Victorian Review

Victoria's reign did all the following EXCEPT

Which earlier Victorian had a great influence on Hopkins?

Which of the following religious transitions is not associated with Housman?

Tennyson became a follower of

Tennyson wanted society to follow his belief in

Which of the following Christmas hymns was written by Rosetti?

Who was the leading social critic of the Victorian Period?

The 3-cornered debate about society's progress includes all the following EXCEPT

Thompson uses all but the following to illustrate the reality of God's closeness.

Which new kind of poetry did R. Browning become famous for?

Matthew Arnold spent most of his time with issues involving

Hardy's novels take place in the fictional land of

The best example of a dramatic monologue is

All the following are true about "Dover Beach" EXCEPT

Which of the following Christmas hymns was written by Rosetti?

Hopkins poetry is characterized by all the following EXCEPT

How many hero types did Carlyle develop for his lecture series?

Which of the following is NOT true about Christina Rosetti?

Kipling was both a critic and apologist for Britain's ___________.

All the following are true about Robert Browning EXCEPT

The Parliament Act of 1911 essentially gave the rule of England to the

According to Carlyle, history is but a retelling of great

The death of Hallam made Tennyson a deeper and more focused poet.

What is the reason given in "The Respectable Burgher" for Hardy's religious disbelief.

The Carlylean hero is similar to the Byronic hero.

Hardy was himself an

Which poem represents a summary/epigraph of Housman's view of life and the function of poetry?

Tennyson suffered all the following during his decade of silence EXCEPT

Who was not part of the Victorian age of preachers?

E. Browning is best known for

What term shows faith in society's inherent progress toward perfection?

What is considered the most ambitious work of scholarship ever accomplished (took 70 years)?

"The Kingdom of God" by Thompson shows the reality of an unseen God's __________

Hardy studied to be all the following except

Arnold believed in all the following EXCEPT

The social gospel made which commandment its top priority?

"The Darkling Thrush" by Hardy expresses a lingering pain over rejecting _________.

Which new kind of poetry did R. Browning become famous for?

What "prospect" does the speaker have in "Prospice"?

All the following are true about Elizabeth Barrett Browning EXCEPT that she

Hardy's poetry reveals Hardy's view that believing in God as great and good is ________

Which poem did Tennyson request be placed at the end of every edition of his poems?

Why did Arnold turn from poetry to prose?

Both In Memoriam and Idylls of the King were written for whom?

How much of the world did England control?

All the following looked to Tennyson as the next poetic hero EXCEPT

Which country is more closely associated with Kipling than any other?

The "higher criticism" that attacked the authenticity and authorship of Scripture is from

The hero (or heroine) in a Hardy novel is usually a noble

What verse form is Tennyson's Morte d'Arthur written in?

The complacency of Whigs and Tories early in Victorianism gave rise to the

Which book caused Hardy to turn away from novel writing due to its poor reception?

Hardy's writings show the eroding effect of rationalism on what?

Kipling wanted to make rationalism and atheism appear

What are the dates for the Victorian Period?

Who became poet laureate after Wordsworth died?

Which poem shows Tennyson's admitting his need to go forward and brave the struggles of life?

Which poem explains the reason for Hardy's religious unbelief and indifference?

Why did Arnold turn from poetry to prose?

What did Newman believe had to be "the element and principle of all education"?

This poem took 16-17 years to complete.

Rosetti's poem "Uphill" is a series of questions between a

The lines of "The Poet" inspired by Carlyle and

Failure to find a substitute for Christianity led to pessimism and all the following EXCEPT

"God's Grandeur" provides an example of what type of rhythm, a form unique to Hopkins?

A dramatic monologue and a soliloquy are the same thing.

London replaced which city as the hub of European civilization?

Both In Memoriam and Morte D'Arthur use this object to symbolize a new era.

Arnold believed in all the following EXCEPT

E. Browning is best known for