B. A. III_Optional English_Sub_Introduction to Literary Criticism & Terms_V-Semester_Dr.B.A.M.U.Aurangabad_MCQs_For_Practice
S.S.P.M’s
Adarsh
Mahavidyalaya, Omerga
Tq. Omerga, Dist. Osmanabad, MS
B. A. III
(Optional English)
(Introduction
to Literary Criticism & Terms)
Paper- X
– V Semester
(Multiple
Choice Questions & Answers)
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Q.1. The most important element of a tragedy, in
Aristotle’s view, is
A Plot.
B Spectacle.
C Historical accuracy.
D Character.
Q.2. Number of poems in Sidney’s Sonnet sequence Astrophil
and Stella are:
A 99
B 47
C 112
D 108
Q.3. ___________talks about the term ‘Flat and Round Character’
A E. M. Forster
B P. B.
Shelly
C Sir Philip Sidney
D T. S. Eliot
Q.4. Plato confused the study of art with the study
of____________
A Poetry
B Prose
C Moral
D Tragedy
Q.5. The Defence of Poesie/Poetrie was
published in_________
A 1593
B 1594
C 1595
D 1596
Q.6. The Character that has
complications, flexibility and it does not stick up with his temperament
presented initially and keep changing it by surprising the readers is known as
_____
A Round
B Flat
C Both
D None of the above
Q.7. Aristotle borrows the term Mimesis from____________
A Plato
B Aristotle
C Horace.
D Quantilian.
Q.8. An Apology of Poetry’s first section deals
with______
A Language
B Poetry
C Essay
D Conventional Poetry
Q.9.No Second
Troy by W. B. Yeats is an example of___________
A Allegory
B Satire
C Irony
D Myth
Q.10. ForAristotle________is the soul of tragedy
A Plot.
B Spectacle.
C Historical accuracy.
D Character.
Q.11. Sidney adopts the_________classification of
Poetry
A Traditional
B Modern
C Classical
D Romantic
Q.12. To imitate
mockingly or humorously at a subject or matter is the function of______________
A Irony
B Myth
C Bathos
D Burlesque
Q.13. The unique function of tragedy, according to
Aristotle, is
A To give us
pleasure.
B To arouse fear and pity.
C To make us better people.
D All of the above.
Q.14. Which two writers have written essays on the Defence
of Poetry?
A Sir Philip Sidney & P. B. Shelly
B Sir Philip Sidney & William Wordsworth
C Sir Philip Sidney & John Keats
D None of the above.
Q.15. The
word ‘Allegory’ came from the_____ word ‘Allegoria’
A Latin
B German
C Spanish
D Latin
Q.16. Who first gave certain purely aesthetic
Principles?
A Plato
B Aristotle
C Horace.
D Quantilian.
Q.17. Sir Philip Sidney wrote An Apology for Poetry
in immediate response to _____
A Plato’s Republic
B Aristotle’s
Poetics
C Stephen Gosson’s The Second Abuse
D Jeremy Collier’s Immortality and
Profaneness of the English
Stage
Q.18. ______ is a kind of figure of speech
which describes the abstract ideas through characters, images, events,
symbolically
A Irony
B Allegory
C Myth
D Genre
Q.19. Aristotle’s Poetics is a short treatise
of_______Chapters.
A 25
B 26
C 27
D 28
Q.20. Sir Philip Sindey was born on_________
A 30th November 1554
B 30th
December 1554
C 30th January 1555
D 30th February 1555
Q.21. E.
M. Forster’s Aspects of Novels published in_____
A 1924
B 1925
C 1926
D 1927
Q.22. Aristotle’s Poetics is considered to be an
answer to____________
A Plato
B Aristotle
C Horace.
D Quantilian.
Q.23. The Defence of Poesie/Poetrie contains
the most definite and vigorous statement of Sidney’s_________
A Modernism
B Classicism
C Post-modernism
D Realism
Q.24. The character that remains
flat in throughout the course of work and does not change or create any kind of
complication is known as _____
A Flat
B Round
C Both
D None of the above
Q.25. Aristotle calls the poet____________
A Motivator
B Imitator
C Creator
D Teacher
Q.26. The Defence of Poesie/Poetrie contains
the most definite and vigorous statement of Sidney’s_________
A Modernism
B Classicism
C Post-modernism
D Realism
Q.27.________is a subtly humourous perception of inconsistency, in which
an apparently straightforward statement of event is undermined by its context
so as to give it a very different significance.
A Myth
B Satire
C Irony
D Symbol
Q.28. According to Aristotle, the tragedy
has______constitute parts
A 2
B 4
C 6
D 8
Q.29. An Apology is a ______Criticism
A Psychological
B Judicial
C Classical
D Modern
Q.30. _________
term is more applied to graphic representation than literary ones
A Imagery
B Caricature
C Burlesque
D Bathos
Q.31. ________is the turning point of incidents
A Peripety
B Discovery
C Denouement
D Catastrophe
Q.32. Sidney visualizes an ideal and______world
A Monotones
B Perfect
C Tedious
D Beautiful
Q.33. The poet is known not by his______
A Versing
B Rhyming
C Name
D Versing and Rhyming
Q.34. Poetry is classified into______kinds
A One
B Two
C Three
D Four
Q.35.________is
a well-known story which was made up in the past to explain natural events
or to justify religious beliefs or social customs.
A Myth
B Satire
C Irony
D Symbol
Q.36. Aristotle divides plot into________types
A 2
B 3
C 4
D 5
Q.1. A
Q.2. D
Q.3. A
Q.4. C
Q.5. C
Q.6. A
Q.7. A
Q.8. D
Q.9. D
Q.10. A
Q.11. A
Q.12. D
Q.13. B
Q.14. A
Q.15. D
Q.16. B
Q.17. C
Q.18. B
Q.19. B
Q.20. A
Q.21. B
Q.22. A
Q.23. B
Q.24. A
Q.25. B
Q.26. B
Q.27. C
Q.28. C
Q.29. B
Q.30. B
Q.31. A
Q.32. B
Q.33. D
Q.34. C
Q.35. A
Q.36. B
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