English Lit Quiz

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What does a Bildungsroman mean?

A novel about growing up and gaining maturity.

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Who is the author of Tess of the d'Urbervilles?

Thomas Hardy.

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Who are known as the First Generation Romantic poets?

W. Wordsworth and S.T. Coleridge.

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Who is the author of Ulysses?

James Joyce.

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Who is the author of Great Expectations?

Charles Dickens.

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Which author wrote Victorian realistic novels?

Charles Dickens.

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Which modernist writer of Polish origin wrote “The Heart of Darkness?”

Joseph Conrad.

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Which trend in poetry is characteristic of English Pre-Romanticism?

The graveyard 'school' of poetry.

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What was the most popular form of drama during the Restoration?

Restoration comedy.

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Which form of drama was popular during the Middle Ages?

Morality play.

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Give the tile and the author of the famous dystopian novel ___.

“1984” by George Orwell.

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The term heroic epic refers to…?

Beowulf.

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The Preface to Lyrical Ballads is…?

a manifesto of English Romanticism.

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Which work is considered a cornerstone of English Romantic poetry?

Ode to a Nightingale.

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Which literary movement is characterized by a focus on emotion and individualism?

Romanticism.

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Who is known as the 'father of the English novel'?

Daniel Defoe.

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Which author is associated with the Gothic novel genre?

Mary Shelley.

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What is the primary theme of John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost?

The fall of man.

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What is the primary theme explored in William Blake's poetry?

The conflict between innocence and experience.

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What is the primary setting for the stories in the Canterbury Tales?

A pilgrimage to Canterbury.