100 câu trắc nghiệm tổng hợp Văn học Anh - Mỹ có đáp án - Phần 1

A. Three periods

B. Four periods

C. Two periods

D. Five periods

A. 36

B. 37

C. 39

D. 38

A. A passionate lover

B. A man of action

C. An intellectual

D. An over ambitious man

A. Medieval

B. Classical

C. Baroque

D. Renaissance

A. 30 November 1667

B. 14 April 1656

C. 3 June 1663

D. 11 January 1660

A. French

B. Celtic

C. Dutch

D. Latin

A. An Essay on Projects

B. All of the above

C. Hymn to the Pillory

D. The Shortest Way with the Dissenters

A. Gulliver’s Travels

B. Vanity Fair

C. Daffodils

D. First Impression

A. Provide an interlude between acts

B. All of the above

C. Establish the mental or emotional state of characters

D. A part of a silly comedy act performed at the end of tragic plays

E. Create a mood or atmosphere

A. Stradford Grammar School

B. Kilkenny Grammar School

C. Trinity College

D. Kilmanock School

A. Chaucer

B. Moore

C. Unknown writer

D. Shakespeare

A. Dublin

B. London

C. Manchester

D. New Delhi

A. Love of young men and women

B. Exotic setting

C. Misunderstanding to create comic situation

D. All of the above

A. Chaucer

B. Gower

C. Wyclif

D. Langland

A. They are in love

B. They are entertaining friends or guests

C. They are suffering from mental illness

D. They are speaking their innermost thoughts

A. 17th century

B. 16th century

C. 15th century

D. B and C

A. Birthplace

B. Eyeball

C. Joyous

D. Scuffle

E. Zany

A. Claudius

B. Alfred the Great

C. William the Conqueror

D. Julius Caesar

A. Viols (an earlier version of the violin)

B. Oboes

C. Trumpets

A. An actor who performed for royalty

B. A poet who wrote over 150 sonnets

C. A, B, and C

D. A successful businessman

E. A and B

A. Hamlet

B. Romeo and Juliet

C. Othello

D. A Midsummer Night’s Dream

A. Servants, clowns, fools, and other minor characters with low status

B. Kings and queens

C. Fairies

D. Noblemen

A. His desire for justice, his love for his people

B. All of the above

C. The heroic deeds of a man, his courage

D. Self-sacrifice for the sake of his country

A. Or, What You Think

B. Or, What is Your Will

C. Or, What You Will

D. Or, What You Like It

A. The Chartist Movement

B. The Religious Reformation

C. The Renaissance

D. The Enlightenment

A. English

B. French

C. Middle English

D. Latin

A. French

B. Latin

C. English

D. Greek

A. Swift’s criticism was hidden away in a whole lot of allegorical pictures

B. Swift gave very realistic descriptions

C. All of the above

D. Swift used his laughter to mock bourgeois reality

A. Exotic themes came into being

B. Attention was paid to the spiritual life of man

C. All of the above

D. Great attention was dedicated to nature and its elements

A. Macbeth

B. Othello

C. Hamlet

D. None of the above

E. Titus Andronicus