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The exodus(exit) of Greek scholars and artists from their country started after- The fall of Constantinople at the hands of the Turks. 1453
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The exodus of Greek scholars and artists from their country and their settlement is technically called – Renaissance
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Constantinople fell at the hands of the Turks in: 1453
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Renaissance reached England through – Italy
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Renaissance best flourished in England in: Elizabeth Age
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The Renaissance spirit is best expressed in: Spenser’s Faerie Queene
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Reformation started in England in: The Elizabethan Age.
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The Reformation Movement sought to reform: Religious practices
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The best exponent of the combined spirit of Renaissance and Reformation is: Milton.
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Which is known as ‘the morning star of Reformation’? Wyclif
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Wyclif’s Bible is translation of: Latin texts
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The Authorised Version of Bible was published in: 1611.
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Who was the leader of the University Wits? John Lyly (Christopher Marlowe was best among them.)
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Romance writer: John Lyly, Francis Bacon, Philip Sidney
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Caroline poets: Robert Herrick, Richard Lovelace, Andrew Marvell
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Metaphysical poets: Andrew Marvell, Richard Crashaw, George Herbert.
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Who was the leader of Metaphysical poets? John Donne.
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Wrote comedies of manners: William Wycherley, William Congreve, John Vanbrugh
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Caroline prose writer: Jeremy Taylor, Thomas Fuller, Richard Baxter
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In the Life of the Poets whom Dr Johnson addressed as metaphysical poet? John Donne
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Who was the most important poet of the Graveyard School of Poets? Thomas Gray
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Who wrote the poem The Grave? Robert Blair
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Edward Young’s Night Thoughts belongs to: The Graveyard scholl.
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The Romantic movement in English poetry started with the publication of Lyrical ballads.
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The Romantic movement is also called Romantic Revolt against The Neo-classical Scool of Poetry
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The Romantic period is also called the Romantic Revival because it revived the values of Elizabethan poetry.
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The Oxford Movement was basically a Religious Movement started by the scholars of Oxford
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What is common amongsts: D.G. Rossetti, Christina Rossetti, Morris and Swinburne? They all belonged to the Pre-Raphaelite School
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Who was the leader of the Pre-Raphaelite group of artist in England? D.G. Rossetti
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What is common amongst Cardinal Newman, John Keble, Henry Newman, and Stanley? They were all associated with Oxford movement.
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What is meant by Wassex? The region in which Hardy’s novels are set
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the phrase ‘Stormy sisterhood’ is applied to: Charlotte Bronte, Emily Bronte, Anne Bronte.
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What is coom amongst Rupert Brooke, Julian Grenfell and Siegfried Sasson as poets? They all were war poets.
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The phrase ‘religion of the blood’ is associated with: D. H. Lawrence.
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The phrase ‘Stream of consciousness’ is associated with – James Joyce.
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Who was the founder of a literary club known as Bloomsbury Group? Virginia Woolf.
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Who is a Prophetic novelist? George orwell
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Which is called Tractarian Movement? The Oxford Movement.
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Who was the founder of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in England? William Holman Hunt
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Who was the originator of Oxford Movement: John Keble
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Which literary school is denounced as ‘The Fleshy School’? The Pre-raphaelite School
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The English painters of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood took inspiration from: The Italian painters before Raphael
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Members of pre-Raphaelite School of Poetry: A.C Swinburne, William Morris, D.G. Rosetti
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Member of Oxford movement: Richard Hurrel Froude, Edward Pusey, Isaac Williams
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Who denounced the Pre-Raphaelite School of Poetry as the ‘Fleshy School of Poetry’? Robert Buchanan.
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Pre-Raphaelite poets generally drew their themes from: Medieval Ages.
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The Pre-Raphaelite poets believed in the concept of: Art for Art Sake.
