One reason for the Franks' rapid rise in Western Europe had to do with Clovis'…

conversion to Roman Christianity.

Publication of which novel brought Byron fame and universal acclaim?

“Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage”

When and where Jonathan Swiftwas awarded Doctor of Divinity degree?

In February 1702, from Trinity College, Dublin.

How Gulliver`s Travels originally was called?

“Travels into Several Remote Nation of the World by Lemuel Gulliver, First

Which work is usually considered the most outstanding work of Elizabethan literary theory and criticism?

"An Apology for Poetry" by Sir Philip Sidney.

When and where Jonathan Swift was awarded Doctor of Divinity degree?

In February 1702, from Trinity College, Dublin.

When Grant Master commanded Rebecca to unveil herself, What Did she say?

She refused eventually complied to uncover their faces in an assemble of s

The term feudalism…

is a term that has fallen out of favor among historians.

When Grant Master commanded Rebecca to unveil herself. What Did she say?

She refused eventually complied to uncover their faces in an assemble of st

The opening scene of Beowulf describes

the arrival of Scyld Scefing in Denmark

What is the main idea of the poem “My heart’s in the Highlands”?

The main idea in this poem is to praise the love of homeland

Why is Gulliver exiled from the land of the Houyhnhnms?

The Houyhnhnms decide that it is not right for a Yahoo to live among them

In which aspects philosophical romanticism based in value?

the romantic view of nature, the individual

Whom is the following sentence written by and in what work? "Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe and take

Sir Francis Bacon, in "Of Studies'.

Which of the following poems does NOT belong to John Keats?

“Song to the Men of England”

What infamous for a Jewish woman by name Rebecca daughter of Isaac?

For her sortileges and witcheries

How Gulliver`s Travels originally was called?

“Travels into Several Remote Nation of the World by Lemuel Gulliver, First

Complete the sentence. Edmund Spenser's "The Faerie Queen" is ...

a long allegorical poem dedicated to Queen Elizabeth.

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Term for people with no written language
Pre-literature
Dialogue
Lyrics
Folklore
2
Who considered poets as “the institutors of laws and the founders of civil society, the inventors of the art of life”?
Percy Bysshe Shelly
George Gordon Byron
William Wordsworth
John Keats
3
Choose the right answer. The publication of which novel established Thackeray’s reputation as a novelist?
Vanity Fair
The History of Henry Esmond
The book of Snobs
The New comes
4
One reason for the Franks' rapid rise in Western Europe had to do with Clovis'…
conversion to Arian Christianity.
conversion to Roman Christianity.
defeat of the Muslims at the Battle of Tours.
alliance with the Islamic world.
5
What was Grant Master hold in his hand Which the symbol of the order?
Unusual group
Unfair commission
Amicable cometary
Magic staff
6
Publication of which novel brought Byron fame and universal acclaim?
“The age of Bronze”
“Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage”
“The Giaour”
“Don Juan”
7
Whose duty was to reduce to formal record the proceeding?
Grant Master
Sorceress
Priest
Preceptors
8
When and where Jonathan Swiftwas awarded Doctor of Divinity degree?
In February 1700, from Trinity College, Dublin.
In July 1702, from Kilkenny College.
In February 1702, from Trinity College, Dublin.
In March 1702, from Cambrige.In April 1701, from Trinity College, Dublin.
9
What is Jonathan Swift's first major prose work?
Battle of the Books
Gulliver`s Travels
A Tale of a Tub
A Modest Proposal
10
What does the drink the Lilliputians feed to Gulliver taste like?
Scottish Grape juice
Parisian Beer
Burgundy Wine
English taste
11
How Gulliver`s Travels originally was called?
“Lemuel Gulliver`s travel all over the world”
“Gulliver`s Travel into several Remote Nation”
“Travels into Several Remote Nation of the World by Lemuel Gulliver, First
“Travels into Several Remote Nation of the World by Lemuel Gulliver”
12
Which work is usually considered the most outstanding work of Elizabethan literary theory and criticism?
"Even Such is Time" by Philip Sidney
"Of Studies" by Sir Francis Bacon.
Arcadia" by Sir Philip Sidney
"An Apology for Poetry" by Sir Philip Sidney.
13
Which of the following is true of Pamela?
Many consider it the first English novel
Longest English novel
Shortest English novel
Longest English play
14
Who wrote An Apology for the life of Mrs.Shamela Andrews, a parody of Pamela?
Ring Lardner
Fanny Burney
Henry Fielding
Tobias Smollett
15
Bridge that the King of Norway brought down
Celts
Danelaw
London
Rome
16
Historians use the term middle ages to refer to…
the era from about 500 to 1500
the fact that Europe became mature from 500 to 1500.
CE, the medieval era of European history
the crisis of Western Europe
17
When and where Jonathan Swift was awarded Doctor of Divinity degree?
In April 1701, from Trinity College, Dublin.
In July 1702, from Kilkenny College.
In February 1702, from Trinity College, Dublin.
In March 1702, from Cambridge.
18
What is Jonathan Swift's first major prose work?
Battle of the Books
A Tale of a Tub
Gulliver`s Travels
A Modest Proposal
19
Choose the right answer. Elizabeth Gaskell’s novels “Cranford” and “The Moorland Cottage” were largely inspired by…
her marriage to a Unitarian minister
her study in boarding school at Stratford- on –Avon
her girlhood at Knutsford
her friendship with Charlotte Bronte
20
When Grant Master commanded Rebecca to unveil herself, What Did she say?
She immediately removes her veil
She impressed a sentiment of pity and sympathy
She refused eventually complied to uncover their faces in an assemble of s
She hardly withdrew her veil
21
The 3 Germanic tribes are…
Rome, Anglo-Saxons, Normans
Normans, Anglo-Saxons, Angles
Angles, Saxons, Jute
Jutes, Normans, Romans
22
When was Rebecca found guilty What Did she demand?
To call witnesses to justify the accusation
Combat to prove her innocence
To suspend in front of folks
To reconsider the falsehood of his accusatory
23
The term feudalism…
means feuds between aristocratic families that had become a social norm.
is a term that has fallen out of favor among historians.
means the king's power being completely overthrown by the local lords.
means a political and social order that was highly centralized.
24
Which country that Anne Radcliffe describes in "The Mysteries of Udolpho" is one that she had not visited?
Russia
Spain
Hungary
Italy
25
When Grant Master commanded Rebecca to unveil herself. What Did she say?
She impressed a sentiment of pity and sympathy
She refused eventually complied to uncover their faces in an assemble of st
She hardly withdrew her veil
She immediately removes her veil
26
Charlemagne was crowned Roman Emperor
at Aix-la-Chapelle on December 25
in the year 800
because he defeated the pope in Rome
at Aachen, in Germany
27
The opening scene of Beowulf describes
) the defeat of the monster Grendel
the arrival of Scyld Scefing in Denmark
the birth of Beowulf
the death of Beowulf
28
Nation that controlled England from 43 to 410 AD
Normans
Romans
Rome
Celts
29
Which of the following novels started as a literary competition?
Frankenstein
The Old English Baron
Vathek
The Castle of Otranto
30
Term for “the warrior band.” Beowulf chooses 14 of his bravest companions to accompany him.
kennings
Hrothgar
Hrothgar
comitatus
31
The Danish mead-hall
Herot
Hrothgar
Geats
Wiglaf
32
What is the main idea of the poem “My heart’s in the Highlands”?
Expressed the struggle against inequality in the society
The main idea in this poem is to praise the love of homeland
All answers are right
It was dedicated to his father
33
Wall built by the Romans to separate England from Scotland
Hadrian
London’s wal
The Arthur Great’
The Great Roman’s wal
34
Why is Gulliver exiled from the land of the Houyhnhnms?
The Houyhnhnms decide that it is not right for a Yahoo to live among them
He urinates on the queen’s place
He steals from his Houyhnhnm master
The Houyhnhnms decide to exterminate the Yahoos.
35
Where did Samuel Richardson die?
Dublin
Parson’s Green
Plymouth
York
36
Whose duty was to reduce to formal record the proceeding?
Priest
Sorceress
Grant Master
Preceptors
37
When was Rebecca found guilty What Did she demand?
To suspend in front of folks
To call witnesses to justify the accusation
Combat to prove her innocence
To reconsider the falsehood of his accusatory
38
Who were four occupied seats lower in height and drown back behind that of their superior?
Knights
Church-men
Preceptors
Folks
39
Who was the author of "Ecclesiastical History of the English Race"?
Edmund Spenser.
William Shakespeare
the Venerable Bede.
Jonathan Swift.
40
In which aspects philosophical romanticism based in value?
the individual
showing of life’s difficulties
the romantic view of nature
the romantic view of nature, the individual
41
What kind of essay A Modest Proposal?
Drama
Tragedy
Historical
Satirical
42
Whom is the following sentence written by and in what work? "Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe and take
Samuel Johnson, in "The Idler"
Sir Francis Bacon, in "Of Studies'.
Alexander Pope, in "Moral Essays"
Sir Philip Sidney, in "Arcadia
43
The number of men Grendel kills on his first trip to Herot is…
20
30
7
14
44
Which of the following poems does NOT belong to John Keats?
“When I Have Fears”
“On the Grasshopper and Cricket”
“Song to the Men of England”
“Isabella or the Pot of Basil”
45
Which of the following novels was written first, and is therefore considered to be the beginning of the English Gothic n
The Monk
The Old English Baron
The Mysteries of Udolpho
The Castle of Otranto
46
Which author had a gothic mansion built for his residence? HINT: He is also the wealthiest of all the authors.
Matthew Walpole
Matthew Lewis
William Beckford
Horace Walpole
47
What infamous for a Jewish woman by name Rebecca daughter of Isaac?
For her beauty and charm
For her incredible strong patience
For her sortileges and witcheries
For her personality qualities
48
How Gulliver`s Travels originally was called?
“Lemuel Gulliver`s travel all over the world”
“Gulliver`s Travel into several Remote Nation”
“Travels into Several Remote Nation of the World by Lemuel Gulliver, First
Captain of Several Ships”
49
Complete the sentence. Edmund Spenser's "The Faerie Queen" is ...
an epic poem about King Arthur.
a long allegorical poem dedicated to Queen Elizabeth.
a poem of twelve lines on science
a sonnet dedicated to Henry VII
50
What does the drink the Lilliputians feed to Gulliver taste like?
Parisian Beer
English taste
Scottish Grape juice
Burgundy Wine
51
Fill in the blank: ... is the first masterpiece or foundation stone in all British literature.
Hamlet
Beowulf
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
Canterbury Tales
52
What was Grant Master hold in his hand Which the symbol of the order?
Magic staff
Unfair commission
Unusual group
Amicable cometary
53
Who is the author of such novels as “Sense and Sensibility”, “Pride and Prejudice”, “Mansfield Park”?
William Makepeace Thackeray
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
Elizabeth Gaskell
54
King of the Danes is…
Hrothgar
Beowulf
Wiglaf
King Arthur
55
What characterizes Jane Austen’s novel “Persuasion”?
Moral education of the heroine
unclouded gaiety
burlesque and parody
thoughtful and mellow sadness
56
Money paid to the Danes as a bribe
London’s wall
dangled
Hadrian’s loan
Ethelred
57
In the political movements for liberation of which countries Byron actively participated along with formidable literary
Greece, Italy
Russia
Italy
Greece
58
Beowulf’s side kick
Caesura
Wiglaf
Rome
kenning
59
What is difference about the Struldbrugs of Luggnagg?
They are immortal
They have no capacity for memory
They have no need to consume food
They are blind
60
When did Samuel Richardson die?
12 November 1775
10 June 1768
4 July 1761
14 January 1759
61
Which of these novels takes place in Arabia?
Northanger Abbey
The Monk
The Mysteries of Udolpho
Vathek
62
Nicknamed “the Unready,” he bribed the Danes
Alfred
Ethelred
Hadrian
Angle
63
What Beowulf takes into battle with him when he meets Grendel comitatus
Bible
nothing
tools
a poisoned knife
64
The area of England controlled by the Danes…
Danelaw
Rome
Celts
Scandinavia
65
Who as speaker of the House of Commons helped Samuel Richardson get government contracts?
Edward Garrick
William Hogarth
Arthur Onslow
David Young
66
The Carolingian Empire dissolved because…
Charlemagne's grandsons divided the empire into three parts.
Vikings began raiding northern France.
Charlemagne's descendants were politically weak and disunited.
all answers are right.
67
What is the Emperor of Lilliput`s lip as?
Bulgarian lip
Austrian lip
English lip
Chinese lip
68
In how many volumes did Samuel Richardson publish Clarissa?
Four
Seven
Nine
Five
69
The number of years after he defeats Grendel that Beowulf tackles the dragon
54
55
50
45
70
Original inhabitants of England are…
Normans
Romans
Saxons
Celts
71
What do "The Castle of Otranto" and "The Old English Baron" have in common?
Both are translations of earlier Latin stories.
They were written by the same author.
Both are set in the 8th Century.
Both were originally said to be "found manuscripts"
72
What becomes of the treasure Beowulf wins from the dragon?
a poisoned knife
comitatus
nothing
It is buried with him
73
What evidence is enough to convince The Templars that Rebecca is are witch?
Priests saw her transform into a dove
Rebecca’s happened smith wrong with it
She was magically turned to …
One Adds that she cured are man using magic spells
74
When was Samuel Richardson baptized?
22 December 1685
19 August 1689
4 February 1694
2 May 1692
75
Who were four occupied seats lower in height and drown back behind that of their superior?
Church-men
Folks
Knights
Preceptors
76
"Middle Ages" in Western Europe includes the period
the end of the Roman Empire through the Byzantine period
the beginning of Early Christian through the 13th or 14th centuries
the beginning of Byzantine through the end of the Roman Empire
AD 300 - AD 1600
77
When did Samuel Richardson publish Pamela?
1737
1732
1740
1734
78
Which of the following gothic novels is also an example of travel writing?
The Mysteries of Udolpho
The Castle of Otranto
The Monk
Northanger Abbey
79
He was nicknamed “the Great” and defeated the Danes
Rome
Beowulf
Alfred
Arthur the Great
80
The rights of serfs included…
the right to marry whomever they wanted to marry.
the right to move from one manor to another.
he right to make a profit off of their land.
the right to work on certain land and pass the lands to their heirs.
81
Jane Austen wrote a novel that can be categorized as gothic, at least in some of its elements.
True
Only those which were written at the beginning of her career
False
Any facts about it not given
82
What is the Emperor of Lilliput`s lip as?
Bulgarian lip
Austrian lip
English lip
Chinese lip
83
Gulliver`s Travel is essentially a satire on…
The problem of dysfunctional families
Ruler`s abuses of their subjects
The danger of class system
The nature of man.
84
Which of the following was one thing done by Charlemagne?
He rejected coronation by the pope.
He wrote an important book on the art of statecraft.
He established a large bureaucracy to rule his empire.
He built an impressive, if relatively short-lived, empire in Western Europe
85
Serfs were…
semi-free individuals who owed obligations to the lord whose lands they cul
agricultural slaves who had no rights on the lord's manor.
servants of the lord, who provided the lord with domestic and military serv
free peasants who could sell their land and move at will.
86
In the early Middle Ages, the economic activity of Western Europe was…
efficient and fast.
predominantly agricultural.
based on long-distance trade.
commercial and urban.
87
What is the other country that Gulliver visited?
Dingnabrog
Brobdingnag
Brogdingnab
Dingnagrob
88
What is the other country that Gulliver visited?
Brogdingnab
Dingnagrob
Dingnabrog
Brobdingnag
89
In England, ninth-century Scandinavian invasions…
brought down the Anglo-Saxon alliance
led to disintegration of a large realm into smaller kingdoms.
promoted various small kingdoms to merge into a larger realm.
gave way to colonization by the Vikings.
90
Who only Could come for defense and was a champion of Jewess?
Coward King Richard
Father Isaac of York
Betrayer Prince John
Beloved Ivanhoe
91
Choose the right answer. In search of a career W. Thackeray…
was employed in the East India Company
studied medicine
began to read for the bar
undertook lecturing tours
92
Beowulf’s people…
Wiglaf
Geats
Rome
Herot
93
Abu al-Abbas became well known in the court of Charlemagne as a…
beloved pet from an Indian king.
gift from the Abbasid court.
Muslim enemy of the king.
distinguished diplomat from the Islamic world
94
What kind of things Did she take and flung it down as a symbol of her challenge?
Old clock
Precious jewel
Embroidered glove
Valuable veil
95
What was Rebecca punished by church?
To burn alive at the stake
To go out from her religion
To hung at the gate’s top
To jail for 20 years
96
Which Samuel Richardson novel has the hero as a good man?
The History of Sir Charles Grandison
Joseph Andrews
The Dunciad
The Progress of Wit
97
What kind of things Did she take and flung it down as a symbol of her challenge?
Precious jewel
Old clock
Valuable veil
Embroidered glove
98
The “whale-road” is an example of one
harp
kenning
caesura
Rome
99
Where was Samuel Richardson born?
Salisbury
Perth
Mackworth
Richmond
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In which of these novels is fashion particularly notable?
The Castle of Otranto
The Monk
Northanger Abbey
Frankenstein

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