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1
What type of themes are commonly found in Graham Greene’s novels?
Faith, morality, and political conflict
Fantasy and mythology
Romantic love and poetry
Historical epics and adventure
2
Which Christopher Marlowe play is known for the consequences of making a pact with the devil?
Tamburlaine the Great
Dr. Faustus
The Jew of Malta
Edward II
3
What is chivalry?
A knight’s code of honor
A poetic form
A tax system
A feast
4
Which author is most known for depicting life in Victorian England?
John Rust
Thomas Hardy
George Eliot
Charles Dickens
5
Which social issue was commonly addressed in Victorian novels?
Industrialization & poverty
Politcal revolution
Mythology
Exploration
6
What is Lewis Carroll’s most famous work?
The Wind in the Willows
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Through the Looking-Glass
Peter Rabbit
7
Which of these books did Graham Greene write?
The Cloud of Unknowing
Brave New World
The End of The Affair
A Passage to India
8
What is C.S. Lewis best known for in literature?
Creating the fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia
Writing plays about British royalty
Founding modern science fiction
Writing detective novels
9
Which literary technique is commonly used by Modernist authors to represent inner thoughts and consciousness?
Stream of consciousness
Satire
Allegory
Rhyme and meter
10
What was the main purpose of satire during the Restoration?
To praise political leaders
To tell heroic tales
To explore romantic ideals
To criticize society through humor
11
What is William Golding’s most famous novel?
Lord of the Flies
Animal Farm
Brave New World
1984
12
What gift does Desdemona give to Cassio, which later becomes a key evidence in Iago’s plot?
Bracelet
Handkerchief
A ring
Necklace
13
Which of Emily Brontë's novels is regarded as a classic of English literature?
Jane Eyre
Villette
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Wuthering Heights
14
What is the structure of The Canterbury Tales?
A poem in blank verse
A series of tales told on a pilgrimage
A knights diary
A historical account
15
Which did Eliza Haywood write?
Above you
Stuck in Time
The Invisible Spy
Orange is the New Black
16
Which aspect of Modernist literature reflects the uncertainty following the breakdown of traditional values?
Emphasis on individualism and fragmentation
A focus on heroism and glory
Celebration of nature and the pastoral life
Strict adherence to classical forms
17
What is the main theme of Beowulf?
Romantic love
Honor and heroism
Religious Faith
Scientific progress
18
What tone or style is often found in P.L. Travers’ Mary Poppins books?
Satirical comedy about politics
Light fantasy mixed with strict order and mystery
Historical war fiction
Dark realism and tragedy
19
Which value is the most emphasized in Romantic literature?
Religion
Social order
Logic
Emotion & nature
20
Which of the following literary techniques is commonly associated with Laurence Sterne’s writing?
Stream of consciousness
Epic heroic verse
Nonlinear storytelling and digression
Strict chronological order
21
Who wrote
A Modest Proposal?
Jonathan Swift
Daniel Defoe
Samuel Johnson
Alexander Pope
22
Christopher Marlowe is considered a precursor to which famous English playwright?
Ben Jonson
Thomas Middleton
John Milton
William Shakespeare
23
How does Shakespeare use Irony in Iago’s Character throughout
Othello?
Iago is seen as honest even though he is lying and manipulating them.
Iago speaks in rhyme, which reveals his true feelings.
Iago openly admits his plans to every character.
Iago always tells the truth, making him trustworthy.
24
Who wrote
Frankenstein?
John Keys
Percy Shelley
Mary Shelley
William Wordsworth
25
Who does Iago manipulate to make Othello believe that Desdemona is unfaithful?
Emilia
Cassio
Roderigo
Brabantio
26
What is Sir Thomas Malory’s most famous work?
Beowulf
Le Morte d'Arthur
The Canterbury Tales
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
27
What movement during the Renaissance emphasized a return to classical learning and human potential?
Naturalism
Chivarly
Romanticism
Humanism
28
What is a common feature of Modernist literature?
Experimentation with language & structure
Strict rhyme schemes
Simple, clear plots
Focus on mythology
29
What is P.L. Travers best known for writing?
Mary Poppins
Anne of Green Gables
Peter Pan
The Secret Garden
30
Which of the following is a key theme in
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
?
The absurdity of logic and societal norms
The conflict between nature and industrialization
The struggle for political power
The journey toward personal redemption
31
What is a major theme explored throughout The Chronicles of Narnia series?
The value of scientific discovery
The dangers of industrialization
The battle between good and evil, often with Christian symbolism
The rise and fall of ancient empires
32
What theme is most strongly explored in Lord of the Flies?
The importance of tradition
The conflict between civilization and human savagery
The effects of industrialization
The power of technology
33
What theme is most clearly illustrated by Othello’s downfall?
The consequences of uneducated leadership
The destructive nature of jealousy and manipulation
The value of forgiveness in relationships
The strength of military power
34
What is Laurence Sterne best known for in British literature?
Writing romantic poetry
Using experimental narrative techniques in Tristram Shandy
Writing political essays
Creating one of the first Gothic novels
35
What does “wyrd” mean?
Weapon
Song
Monster
Fate
36
What literary tradition does Le Morte d'Arthur belong to?
Epic poetry
Elizabethan drama
Medieval romance and chivalric literature
Gothic fiction
37
What is the the main theme Modern literature?
Faith in progress
Triumph of tradition
The divine right of kings
Disillusionment & identity crisis
38
Which of the following best reflects Renaissance thinking?
Emphasis on divine punishment and salvation
Interest in human achievement and classical learning
Rejection of art and literature
Focus on communal identity over individualism
39
What type of literature is Eliza Haywood best known for writing?
Religious sermons
Epic poetry
Romantic and scandalous novels
Political satire
40
Which of Jane Austen's novels is known for its themes of marriage, class, and social mobility?
Sense and Sensibility
Pride and Prejudice
Northanger Abbey
Mansfield Park
