English 12_Test 10

Of the poets listed, which ones are considered the three great poets of the Victorian Age?

"Break, Break, Break" is a dramatic monologue written as a lyric poem that reveals a soul in action.

"The Windover" was dedicated to Jesus Christ by the author.

Robert Louis Stevenson is primarily known for writing about realistic events and social injustices.

Which poem speaks of the joy in doing God's will?

Tennyson's "In Memoriam" is about Queen Victoria's death.

The Oxford Movement sought to rely solely on biblical doctrine and to move away from the ritualism of the church.

Who wrote a satire ridiculing the Ten Commandments?

Who primarily wrote to entertain his readers?

Which of Tennyson's works celebrates England's men?

Which work depicts the war of flesh and spirit?

Who used the sin of Lancelot and Guinevere to disrupt the Round Table?

Who wrote "The Hound of Heaven"?

Who wrote "Enoch Arden"?

Which work relates one of the noblest stories of self-sacrifice?

"The Look" is an allusion to Lot's wife.

Who wrote 'The Three Enemies'?

What is the theme of 'Ulysses'?

What poem laments the Age of Skepticism?

Who is the author of "The Look"?

Whose tombstone has the inscription: "Home is the sailor, home from sea, And the hunter home from the hill."?

Which of Tennyson's works praises England's freedom and justice?

Which poet was the most popular in the Victorian Era?

Who wrote the poem "My Last Duchess"?

Who wrote a poem placed on his wife's tombstone?