumes ofthe Dictionary of National Biography, and was knighted to honour this service:  \nA) James Fitzjames B) Leslie Stephen  \nC) Edmund Gosse D) Herbert Spencer  \n20. The term ‘lingua franca’ derives from:  \nA) Italian B) French C) German D) English  \n21. The official languages of the United Nations:  \nA) English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Arabic  \nB) English, French, German, Russian Chinese, Arabic  \nC) English, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Hindi  \nD) English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Russian  \n22. A human source of data for linguistic analysis (usually a native speaker) is called a/an:  \nA) Factor B) Informer C) Informant D) Agent  \n23. Plosives are also known as:  \nA) Laterals B) Literals C) Gutturals D) Stops  \n24. Falling intonation is used in ending:  \nA) Polite requests  \nB) Questions that require the answers ‘Yes/no’  \nC) Direct commands  \nD) Open-","cbCaih4hko1yDz7I","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih4hko1yDz7I","pdf",582341,13,"English","# Questions\n## Literature and authors\n## Poetry and form\n## Linguistics and language learning","[{\"question\":\"How long is the exam or quiz?\",\"answer\":\"It is labeled as 120 MINUTES.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are included in the questions?\",\"answer\":\"The questions cover English literature and poetry (authors, works, forms) as well as linguistics concepts (e.g., plosives, intonation) and language learning categories.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there questions about language and communication in addition to literature?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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