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Literature - Shakespeare - 01 (Hard)

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Literature - Shakespeare - 01 (Hard) For those studying or preparing for, this page contains 25 important questions and answers arranged in sequence. Each question is accompanied by the correct answer and, where necessary, a detailed explanation to help clarify your concepts. Read carefully and assess your own preparation.

1. Shakespeare was writer from-

a) England

b) Wales

c) Ireland

d) Scotland

Answer: England

2. Where was Shakespeare born?

a) London

b) Coventry

c) Startford-upon Avon

d) Durham

Answer: Startford-upon Avon

3. William Shakespeare was a famous-

a) dramatist

b) novelist

c) esseyist

d) critic

Answer: dramatist

4. William Shakespeare is a/an ___

a) English

b) American

c) Scottish

d) Irish

Answer: English

5. Which of the following is a comedy written by Shakespeare?

a) As You Like It

b) King Lear

c) Macbeth

d) Hamlet

Answer: As You Like It

6. William Shakespeare was not the author of-

a) Titus Andronicus

b) Taming of the Shrew

c) White Devil

d) Hamlet

Answer: White Devil

7. Which one is not written by Shakespeare?

a) Macbeth

b) Hamlet

c) Measure for Measure

d) The Time Machine

Answer: The Time Machine

8. Hamlet is a play written by-

a) Milan

b) Shaw

c) Ibsen

d) Shakespeare

Answer: Shakespeare

9. Who wrote the world famous tragic play King Lear?

a) John Milton

b) William Shakespeare

c) George Bernard Shaw

d) Christopher Marlowe

Answer: William Shakespeare

10. William Shakespeare authored-

a) Pride & Prejudice

b) Waiting for Godot

c) Sound and Music

d) Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet

11. Macbeth is a ___ by Shakespeare.

a) novel

b) short story

c) verse

d) play

Answer: play

12. Othello gave Desdemona ___ as a token of love?

a) ring

b) handkerchief

c) pendent

d) bangles

Answer: handkerchief

13. The Merchant of Venice is a Shakespearean play about-

a) a jew

b) a Roman

c) a Turk

d) a Moor

Answer: a jew

14. Which of the following school of literary writing is connected with a medical theory?

a) comedy of manners

b) theater of the absurd

c) heroic tragedy

d) comedy of humours

Answer: comedy of humours

15. Othello is a Shakespeare's play about-

a) a jew

b) A Turk

c) A Roman

d) A Moor

Answer: A Moor

16. 'Orlando' is a character of Shakespeare's-

a) Hamlet

b) King Lear

c) Tempest

d) As You Like It

Answer: As You Like It

17. Which one of the following is a comedy?

a) All's Well that Ends Well

b) Hamlet

c) Timon of Athens

d) Antony and Cleopatra

Answer: All's Well that Ends Well

18. 'Calliban' is a character in -

a) King Lear

b) Othello

c) Man and Superman

d) Tempest

Answer: Tempest

19. 'Hamlet' by Shakespeare is -

a) a comdey

b) a tragic comedy

c) an epic

d) a tragedy

Answer: a tragedy

20. In Shakespeare tragedy, the hero is -

a) an ordinary man

b) a high ranking man

c) a sacrilegious man

d) none of these

Answer: a high ranking man

21. Which is the rhyme scheme of Shakespearean sonnet?

a) abab cdcd efef gg

b) abba cdcd efg efg

c) abab cde cde efg efg

d) abba cde cde eegg

Answer: abab cdcd efef gg

22. Who is contemporary of William Shakespeare?

a) Christopher Marlowe

b) Lord Tennyson

c) John Milton

d) All of them

Answer: Christopher Marlowe

23. How many plays did Shakespeare compose?

a) 154

b) 37

c) 29

d) 36

Answer: 37

24. Shakespeare was died in -

a) 1592

b) 1616

c) 1618

d) 1614

Answer: 1616

25. Shakespeare was not -

a) a dramatist

b) a playwright

c) a poet

d) a story writer

Answer: a story writer

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