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Was an early English comedy written by a schoolmaster to be performed by his students, which illustrates the early Renaissance belief in the educational advantages of acting?\u003Cbr>(a) Ralph Roister Doister\u003Cbr>(b) Gammer Gurton’s Needle\u003Cbr>(c) The Old Wives’Tale\u003Cbr>(d) The Shoemaker's Holiday\u003Cbr>Ans: (a) \"Ralph Roister Doister,\" written by Nicholas Udall, is considered the first full-length comedy in English, blending classical elements with contemporary humor. The play, set in a comedic world of mistaken identities and slapstick, follows the absurd antics of the boastful and foolish character Ralph Roister Doister, who attempts to woo a woman despite being repeatedly outwitted. Written around 1552, it showcases Udall’s use of Latinstyle verse and farcical dialogue, often believed to have been first performed by students at the school where Udall taught, St. Paul's School in London. Its eventual publication in 1567 helped cement its place as a key work in the development of early English drama, drawing influences from both Roman comedy and medieval farce.\u003Cbr>2. Who said, \"The hero of Shakespeare’s great classical trilogy is Rome\"?\u003Cbr>(a) Wilson Knight\u003Cbr>(b) L.C. Knights\u003Cbr>(c) Dover Wilson\u003Cbr>(d) Edward Dowden\u003Cbr>Ans: (a) Wilson Knight, a renowned English literary critic, is best known for his insightful and often unorthodox interpretations of Shakespeare’s works, particularly his focus on the psychological\u003Cbr>2 | P a g e |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | and thematic elements of the plays. In his influential book The Wheel of Fire, Knight argued that in several of Shakespeare’s Roman plays, including Julius Caesar, Coriolanus, and Antony and Cleopatra, the concept of Rome itself emerges as the central\"hero\" of the narrative, with the political and social forces of the empire taking precedence over the individual characters. Knight’s perspective highlighted the grandeur and tragedy of Rome as a powerful, almost living entity, shaping the destinies of its leaders and citizens, thus offering a broader, more contextual lens through which to analyze Shakespeare’s portrayal of power, conflict, and human nature.\u003Cbr>3. Match the following prose writers with their works:\u003Cbr>i. Bishop John Fisher\u003Cbr>ii. Roger Ascham\u003Cbr>iii. Thomas More\u003Cbr>iv. Richard Hooker\u003Cbr>A. Of the laws of Ecclesiastical Polity\u003Cbr>B. Froissart’s Chronicles\u003Cbr>C. Toxophilus\u003Cbr>D. History of Richard III\u003Cbr>(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)\u003Cbr>(a) B C D A\u003Cbr>(b) B A D C\u003Cbr>(c) C B D A\u003Cbr>(d) D C B A\u003Cbr>Ans: (a) The correct match is:\u003Cbr>Jean Froissart-Froissart’s Chronicles\u003Cbr>Roger Ascham-Toxophilus\u003Cbr>Thomas More-History of Richard III\u003Cbr>Richard Hooker-Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity\u003Cbr>3 | P a g e |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | 4. The poets of the early 16th century, such as Sir Thomas Wyatt, Henry Howard, Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Philip Sidney, Mary Sidney, Michael Drayton, and Sir John Davies, have in recent times been called poets ofthe:\u003Cbr>(a) Reformation\u003Cbr>(b) Pre-Shakespearean\u003Cbr>(c) Golden\u003Cbr>(d) Silver\u003Cbr>Ans: (d) The term \"Silver Poets\" refers to a group of 16thcentury English poets who are celebrated for their refined and polished style, often characterized by their elegant use of language, lyrical qualities, and sophisticated themes. This group is seen as part of the English Renaissance literary movement, following the \"Golden Age\" of earlier poets like Geoffrey Chaucer. The Silver Poets, including Sir Thomas Wyatt, Henry Howard (Earl of Surrey), Sir Philip Sidney, Sir Walter Raleigh, Michael Drayton, and others, helped to shape the English sonnet form, elevate the art of poetry, and introduce new themes such as love, courtly manners, and the nature of poetry itself. Their works often exhibit a blend of Italian Renaissance influences, such as Petrarchan s","cbCaitA3F1Ig2lI3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitA3F1Ig2lI3","pdf",386101,87,"English","# Questions and Solutions\n## Early English comedy and Renaissance drama\n## Shakespeare and Roman themes\n## Matching prose writers with works\n## Silver Poets and 16th-century poetry\n## Sonnet sequences and authors\n## Features of the Renaissance\n## Political and religious ideology in literature","[{\"question\":\"Which early English comedy is considered the first full-length comedy in English?\",\"answer\":\"Ralph Roister Doister, written by Nicholas Udall, is considered the first full-length comedy in English and is discussed with its style and performance context.\"},{\"question\":\"What did Wilson Knight argue about Shakespeare’s Roman plays?\",\"answer\":\"Wilson Knight argued that Rome itself functions as the central “hero,” with political and social forces taking precedence over individual characters.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the term “Silver Poets” refer to?\",\"answer\":\"“Silver Poets” refers to a group of 16th-century English poets known for a refined, polished style and contributions to forms like the English sonnet.\"}]","RPSC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ENGLISH LITERATURE PAPER-II WITH SOLUTION - Question Answers | PDF",1789983714,219]