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37. Sidney's Apologie for Poetrie is an answer to __________.
- [A] Nash
- [B] Plato
- [C] Gosson
- [D] Aristotle
Answer: Option [C]
38. Who is referred to as the pioneer of Picaseque novel in English?
- [A] Kyd
- [B] Nashe
- [C] Greene
- [D] Lyly
Answer: Option [D]
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39. Tales are all in verse except two. Which are the ones in prose?
- [A] Doctor's Tale
- [B] Chaucer's Tale
- [C] Knight's Tale
- [D] Squire's Tale
Answer: Option [A]
40. Who of the Following is considered the founder of English prose?
- [A] King Arthur
- [B] King Alfred
- [C] Chaucer
- [D] Aelfric
Answer: Option [B]
41. Who wrote The introductory Sonnet to Spencer's Fairy Queen?
- [A] Spenser's himself
- [B] Liescester
- [C] Sir Philip Sidney
- [D] Sir Walier Raleigh
Answer: Option [D]
42. Webster's The White Devil is Based on it life of the Celebrated Italian Courtesan ________
- [A] Elizabeth
- [B] Vittoria
- [C] Philoclea
- [D] None of the above
Answer: Option [B]
43. The Cardinal and lady of Pleasure are the masterpiece of playwright whom Charles Lamb called "
The last of Great race" Name Him.
- [A] Massinger
- [B] John Ford
- [C] Webster
- [D] James Shirely
Answer: Option [D]
44. Compared to Paradise last, Paradise Regained is less significant and more __________
- [A] Liberal
- [B] Puritan
- [C] Religious
- [D] Secular
Answer: Option [B]
45. Who called Milton's "The Almighty - mouthed in ventor of harmonies"?
- [A] Arnold
- [B] Dryden
- [C] Johnson
- [D] Tennyson
Answer: Option [D]
46. The witch and game at chess are the last plays of __________.
- [A] Beaumont
- [B] Tourneur
- [C] Middleton
- [D] Webster
Answer: Option [C]
47. Hudibras is a famous work of __________.
- [A] Dryden
- [B] Butler
- [C] Donne
- [D] Bacon
Answer: Option [B]
48. Poetry in the Restoration period was predominantly ____________.
- [A] lyrical
- [B] Satirical
- [C] Sentimental
- [D] Philosophical
Answer: Option [B]