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EXAM)   \n—------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------  \nRESTORATION & ENLIGHTENMENT AGE QUESTION PRACTICE BY YOGESH TIWARI  \n—------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------  \nPROSE WRITERS  \n2. JOHN DRYDEN  \n1. In \"Absalom and Achitophel,\" who does Achitophel represent in this political satire?  \nA) Charles II  \nB) The Duke of Monmouth  \nC) The Earl of Shaftesbury  \nD) The Duke of York  \nAnswer: C) The Earl of Shaftesbury  \n2. What is the central theme of \"Annus Mirabilis\"?  \nA) The Great Fire of London and the Anglo-Dutch War  \nB) The Glorious Revolution  \nC) The Restoration of the Monarchy  \nD) The Plague  \nAnswer: A) The Great Fire of London and the Anglo-Dutch War  \n2 | P a g e  \n3. In \"All for Love,\" who is the counterpart of Cleopatra?  \nA) Ventidius  \nB) Antony  \nC) Octavia  \nD) Dolabella  \nAnswer: B) Antony  \n4. Which work of Dryden is a satire aimed specifically at Thomas Shadwell?  \nA) \"The Hind and the Panther\"  \nB) \"Absalom and Achitophel\"  \nC) \"Mac Flecknoe\"  \nD) \"The Spanish Fryar\"  \nAnswer: C) \"Mac Flecknoe\"  \n5. Which two animals symbolize the two religious factions in \"The Hind and the Panther\"?  \nA) Panther and Tiger  \nB) Hind and Panther  \nC) Lion and Lamb  \nD) Fox and Hare  \n3 | P a g e  \nAnswer: B) Hind and Panther  \n6. Who is the main character in \"The Indian Emperor\"?  \nA) Cortez  \nB) Moctezuma  \nC) Antony  \nD) Don Carlos  \nAnswer: A) Cortez  \n7. In \"The Conquest of Granada,\" which character symbolizes excessive pride and heroism?  \nA) Almanzor  \nB) Boabdelin  \nC) Lyndaraxa  \nD) Abdelmelech  \nAnswer: A) Almanzor  \n8. In \"Annus Mirabilis,\" what does the phrase \"year of miracles\" refer to?  \nA) The resilience of the English nation  \nB) The overthrow of the monarchy  \nC) The Plague  \n4 | P a g e  \nD) The fire's destruction of Parliament  \nAnswer: A) The resilience of the English nation  \n9. In \"All for Love,\" which Roman ruler opposes Antony's actions?  \nA) Pompey  \nB) Caesar  \nC) Augustus  \nD) Nero  \nAnswer: B) Caesar  \n10. \"Mac Flecknoe\" is an example of what form of satire?  \nA) Juvenalian  \nB) Menippean  \nC) Horatian  \nD) Epistolary  \nAnswer: A) Juvenalian  \n11. In which work does Dryden explore themes of loyalty and betrayal within the monarchy?  \nA) \"Aureng-Zebe\"  \nB) \"The Hind and the Panther\"  \n5 | P a g e  \nC) \"Absalom and Achitophel\"  \nD) \"Tyrannick Love\"  \nAnswer: C) \"Absalom and Achitophel\"  \n12. What genre best describes \"The State of Innocence and Fall of Man\"?  \nA) Political satire  \nB) Heroic drama  \nC) Blank verse tragedy  \nD) Verse adaptation of Milton’s \"Paradise Lost\"  \nAnswer: D) Verse adaptation of Milton’s \"Paradise Lost\"  \n13. Who was Dryden’s primary target in \"The Hind and the Panther\"?  \nA) Thomas Shadwell  \nB) William III  \nC) James II  \nD) Anglican Church  \nAnswer: D) Anglican Church  \n14. Which of these lines is from Dryden's \"Absalom and Achitophel\"?  \nA) \"But kings, like Jupiter, have moderate power.\"  \nB) \"For every inch that is not fool is rogue.\"  \n6 | P a g e  \nC) \"For those whom God to ruin has designed.\"  \nD) \"Great wits are sure to madness near allied.\"  \nAnswer: C) \"For those whom God to ruin has designed.\"  \n15. In \"The Spanish Fryar,\" which character represents a hypocritical friar?  \nA) Lorenzo  \nB) Gomez  \nC) Torrismond  \nD) Dominic  \nAnswer: D) Dominic  \n16. What political figure does Absalom represent in \"Absalom and Achitophel\"?  \nA) Duke of Monmouth  \nB) Duke of York  \nC) Charles II  \nD) Earl of Rochester  \nAnswer: A) Duke of Monmouth  \n7 | P a g e  \n17. In \"Aureng-Zebe,\" who is Aureng-Zebe's principal enemy?  \nA) Morat  \nB) Darah  \nC) Arimant  \nD) Almeria  \nAnswer: A) Morat  \n18. Dryden’s \"Annus Mirabilis\" was written in which poetic meter?  \nA) Heroic couplets  \nB) Ottava rima  \nC) Terza rima  \nD) Blank verse  \nAnswer: B) Ottava rima  \n19. 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