PPSC Lecturer English Online Test 45 Sample Papers

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Test Name	Lecturer English
Subject	Lecturer English Test 45
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

PPSC Lecturer of English Test 45

1 / 25

The Line "Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty, that's all" occurs in Keats's poem:

Ode to a Nightingale

Ode to Psyche (d) Ode to autumn

Ode on a Grecian Urn

2 / 25

"Dream Children" shows Lamb's:

A real sad tale

Wish fulfilment

A dream about future

A peep into the past

3 / 25

In his, poetry, Tennyson is:

The representative poet of the Victorian age

A mirror of the Romanticism;

One of the younger Romantics;

The best nature poet,

4 / 25

The line "If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?"

to a Skylark;

Ode to the West Wind

The Cloud;

Adonais

5 / 25

Pantheism to Wordsworth meant:

His interest in God

Pleasure in reflection about God

Manifestation of God in objects of Nature

Interest in Nature

6 / 25

In 'Praeterita' Ruskin writes about:

his own self,

Political economy.

Architecture;

7 / 25

Who labelled the Romantic poets as the "pond poets"?

Byron

Keats;

Southey

Shelley;

8 / 25

1837 marks the:

beginning of the Victorian age.

passing of the Corn Laws;

start of Romantic era.

9 / 25

"The Old Familiar Faces" is one of Lamb's:

Well known poem;

best known poem

auto biographical essay

Stories based on memories of childhood;

10 / 25

Who is the writer of "Auguries of Innocence":

Blake

Browning

Keats

Shelley

11 / 25

The year 1798 marks:

the publication of Biographia Literaria

the publication of the Lyrical Ballads;

the beginning of the French Revolution;

the beginning of the Reign of Terror;

12 / 25

Who among the following poets has been called "the Romantic Paradox"?

Byron

Shelley

Keats

Tennyson

13 / 25

Love for a nightingale:

Love for nightingale

His interest in the music of birds

An experience in a real world

His escape in a world of beauty

14 / 25

The Songs of Innocence and Experience are illustrative of Blake's:

Divine frenzy of vision and prophecy

Use of personal symbolism, and

Movement against the rationalism, materialism of its time

Use of a child's voice to speak wisdom.

15 / 25

Sensuousness in Keats connotes:

The play of imagination

The cult of beauty

The use of senses

The return to nature

16 / 25

Which of the following by Oscar Wilde is not a comedy:

The Importance of Being Earnest;

A Woman of No Importance;

Salome

An Ideal Husband;

17 / 25

Faginn, Bill Sykes and Nancy are characters in Dickens':

Nicholas Nickleby;

Great Expectations

Oliver Twist;

18 / 25

"Sordello" by Browning is a:

Dramatic Monologue;

Tragic drama

Dramatic lyric

19 / 25

Tennyson's poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade" commemorates:

the battle of. Trafalgar;

the Crimean War

the Boer War;

20 / 25

Byron's Childe Harold's pilgrimage is written in:

Quatrain

Couplet;

Ottava rimea;

the ballad stanza;

21 / 25

The elgin Marbles inspired Keats to compose:

the Grecian Um;

Sleep and Beauty

Lamia;

Ode to Melancholy;

22 / 25

Eppie appears in George Eliot's:

Silas Marmer;

Adam Bede;

Middle March;

Romola

23 / 25

Dickens at his best is known as:

A portrait-painter of his age:

A social reformer,

A great story teller,

A delineator of the Victorian upper class.

24 / 25

Egdon Heath is described in Hardy's:

Jude the Obscure.

Far from the Madding Crowd;

the Mayor of Caster bridge;

the Return of the Native;

25 / 25

Which of the following elements are associated with Shelley in nature:

The spiritual and the mystical

The remote and the extraordinary

The changing and the magical

The soft and the sweet

Your score is

The average score is 70%

PPSC Lecturer English Online Test 45 Sample Papers

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