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Tennysons MCQ
Tennysons MCQ
D‐Modern Age
A‐William Wordsworth
B‐Robert Browning
C‐Robert Southey
D‐S.T Coleridge
A‐Arthur Hallam
B‐Lord Byron
C‐Hugh Clough
D‐Keats
A‐Seventeen Years
B‐Ten Years
C‐Eleven Years
D‐Six Years
a A‐Drama
B‐Novelette
C‐Play
D‐Poetry
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A‐A Monodrama
B‐A Narrative
C‐A play
D‐None
A‐A Tragedy
B‐A Farce
B‐A Farce
C‐A Tragic‐Comedy
D‐A Drama
B‐In Memoriam
D‐Ulysses
10‐Which of the following poems of Tennyson won him the Chancellor’s medal at Cambridge? A‐
Timbuktu
B‐Lotos‐Eater
D‐None
11‐”Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell, That mind and soul,
according to well”
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B‐Supremacy of faith over Knowledge
D‐None
12‐When Tennyson died, a copy of Shakespeare play was found lying under the cover of his bed,
Which was the play
A‐Cymbeline
B‐King Lear
C‐Hamlet
D‐The Tempest
13‐Queen Guinevere is a character in one of the following poems of Tenyson. In which of the
following A‐Passing of Arthur
B‐Ulysses
D‐Maud
14‐Queen Guinevere falls in love with one of the following Knights. Which of the following?
A‐Lancelot
B‐Galahad
C‐Merlin
D‐Bedivere
B‐The Prince
C‐Maud
D‐Queen Mab
16‐”That God, which ever lives and loves, One God, one las one element, And one far‐ off divine
event” A‐In Memoriam
B‐Maud
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D‐Sir Galahad
17‐”Dear is the memory of our wedded lives, And dear the last embraces of our wives, and their warm
terms”
A‐THe Lotos‐Eater
B‐Passing of Arthur
C‐Ulysses
D‐Morte d’Arthur
18‐Tennyson has written a poem on the Tomb of a Mughal Emperor. On whose Tomb?
A‐Akbar
B‐Shahan
C‐Aurenzeb
D‐Jahangir
19‐Tennyson has written a poem on a city of India. Which city? No compatible source was found for
this media.
A‐Lucknow
B‐Delhi
C‐Calcutta
D‐Jhansi
20‐The only knight of the Round Table who remains alive after the passing of Arthur is
A‐Bedivere
B‐Merlin
C‐Lancelot
D‐Galahad
B‐A drama
C‐A monologue
D‐A Ballad X
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22‐Tennyson’s Enoch Arden is A‐A Narrative Poem
B‐A drama
C‐A Monologue
D‐None
23‐ ”For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever” This line comes from
C‐Sir Galahad
25‐ ”There she weaves by night and day, A magic web with colors gay, She has heard a whisper say,
B‐Queen Mary
C‐The Princes
D‐Maud
26‐ ”Cannon to right of them, Cannon to the left of them, Cannons in from of them, this lins occur in A‐
Charge of the Light Brigade
B‐Mort D’Arthur
C‐Ulysses
D‐None
27‐”We have but faith, we cannot know for knowledge is of things we see, And yet we trust it comes
from thee’
A‐In Memoriam
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D‐None
A‐Three
B‐Four
C‐Two
D‐One
29‐The old order Changeth, yielding place to new, And God fulfills Himself in many ways,
30‐”Man for the field and woman for the hearth, Man for the sword, and for the needle she”
A‐The Princes
A‐1809
B‐1899
C‐1877
D‐1855
B‐Morte d’ Arthur
D‐Ulysses
A‐1833
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B‐1845
C‐1899
D‐1544
A‐ Poems
C‐Legends
D‐Arthurian Poems
A‐ Tennyson
B‐Wordsworth
C‐Shelley
D‐Keats
C‐ A place
D‐ A tool
A‐Harold
B‐Cenci
C‐Medas
D‐Cato
38‐Tennyson started his career by publishing the first volume of the poem
C‐Dramatic Romance
D‐None
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39‐The Chancellor’s Medal for English verse his from
A‐Timbuctoo
B‐Maud
C‐Enoch Aden
D‐None
B‐Love
C‐Trust
D‐None
B‐An Epic
C‐A Romance
D‐None
A‐Lancelot
B‐Ulysses
C‐King Arthur
D‐None
A‐Tennyson
B‐Mathew Arnold
C‐ Both
D‐None
A‐Lincolnshire
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B‐England
C‐American
D‐None
45‐ ‘Two Brother’ poems appear in 45‐ ‘Two Brother’ poems appear in
A‐1827
B‐1855
C‐1875
D‐1875
A‐1850
B‐1855
C‐1899
D‐1866
A‐1850
B‐1875
C‐1895
D‐1866
A‐Tennyson
B‐Byron
C‐Southey
D‐Arnold
A‐In Memoriam
D‐The Princes
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50‐Which age Tennyson belongs to
A‐ Victorian
B‐Romantic
C‐Chaucer
The Princes 2. In Memoriam 3. The Lotos‐Eater 4. The Two Voices 5. The Eagle 6. Maud 7. Enoch
Arden 8. The Window 9. Crossing the Bar 10. Harold 11. Godiva 12. Ulysses 13. Mariana 14.
Locksley
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