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Before leaving the examination hall, return the Answer Sheet to the Invigilator, failing which, disciplinary action will be taken,1/801 1 ‘The capital city of Scotland in Macbeth was known as (2) Alaska (@) Auburn (3) Scone (4) Sicily “Fits of dreaminess back to reality” is from Wordsworth’s (1) ‘The Immortality Ode’ (2) “The Tintern Abbey’ (3) “The Prelude’ (4) ‘Guilt and Sorrow’ ‘The phrase ‘Negative Capability’ is associated with () TS. Eliot (2) Matthew Arnold (3) John Keats (4) PB. Shelley ‘The title ‘Shakespeare of the English Novel’ goes with ()__D.H. Lawrence (2) Thomas Hardy ey (4) George Eliot Charles Dickens “The second part of the sentence contrasts with the first’ is the case with (1) Paradox (2) Anti-thesis (3) Hyperbole (4) Confliet (3) 6. 9. 10. ‘The concept of ‘store house of images’ is known with a special term called (1) Gyre (2) The High Throne (3) Faleon (4) Spiritus Mundi History of Rome dealing with the struggle of Monarchy and Republicanism is found in () Hamlet (2) Macbeth (3) Romeo and Juliet (4) Julius Caesar Keats’ sonnets appeared in the journal () The Examiner (2) The Kgoist (3) The English Review (A) The Criterion According to Wordsworth, the internal beauty of Nature symbolizes (1) gladness (2) devotion (3) love : (4) attraction Nataraj is a character in R.K. Narayan's novel (1) The Vendor of Sweets (2) My Days (8) My Dateless Diary (4) ‘The Man Eater of Malgudi1/801 (4) 4. 12. 13, 14. 15. ‘The first Freudian novel in English is 16. (1) Great Expectations (2) Romolo (3) St. Mawr (4) Sons and Lovers ‘The figure Umbriel figures in of ‘The Rape of the Lock 17. (1) Canto T (2) Canto II (3) Canto 111 (4) Canto IV One of the great Indian English writers Mulk Raj Anand died in the year (a) 2004 18. (2) 2003 (3) 2005 (4) 2002 ‘The Great Plague in London broke out in a) 1666 (2) 1665 (3) 1664 (4) 1667 18. Hecate with reference to Shakespeare's Macbeth is the name of the goddess of (2) moon (2) sun (3) earth (4) air fe ‘The labyrinth of passion is found in the novel’ (1) The Big Heart (2) Pride and Prejudice (3) The Man Kater of Malgudi (4) Sons and Lovers ‘The phenomenon of ‘Resurrection’ felt by the character in The Tale of Two Cities is () Charles Damay (2) Dr, Manette (3) Lucie (4) Sydney Carton Certain rudimentary comedy for short entertainment in between a play is understood to be (2) Opera (2) Irony (3) Burlesque (4) Interlude “Shakespeare's tragedy scems to be skill and his comedy instinct” was expressed by (1) Dr. Johnson (2) Ben Jonson (3) Christopher Marlowe (4) TS. EliotLu/01 27. 28. (6) The Round able, Table Talk, The Plain |31. Speaker are but volumes of essays of (1) William Hazlitt (2) Leigh Hunt (3) William Cobbett (4) Charles Lamb Henchard sells his wife just for _____ in ‘The Mayor of Casterbridge 30, (1) 5 guineas (2) 85 guineas (8) 500 guineas (4) 50 guineas ‘The one who scissors the locks of Belinda in ‘The Rape of the Lock is had (Ariel 2) Clarissa (3) Lord Peter (4) Betty Dr. Manette was imprisoned in the cell at 34. ___ in A Tale of Two Cities. (1) 420, The Rambler (2) 10, The Dungeon (3) Blackwell's Island (4) 105, North Tower “Think you 1 am no stronger than my sex, Being so father’d and so husband’d ?” Who uttered these words in Julius Caesar? (2) Brutus and Portia (2) Caesar and Calpurnia Cassius and Pindarus @) (4) None of these pairs ‘The novel, Pride and Prejudice, was published in q) isi (2) 1812 i (3) 1813 (4) 1814 Saint Mary Woolworth is a reference in The Waste Land that signifies (1) a pious priest (2) church (8) Philomela 4) fire-place “Some natural tears they dropped, but wiped ‘them soon,” is from (1) Paradise Lost (2) The Mayor of Casterbridge (3) The Big Heart (4) The Man Eater of MalgudiLW/801 20. 21. 22, “A single man of large fortune : four of five thousand a year! What a fine thing for our girls.” is in (1) Sense and Sensibility (2) Pride and Prejudice @) Emma @ Persuasion X-: “I do not like your faults.” Y : “A friendly eye could never see such faults.” ‘The above conversation is from a play by Shakespeare. Identify it. (1) Hamlet (2) King Lear (3) Julius Caesar (4) Macbeth “Judge me on the basis of your feelings, and be not carried away by the views of critics” was said by (1) William Wordsworth (2) Matthew Arnold (3) Sir Philip Sidney (A) Coleridge (5) 23, 24. Cl “Poetry is indeed something divine. It is at once the centre and circumference of knowledge; it is that which comprehends all science and that to which all science must. be referred. It is at the same time the root and the blossom of all other systems of thought.” is an inspired eulogy on poetry by a @) @ @ Wordsworth TS. Eliot P.B. Shelley Dr. Johnson George Eliot, a Victorian novelist, is associated with the novel (1) Candida (2) Mrs. Dalloway (3) Hard Times (4) The Mill on the Floss “Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. I wax hut little happy if I could say how much, Lady ... us you are mine, I am yours. I give away myself for you and dote upon the exchange.” was said by (1) Dr. Johnson (2) William Shakespeare (3) Ben Jonson (4) Christopher Marlowe “All access was thronge And porches wide .... with the kiss of rustling wings.” is a poetic package from the resource called (1) Paradise Lost (2) Comus (3) Lycidas (4) Ode on the Morning of Christ's Nativity1/801 35. 36. 37. 38. “Unmixed with baser matter. Yes, by heaven! , most pernicious woman!” These words were uttered by (1) Ferdinand (2) Hamlet (3) Caesar (4) Anantha “O Judgement! Thou art fled to brutish beasts, And men have lost their reason.” ‘The above lines are extracted from (1) Julius Caesar (2) King Lear (3) The Tempest (A) Macbeth Dickens lashes out at the insolence of office, of law’s delay and the corruption in the Court of Chancery, In which of his works do we perceive this truth ? a @ (3) Little Dorrit Bleak House Nicholas Nickleby (4) The Old Curiosity Shop “Stars, hide your fires : Let not light see my black and deep desires.” ‘The character that cries to itself in Macbeth is (Malcolm (2) Macbeth (3) Banquo (4) Macduff m 39. 40. 41. 42. c ‘The catastrophic death of Lucetta in The Mayor of Casterbridge was due to (1) Burning of Bonfires (2) Skimmity Ride (3) Turning Astray (4) Morphine “The rarer action is In virtue than in vengeance.” ‘The above lines can be applied to in ‘The Tempest. ay @ @) Prospero Miranda ‘The Ariel (4) Gonzalo “And haply the Queen-Moon is on her throne, Cluster’d around by all her starry Fays.” are the lines from John Keats’ (1) ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’ (2) ‘Ode to a Nightingale’ (8) ‘Ode to Payche’ (4) ‘Ode to Fancy’ “The grandeur of language befits the grandeur of theme’ is a criticism against Wordsworth's (1) ‘The Tintern Abbey’ (2) ‘The Prelude’ (3) ‘The Immortality Ode! (4) ‘Ode to Duty’Luo1 43. ‘Spring is regarded as the sister of Autumn’ can be felt with regard to the poetry of (1) John Keats (2) William Wordsworth (3) 8.7. Coleridge (4) PB. Shelley “Let us go then, you and I When the evening is spread out against the sky Like a patient etherized upon a table.” ‘The image in the above metaphysical conceit isa brain wave of (1) John Donne (2) George Herbert (3) TS. Eliot (4) Henry Vaughan “Poets are unacknowledged legislators of the world” is a statement from (2) Alexander Pope (2) Matthew Arnold (3) P.B, Shelley (4) John Dryden ‘The poet who is known as ‘Grand Old Man of English Letters’ is a @ John Keats S.T. Coleridge (3) William Wordsworth (4) John Milton (8) \47. 48. \49. 50. 51. Cc Milton's Paradise Lost has its roots in one of the following works. Identify it @) Grotimus (2) Adamus Exsul (3) iad (4) Odyssey “Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar” is, a dialogue of ____ in Hamlet. (1) Polonius (2) Laertus (3) Claudius (4) Hamlet ‘TS. Eliot worked as Assistant Editor for __ during 1917 - 1919. (1) The Criterion (2) @) 4) The Athenaeum The Egoist ‘The Spectator ‘The dog driven cart referred to in The Waste Land, 1922 was termed as (2) hackney (2) impala (8) carriage (4) sledge One of the following works does not belong to John Keats. Identify it. (1) Lines on Seeing a Lock of Milton’s Hair (2) To Neptune (3) Epithalamion (4) Hymn to Apollo1/801 53. X = “Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood ?” Y : “Yes... A little water clears us of this deed. ‘The conversation is from (1) Hamlet (2) Romeo and Juliet (3) Coriolanus (4) Macbeth The Man Eater of Malgudi is considered to be (1) Anti-climax (2) Anti-thesis (3) Anti-play (4) Dramatic Irony “She seemed to be wilting like a pale white motia flower under the stress of the afternoon heat and her illness” is a quote from Anand’s @ @ @) a Coolie Two Leaves and a Bud Untouchable The Big Heart A subsidiary action in a play coinciding with the main action is called a @ @ “ Subplot. Subtext Comic relief Mousetrap 9) 56. 57. 58. CI A short statement on the value system in a work of ait and literature is known as () Plot (2) Principle of three unities (3) Theme (4) Stream of consciousness ‘The unfinished novel of Charles Dickens was, (1) Our Mutual Friend (2) @) a) Hard Times The Mystery of Edwin Drood Little Dorrit A brooding paralysis of action is one of the characteristics of the poetry of a @) @) “) John Dryden 8.7. Coleridge Matthew Arnold Alexander Pope Byron was born in the year q) 1789 (2) 1798 (3) 1802 (4) 1788 Belief in the organic unity of a literary composition, especially a poem was advocated by a @ oo) ) Coleridge Dryden Arnold PopeLu/801 61. 2. “My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains.” Keats felt so ‘Ode to Nightingale’ because of in his (2) overflowing joy (2) nightingale was no more (3) the sign of his death (4) no response from the bird Name the spy in A Tale of Two Cities. (Gaspard (2) Charles Damay (3) Barsad (4) Gabrielle ‘The heart that is referred to in the novel The Big Heart is (2) Janaki's (2) Satyapal’s (3) Ananta's (4) Ralia’s Henchard meets Susan in the later part of his life at a place called (1) The Chapel (2) The Cathedral (8) The Ring (4) Warwickshire (10) 65. 66. 67. 68. c “Shakespeare's characters are understood differently by different persons, when read.” This is the criticism of (1) Coleridge (2) Johnson (3) William Hazlitt (4) William Richardson ‘The longest Act in the play Julius Caesar is, (1) Act 1 (2) Act I (3) Act IIT (4) Act IV Milton’s anthropomorphic image of the deity is derived from (1) Biblical tradition (2) Thematic concerns (3) Transcendentalism (4) Catharsis “If Pope be not poet, where is poetry to be found” It is the comment made by (1) Dr. Johnson (2) Pope himself (8), Wordsworth (4) Coleridge1/801 70. n. 2. A metaphysical doctrine having sufficient foundation in humanity is the sole soul of (1) ‘The Prelude? (2) “The Tintern Abbey’ (3) ‘Ruth’ (4) ‘The Immortality Ode’ “Keats had flint and iron in him.” Who remarked thus ? (1) Matthew Arnold @) TS. Eliot (8) Coleridge (4) Shelley “Strange panacea in a crystal bowl” was said by (2) P.B. Shelley (2) John Keats (3) TS. Eliot (4) Wordsworth ‘The letters T.S. in the name of T.S. Eliot represent, (2) Thomas Stearns (2) Timothy Simpson (3) Tiresiae Solemn (4) Tristram Shandy a) 73. 74, 75. 76. 77. c ‘The endless battle between sophistication and coarseness is seen between the parents of (1) DH. Lawrence (2) Jane Austen (3) Dr. Johnson (4) P.B. Shelley Lennox figures as a character in Shakespeare's a) (2) Hamlet King Lear (8) Julius Caesar (4) Macbeth Yorick in the play Hamlet is a (court jester (2) courtier (3) chieftain (4) minister ‘The Parley Scene in Julius Caesar takes place at a place known as (Philippi @) Sparta (3) Ithaca (A) Venice The Epilogue of The Tempest consists of Shakespeare’ a @ (8) confession @) entreaty declaration apologyLw/s01 (12) 78. ‘The first ode was written by 82. (1) Horace (2) Keats (3) Spenser (4) Pindar 83. 79. “Both of her beauty and submissive charms 81. ‘Smiled-with superior love” ‘The above lines have the uniqueness of (1) Dryden (2) Pope (3) Spenser 84. (4) Milton Critics called him a ‘cockney poet”. Who is it among the following ? () Homer @) TS. Bliot as. (3) Keats (4) Shelley “Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies, do divert me” indicate Austen's (4) flashback (2) opinion towards her Age (3) firm belief (4) attitudinal tendency William Butler Yeat's life period is. (1) 1889 ~ 1893 (2) 1865-1939 (3) 1801-1854 (4) 1989 - 1965 FR. Leavis feels as if society had lost ‘intelligence, memory and moral purpose’ while judging (1) Sons and Lovers (2) The Duchess of Malfi (8) The Man Eater of Malgudi (4) Pride and Prejudice “The readiness is all” is a comment pregnant with high voltage thought in (1) Merry Wives of Windsor (2) All Is Well That Ends Well (3) Pericles (4) Hamlet “Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead!" is the ery of Ginna, a character in (X) Richard 17 (2) Othello (3) Antony and Cleopatra (4) Julius Caesar The poem that is concluded with an address to the sister from her brother is (1) ‘French Revolution’ (2) ‘Toa Skylark’ (3) ‘Tintern Abbey’ (4) ‘The Immortality Ode’1/801 87. 88. Sin and Death are allegorical figures that appear in a @ @) 4) Paradise Lost I Paradise Lost I Paradise Lost XII Paradise Lost V “If you can look into the seeds of time, ‘And say which grain will grow and which will not Speak then to...” "The above lines make an example of @) Style @ @ w Epiphany Imagery Connotation “True wit is nature to advantage dressed, What oft was thought, but never so well expressed.” ‘This beauty of expression is expected of (2) John Dryden @ @ w William Shakespeare Mary Shelley Alexander Pope “The things which I have seen I now can see no more” is extracted from (2) ‘Tintern Abbey" (2) ‘The Recluse’ @) @ “The Immortality Ode" "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’ (13) jo. 95. c ‘The unberoic-hero in the novel, The Man Eater of Malgudi, is () Nataraj 2) Vasu, MA (3) Shastri (4) Kumar According to Aristotle, Catharsis means (1) purification (2) a feeling of pity (3) inexpressible fear (4) ardent love ‘A quibble was to him the fatal Cleoptra for which he lost the world, and was content to lose it’ was the criticism against (1) Matthew Arnold @) eo) @) Ben Jonson ‘TS. Eliot William Shakespeare Maintaining an aesthetic distance of being in uncertainties, mysteries, doubts without any irritable reaching after fact and reason is called (1) objective co-relative (2) negative capability (3) willing suspension of disbelief (4) dissociation of sensibility ‘Touchstone method is, (1) a valid criterion for the assessment of poetry (2) an estimation of the excellence of poetry (3) a separate discourse with the entire universe of discourses (4) the expression that predominates over action1/801 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. ‘Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’ is an extract of (D The Tempest (2) Hamlet (3) Romeo and Juliet (4) Macbeth ‘The view ‘Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven’ was expressed by (1) Belial (2) Chemos (3) Mammon (4) Satan Which 20" century poet alluded to the month of April in one of his poems ? (1) WH, Auden (2) Spenser (3) WB. Yates (4) TS. Bliot “The person the story is about’ is known as (1) Theme (2) Protagonist (3) Flat Character (4) Round Character Name the meter used in Paradise Lost. (1) Pentameter of blank verse (2) Hexameter of Aeneid (3) Alexandrine (4) None of these (14) 101. 102. 103. 104. Which play by Shakespeare possesses an element of colonialism ? (1). King Lear (2) Cymbeline @) a) ‘The Tempest Richard IIT ‘A sigh for the vanished glory of the past? and ‘diagnosis of the spiritual distemper of the age’ are the statements of criticism on T.S. Eliot's (1) Portrait of a Lady (2) The Waste Land (3) Journey of the Magi (4) Four Quartets “Spare me the strength to leave you Now you are dead. T must go, but my soul lies helpless Beside your bed.” ‘The dialogue goes in apposition of (1) Bronte's Wuthering Heights (2) D.H. Lawrence's Sons and Lovers (3) Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge (4) Shakespeare's Julius Caesar ‘The word ‘knell’ that occurs in Macbeth refers to (1) death-bell (2) siren's song (3) blood-dimmed dagger (4) whisperLuyeo1 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. “No, no, the drink —O my dear Hamlet ~The drink, the drink ! I'm poisoned « ‘These words are uttered by (1) King Claudius (2) Gertrude (3) Ophelia (4) Polonius Who is regarded as a ‘novelist in a hurry’ ? (1) RK. Narayan @ 3) @ Mulk Raj Anand Raja Rao Vikram Seth ‘The writer of The Man Eater of Malgudi was compared with a @ @) co) Rodyard Kipling Jane Austen William Shakespeare ‘Thomas Hardy Which of the following is known as “The Father of English Criticism’ ? @ @ (3) a) TS. Bliot Charles Lamb Dr. Johnson John Dryden ‘I don’t call him a villain because it would be unparliamentary to do so’ is an example of a @) a) @ Irony Paradox Euphemism Litote (15) 110, uu. 112, 113, 114, ‘The term ‘Sslamander’ occurs in the work of Alexander Pope signifying a spirit of @ (2) (3) @ water fire earth “The Immortality Ode is the high water-mark of poetry in the 19" century” was said by a @ @ Co) Dr. Johnson Coleridge Arnold RW. Emerson When did William Wordsworth revisit the ‘Tintern Abbey ? a @ @) a) 1795 1798 1783 1793 Belladona in The Waste Land is also called (1) The Lady of the Rock @) @) ‘The Lady with the Lamp ‘The Lady of Christ (4) None Longborough a village in the county of Hertfordshire is seen in the novel a 2) 3) @ Sons and Lovers Pride and Prejudice Wuthering Heights PersuasionLuo1 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120, Puran Singh Bhagath appears in (1) The Village (2) The Sword and the Sickle (3) The Big Heart (4) Untouchable ‘The news of the death of Vasu in The Man Eater of Malgudi is conveyed by (1) Muthu @ @ w ‘The Postman The Poet Rangi ‘And all Arabia breathes from her yonder box’ isa line from (1) ‘The Rape of Lucrece’ (2) ‘The Rape of the Lock’ (3) ‘The Flea’ (4) ‘The Pulley’ Gyp is a female character found in (1) Coolie (2) The Vendor of Sweets (8) Sons and Lovers (4) The Guide ‘The bi-sex figures as a character called in The Waste Land. (1) Tiresias (2) Titus Oates (3) Sphinx (4) Zimri Gonzalo is an honest old counsellor to in The Tempest. () Prospero (2) Sebastian (3) Ferdinand (4) Alonso (16) 121. 122. 123, 124, 125. ¢| “Speech is great, but silence is greater” has become a saying. Who said it ? (1) Thomas Carlyle (2) Thackeray (3) Ruskin (4) Dr. Johnson ‘Not that I loved Caesar less, but I love Rome more’ are the words from Julius Caesar spoken by (2) Brutus (2) Cassius (3) Cinna the poet (4) Lucillus Who preached in his poetry “The human perceptibility and emancipation of the spirit” ? (1) John Keats (2) William Wordsworth (3) Coleridge (4) Shelley Which critical writing has justly been called “The Magna Carta of Romanticism’ ? (1) My First Acquaintance with Poets (2) Lyrical Ballads (3) Biographia Literaria (A) Defense of Poetry The phrase ‘darkness visible’ contains the figure of speech called (1) Paradox (2) Oxymoron (3) Antithesis @) PunL801 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. “Hell is a city much like London” is the opinion by Q) TS. Eliot (2) Shelley (8) Ruskin (4) Coleridge “And mid-May’s eldest child, ‘The coming musk-rose, full of dewy wine.” ‘These lines are from (1) ‘Ode to the West Wind’ (2) ‘Toa Skylark’ (3) ‘Ode to the Nightingale’ (4) ‘To Fanny’ ‘The character Messala is from () King Lear (2) The Tempest (3) Hamlet (4) Julius Caesar ‘Sometimes as they were walking together, she slipped her arm timidly into his.’ Who is she? @) Clara (2) Miriam (8) Gertrude (4) Anne “Llong ‘To hear the story of your life, which must ‘Take the ear strangely.” ‘Name the speaker of the above lines from The Tempest. (1) Prospero (2) Alonso (3) Sebastian (4) Trinculo (17) c 181. “Turning our tortures into horrid arms Against the torturer.” ‘The above lines in Paradise Lost are uttered by (1) Beelzebub (2) Belial (3) Mammon (4) Moloch 132, “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” is from a soliloquy of (1) Hamlet in Hamlet (2) Caesar in Caesar (2) Macbeth in Macbeth (4) Lear in Lear 133, At all its greatest moments we are conscious of the rhythms of Shakespeare and Milton. ‘The word St’ in the statement refers to (1) The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (2) The Waste Land (3) Paradise Lost (4) The Prelude 134, “Complete absence of the graces of good writing” is a glaring demerit of (1) Ruskin (2) Thomas Carlyle (3) Newman (4) Munera Pulveris 135. Who is called ‘the last of the Great Victorians’ ? (1) George Meredith (2) Charles Dickens (8) William Thackeray (4) Thomas Hardy1/801 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. George Eliot's last novel was (1) Silas Mariner (2) The Mill on the Floss (3) Middlemarch (4) Daniel Deronda “As Caesar loved me, I weep for him; but as he was ambitious, I slew him” is an ‘observation from Shakespeare himself. His statement is an example of (1) Climax (2) Anti-climax (3) Epigram (4) Irony ‘The duration of the play Julius Caesar spread over a period of () six weeks (2) ten days (3) a fortnight (4) six days Who wrote the following lines ? “Next to, of course God, America, I love you, land of pilgrims and so forth, Oh!” @ @) (3) (4) ‘TS, Eliot WH. Auden Robert Lowell EE. Cummings “A heavy weight of hours has chained and bowed. One too like thee ; tameless, and swift, and proud” is by (1) P.B. Shelley (2) John Keats (3) Byron (4) William Wordsworth ae) a1. 142. 143, 144, 145. The Waste Eliot was dedicated to a @) @) @ Land written by Camae James Frazer Ezra Pound Jessie Watson ‘The poetry of Alexander Pope is typified by its (2) informal outlook (2) formal outlook (8) lack of polish (4) being full of imagination Which of Shakespeare's plays is performed at 9 p.m. on June 23 every year? : w (2) @) A Midsummer Night's Dream The Tempest Twelfth Night (4) Hamlet ‘An anti-novel is one in which there is wo no plot (2) no characterization (8) no relations of time and space (4) All these William Wordsworth propounds the theory of in his Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1) Faney (2) Imagination (3) Prose (4) Poetic Diction1/801 (19) c 146. The commonest poetic quality between Keats |149. ‘Axioms in philosophy are not axioms until and Tennyson is (1) Miltonism (2) Dramatic Irony (3) Pictorial elegance (4) Elegiac nature 147. Anantha in The Big Heart resembles ()_ Good Samaritan (2) Christ's Figure (8) Apostle (4) Demi-God 148. “Arise and fly ‘The reeling faun, the sensual feast, Move upward, working out the beast, And let the ape and the tiger die.” ‘These lines are by (2) William Blake @) WB. Yeats (3) Alfred Tennyson (4) T. Eliot 150. they are proved upon our pulses’ is from (2). Shelley (2) Keats (3) Coleridge (4) Byron ‘The word ‘picaresque’ is basically a word. Q) Spanish (2) Latin (3) Greek (4) Scandinavian(20) Lu/801 SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK