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The legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is celebrated in Morte d’Arthur by:\u003Cbr>(a) Reginal Peacock\u003Cbr>(b) William Tyndale\u003Cbr>(c) Sir Thomas Malory\u003Cbr>(d) Thomas Moore\u003Cbr>Ans: (c) Sir Thomas Malory\u003Cbr>In Le Morte d'Arthur, Sir Thomas Malory weaves together various stories from French romances and English folklore, offering a comprehensive narrative that traces the rise and fall of King Arthur's kingdom, the chivalric deeds of his knights, and the tragic love story between Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere, ultimately presenting a rich, unified account of Arthurian legends that explores themes of honor, loyalty, betrayal, and the human condition.\u003Cbr>2. The book Euphues is generally called the precursor of the English novel. Who is the author of this book?\u003Cbr>(a) George Gascoigne\u003Cbr>(b) John Lyly\u003Cbr>(c) Thomas Nashe\u003Cbr>(d) Thomas Delany\u003Cbr>2 | P a g e |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | Ans: (b) John Lyly\u003Cbr>Euphues: In Euphues: The Anatomy of Wyt, John Lyly employs an elaborate prose style filled with rhetorical flourishes, allusionsto classical mythology, and intricate wordplay, creating a distinctive literary voice that became known as \"euphuism,\" a style that heavily influenced English prose and was imitated by Elizabethan courtiers and writers alike for its elegance, wit, and moralizing tone.\u003Cbr>3. Thomas More’s Utopia is set in:\u003Cbr>(a)“Extropia”\u003Cbr>(b)“The Neverland”\u003Cbr>(c)“The New Atlantis”\u003Cbr>(d)“The New World”\u003Cbr>Ans: (d) The New World\u003Cbr>In Utopia, Thomas More presents an imagined society where communal ownership, social equality, and rational governance replace the inequalities and conflicts seen in contemporary European societies, using the island’s customs—such as a lack of private property, shared labor, and a disdain for luxury—to critique the social, political, and religious issues of 16th-century England while exploring ideals of justice, morality, and human happiness.\u003Cbr>4. Identify the play by Christopher Marlowe in which these lines occur: “Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships....”?\u003Cbr>(a) The Jew of Malta\u003Cbr>(b) Edward II\u003Cbr>(c) The Massacre of Paris\u003Cbr>3 | P a g e |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | (d) Doctor Faustus\u003Cbr>Ans: (d) Doctor Faustus\u003Cbr>In Doctor Faustus, Marlowe uses the line “Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships” as Faustus gazes upon the spirit of Helen of Troy, capturing both his awe at her legendary beauty and his despairing desire for something eternal and sublime; Helen, as an ideal of beauty that sparked the epic Trojan War, symbolizes both the power of human desire and the tragic, unattainable aspirations that ultimately lead Faustus to his ruin.\u003Cbr>5. Identify the dramatist who does NOT belong to the group of dramatists known as “University Wits.”\u003Cbr>(a) Thomas Nashe\u003Cbr>(b) Robert Greene\u003Cbr>(c) Thomas Kyd\u003Cbr>(d) Cyril Tourneur\u003Cbr>Ans: (d) Cyril Tourneur\u003Cbr>The University Wits were known for their bold experimentation with dramatic form, language, and themes, which laid the groundwork for the flowering of Elizabethan drama; they infused classical learning with popular English theater, often exploring themes of ambition, human struggle, and the supernatural, while pushing boundaries in plot structure and characterization that would influence their successor, William Shakespeare, as well as solidify the dramatic potential of the English stage.\u003Cbr>6. Who among the following is called the “poet’s poet”?\u003Cbr>(a) Geoffrey Chaucer\u003Cbr>(b) William Shakespeare\u003Cbr>(c) Edmund Spenser\u003Cbr>(d) John Milton\u003Cbr>4 | P a g e |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | Ans: (c) Edmund Spenser\u003Cbr>Ans: (c) Edmund Spenser is called the ‘poet’s poet’\u003Cbr>In The Faerie Queene, Spenser combines rich allegory with chivalric romance, weaving a complex tapestry of moral virtuesand vices, mytho","cbCaidOvoUtKCtd9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidOvoUtKCtd9","pdf",482985,110,"English","# Questions and Answers\n## Selected literary topics and solutions","[{\"question\":\"In Utopia, Thomas More sets his imagined society in which place?\",\"answer\":\"The New World.\"}]","RPSC ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ENGLISH LITERATURE PAPER-II - With Solution | PDF",1789983728,277]