TRB19MT3 – Poly Model Test 3

According to The Book of the Duchess, Zephirus is the Greek God of _______.                                         

Spenser has used “coda” in  “Epithalamion”. What is the meaning of “coda”?                    

In sonnet 147, the poet compares reason to a _____ .                                              

According to Bacon’s “Of Love”,   married love is noble because it______.  

Who wounds Mosca in Volpone?                                                    

Among the following, who is the horse-courser in Dr. Faustus?                                                   

As mentioned in Utopia, Amaurot is ______.              

What is the relationship between Giovanni and Isabella in The White Devil?                                

Piers Plowman , the King asks Conscience to marry________, but  he refuses.                                               

According to Antipholus of Syracuse, Ephesus is famous for:

According to the play Henry VIII, Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, was imprisoned in the Tower of London for which offense?

In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, who is in love with Lysander?                              

Among the following descriptions, all are suitable to Osric except_____ 

In Love’s Labour Lost,  when the ladies came to Navarre, who returns with news of the King’s outrageous plan to bar the regal entourage from the court of Navarre?                                            

The following line is taken from the poem “Daffodils”:  “Fluttering and dancing in the breeze”. Extract a figure of speech?

In the poem “The Solitary Reaper”, what is the reaper described as bending over in the last stanza? 

In “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”, what did the sailors dream was causing their plight?

In the poem “Dungeon, the speaker turns to ________ and “Merciful God” to reform the suffering of the prisoner.                                                 

Among the following, who is an aristocrat in “The Foster-Mother's Tale”?                               

Among the following which tale appears in Coleridge’s “Nightingale”?

In “Ode to the West Wind”, Coleridge addresses the west wind as a Destroyer and ____________.              

The following line is taken from Keats’ “To Autumn”: To swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells”. What does ‘hazel’ mean?

According to “Prometheus”, what is the wretched gift given to Prometheus?

Lamb concludes the essay “New year’s Eve” with quoting a poem by________.            

In Emma, Elton presents a “charade” to Emma. What is “Charade”?

In The Talisman, Sheerkohf defends polygamy by quoting _____ from the bible.         

According Hazlitt’s Characters of Shakespeare’s plays, the most pleasing of Shakespeare’s comedies is ______.

Why did Hindley got into drinking?

In Tennyson’s The Princess, when the men return from the women’s university after the first visit ______ comes with them.                                 

According to Browning’s “Andrea Del Sarto”, Andrea’s character can very well be described as ________.          

What is the figure of speech employed in the given line from “Rugby Chapel”?

Still, like a trumpet, dost rouse

Those who with half-open eyes

Tread the border-land dim

1. Identify the figure of speech found in the last two line:

To one another! for the world, which seems

To lie before us like a land of dreams,

So various, so beautiful, so new       

In “The Blessed Damozel", mother Mary is knitting dress for the people who are _____.             

In “The Blessed Damozel",  Who does the damozel want to take her lover to visit while in Heaven?

In Romola, Romola and Tito’s marriage was scheduled at the time of _______.

What is the profession of Mr. Smee in Vanity Fair?            

In Vanity Fair, the party at Vauxhall featured

In Treasure Island, what/ who is Admiral Benbow?                      

In A Tale of Two Cities, what is the message that Mr. Lorry sends via the messenger from Tellson's Bank?

According to Ruskin’s Sesame and Lilies, ‘Lady’ means _____.

In Romola, what has the healing power?

According to Ruskin’s Sesame and Lilies, Milton describes false priests as blind______.