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  1. A group of leading Elizabethan playwrights was known as…*University Wits

  2. A nineteenth-century writer known for his Romantic poetry and macabre * Edgar Allan Poe

  3. A good definition of American Realism is:*An examination of life as it actually is

  4. Аbolitionism is a …*.movement against slavery

  5. An English poet known as “prince of poets” in his time *Geoffrey Chaucer

  6. An outstanding realistic writer of the XXth century English literature who wrote about the British society is… *John Galsworthy

  7. A black writer known for his antiracist essays and novels of black life is *James Baldwin

  8. Alexander Pope is ... *an English classicist.

  9. All Shakespeare’s tragedies finish with …*Pessimism

  10. A famous writer of fantastic fiction of the XX Isaac Asimov belongs to *American Literature

  11. “A Study in Scarlet” is a detective fiction written by…“A Study in Scarlet” is a detective fiction written by…*Arthur Conan Doyle

  12. African American cultural movement of the late 1920s and early 1930s that was centered in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City is…*The Harlem Renaissance

  13. American playwrights of the XX century are … *Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams, Eugene O’Neill

  14. Any real or imaginary society, place, state, etc., considered to be perfect or ideal is … Utopia

  15. “A Streetcar Named Desire” is written by…*Tennessee Williams

  16. African-American writers of the XX century are…*Ralph Ellison, Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison

  17. Anti-colonial novel by Graham Greene that deals with the war in Vietnam is…*“The Quiet American”

  18. A 14-lined poem with a certain pattern of rhyme and rhythm is a… *a sonnet

  19. A term applied to a group of English writers of the 1950s whose heroes share certain rebellious and critical attitudes toward society.*The Lost Generation

  20. An allegorical poem “Piers a Plowman” is written by*William Langland

  21. А well-to-do Englishmаn with а pаssion for seаfаring, is the cаptаin of а ship heаded on а dаngerousvoyаge to theNorth Pole. Who is this chаrаcter in “Frаnkenstein”?*Robert Wаlton

  22. An Irish playwright, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature is …*George Bernard Shaw

  23. A movement to end slavery called__________, grew in strength throughout the U.S.*Abolitionism

  24. After President ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­___________read, “The Jungle” ordered an investigation of the meat-packing industry. He also met Sinclair Lewis and told him that while he disapproved of the way the book preached socialism.*Theodore Roosevelt

  25. About which book did Richard Wright assert that it “carries no theme, no message, no thought,” but is like a minstrel show?* “Their Eyes were Watching God”

            1. (B)

  26. Black Boy is an autobiographical account of whose Southern boyhood? *Richard Wright

  27. By whom “The old man and the sea” is written?* E. Hemingway

  28. Bernard Shaw concerns the issues of perfection of the English language in the play entitled as…*“Pygmalion”

  29. ___by Edith Wharton is a story of a beautiful but poor woman, Lily Bart, trying to survive in the pitiless New York City* “The House of Mirth”

  30. ___ by Edith Wharton presents a picture of upper-class New York society in the 1870s. *“The Age of Innocence”

  31. Billy Pilgrim, the novel’s protagonist, has become “unstuck in time.” He travels between periods of his life, unable to control which period he lands in.* “Slaughterhouse-Five”

      1. (C)

  32. Chose the list with Washington Irving's works The Legend of Sllepy Hollow, The Sketch Book, The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus

  33. Christopher Marlowe’s three greatest tragedies are:“Tamburlaine the Great”, “Doctor Faustus”, “The Jew of Malta”.

  34. Continue the sentence…

  35. The "Lost Generation" was the generation that came of age during World War I

  36. Choose the works of E. Hemingway? A Farewell to Arms, The Sun Also Rises

  37. Choose the short story writers from the list Katherine Anne and Eudora Welty

  38. Carpe Diem (“seize the day”) poetry is… a poetry that dealt with swift passage of time and deeds of youth

  39. “Chrome Yellow”, “A Brave New World” are the novels written by the English writer of the 20 century whose name is …? Aldous Huxley

  40. Charlotte Bronte’s famous novel published in 1847 that reflects a status of a woman in England. “Jane Eyre”

  41. Cultural movement that began in Italy and proclaimed Humanism is…Renaissance

  42. Choose the works by MаyShаlley “Vаlpergа”, “The LаstMаn”

  43. ….. –called druids –made sacrifices in forest shrines*Priests

  44. D

  45. Death of a Hero" by Richard aldington is known as* Lost Generation novel

  46. Dietrich Knickerbocker, JonathanOldstyle and Geoffrey Crayon are pseudonyms of ___*Washington Irving

  47. E

  48. Ezra Pound was known for….*his poetry, criticism, and political views

  49. Eugene O'Neill is the author of….*The Emperor Jones, A Long Day's Journey Into Night, and

  50. EnglishRomanticistsare…*John Keats, Walter Scott, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Walter Scott




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  2. Find the list with Passive Romantics* Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey

  3. Fable is ….*is a short story about supernatural or extraordinary persons

  4. FindRudyardKipling’sworks*The Five Nations” “Barrack room Ballads”, “The seven seas”

  5. Find M.Twains works*The prince and the pauper”, “The adventures of Huck Finn”Our Innocent abroad

  6. Find the works of Sherwood Anderson*Windy Mc Pherson’s son, The triumph of the Egg, Horses / Men

  7. Find the novels written by Charles Dickens*Oliver Twist”, “American notes”, “Nicholas Nickleby”

  8. Find the novels written by John Steinbeck.*Cup of Gold, Pastures of Heaven, To a God Unknown

  9. Find the description of the monster given birth by Victor.*The eight-foot-tаll, hideously ugly creаtion who is intelligent аnd sensitive

  10. Find Edgar Allan Poe’s story.*«The Manuscript Found in a bottle».

  11. Find Edgar Allan Poe’s short story*Taler of the Grotesque and Anabesque»

  12. Find the detective story of Edgar Allan Poe.*The Munders in the Rue Morgue »

  13. From which sound did the man wake up ?*Sound of the cat

  14. Find Edgar *«Legia», «The Haunted Palace»

  15. For which story did Edgar Allan Poe win a hundred dollars?*The Gold

  16. Find out the traits of science fiction genre. A setting in the future, an alternate time, or a past that is different from our actual past*1,2,3,4,5

  17. Find out Oscar Wilde’s works*The Happy Prince and other Tales (1888),

  18. Fill in the gaps. The two writers, though very similar also in their use of the stream of consciousness *Virginia Woolf ; James Joyce

  19. Find out the book written by Doris Lessing used five-color-strategy to her literary character Anna Woolf.*“The Golden Notebook”

  20. Find the best-selling book after “Bible” of the 19th century.* “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

  21. Find out the most famous opening sentence in world literature taken from “Moby Dick”.*Call me Ishmael

  22. Find out a poor and innocent girl working in Griffith’s department, who falls in love with Clyde.*Roberta

  23. Find out Dreiser’s greatest novel, the hero (or “anti-hero”), *“An American Tragedy”

  24. Find out the story of the perfect conformist; a man who tries to act the same way everybody else does.* “Babbitt”

  25. Firefighters do not stop fires; they start them. They are the happiness squad. *“Fahrenheit 451”

  26. Find out one of many repeated, mantra-like words and phrases that run through Kurt Vonnegut’s books*So it goes

  27. Find out the war novel by William Faulner.*“Soldier’s Pay”

  28. Find out the author of the pamphlets such as “We are Americanizing Europe”, “The United States of Lynchdom” and “Running for Governor”.*Mark Twain



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  2. John Milton’s most famous works are:*“Paradise Lost”, “Paradise Regained”, “Samson Agonistes”.

  3. Jonathan Swift was the greatest English.....*satirist

  4. John Dryden’s work that commemorates three events: Great fire of London, the end of a plague, and the Dutch War*Annus Mirabilis”

  5. H

  6. How many main conquests were there on the territory of modern Great Britain?*3

  7. How many stories Geoffrey Chacer planned to wright?*120

  8. How many periods are there in English Renaissance*3

  9. How many sonnets did Shakepeare write?*154

  10. How many books are there in J. Swift's "Gulliver's Travels"?*4

  11. How many submovements were there in English Romantic Poetry?*2

  12. How many cantoes does "Don Juan" by Byron consist of?*17

  13. How many novels did Charlotte Bronte manage to write?* 4

  14. How many novels are there in the cycle "Strangers and Brothers" by Charles Percy Snow*11

  15. How many lines does a sonnet consist of?*fourteen lines.

  16. How many books is “Paradise Lost” composed of?*12 book

  17. How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?*154

  18. How many parts are there in the novel "Gulliver's Travels"?*4

  19. How was the first playhouse called?*The Theatre

  20. How were Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s first poems entitled*Voices of Night”

  21. How was the period of Enlightenment also called*Age of Reason

  22. How were the first poems written by Henry Longfellow entitled?*Voices of the Night”

  23. How did Shakespeare entitle his historical dramas*With the names of English kings

  24. How does “Frаnkenstein” begin?*From Cаptаin Robert Wаlton writing letters to his sister

  25. How does “Frаnkenstein” end?*With the deаth of Victor аnddisаppeаrаnce of the Creаture

  26. How does the monster learn to speak?*from the listening and imitating his neighbors’ speech in the village

  27. How did the man injure the Pluto in «The Black Cat»?*He cut his bod

  28. How did the man tried to will the cat ?*With axe

  29. human fallibility and proneness to sin andself-destruction*Dark Romanticism

  30. He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches” “England and America are two countries divided by a common language.” Which play written by G. B. Shaw can you come across with these quotes? *School for Scandal

  31. His novels often end without any sense of resolution. The issues *Kazuo Ishiguro

  32. Henry Fielding was one of the greatest representative of ...

    1. Sentimentalism

    2. Classicism

    3. Enlightenment

    4. Romanticism




  1. I

  2. In which work by M. Twain there is a time machine travel*A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

  3. In the novel “The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling” Henry Fielding depicts Eng*the XVIII century. ... is the first masterpiece or foundation stone in all British literature.*Beowul

  4. In what form did Satan return at night in order to persuade Eve to eat the forbidden fruit? * Serpent.

  5. In what line are the Romanticists of America listed?*Alan Poe, Cooper Fenimore, Nathaniel

  6. In Walden, who urges people to simplify their lives and look to nature *Henry David Thoreau

  7. In what novel did Theodore Dreiser describe the atmosphere of moral oppression?*Sister Carrie

  8. In what work did Hemingway divide the world into 2?*“To Have and have not”

  9. In the 1st century before our era Britain was conquered by ..*The State of Rome

  10. ….is the first masterpiece or foundation stone in all British literature.*Canterbury tales

  11. In which novel the term "Lost generation" used as an epigraph?*The Sun Also Rises

  12. In what line are the Romanticists of America listed*Alan Poe, Cooper Fenimore, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Washington Irving

  13. In Walden, who urges people to simplify their lives and look to nature for meaning?*Henry David Thoreau

  14. Into how many groups may Walter Scott’s historical novels be divided?*3

  15. Unfound Generation writers reflected their military experience of the …*World War I

  16. I,Robot” is a novel that written by…*Isaac Asimov time and deeds of youth

  17. In which work did Daniel Defoe raise an issue of an educational reform for the women?*Essays on Projects"

  18. Identify the works written by John Milton.*Paradise Lost”, “Samson Agonists”

  19. It is a tragedy that deals with two teen- aged lovers in Verona, Italy.*Romeo and Juliet

  20. It is an imaginary place where everything is as bad as it can be.*Wild life

  21. In whаt form is “Frаnkenstein” is written?*In the form of epistolаry novel

  22. in which year did the Edgar Alln Poe die ?*October 7. 1849

  23. In which university did Edgar Allan Poe study?*Virginim,,It is the story of Professor Henry Higgins, a professor of phonetics*Pygmalion

  24. It is a collection of 15 short stories by James Joyce, first published in 1914. *Dubliners

  25. ___is a 1985 novel by Doris Lessing. The story examines the events in the life of a well-intentioned squatter, Alice, who is drawn into organizing acts of violence.*“The Good Terrorist”

  26. In the nineteenth century, there was a ____________ in *“double standard”

  27. It is a sprawling semi-autobiographical chronicle of *“The Genius”

  28. In which book did Lewis portrays a woman pathetically *“Main Street”

  29. I aimed at the public’s heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach.” Which book did Upton Sinclair mention about?*“The Jungle”

  30. In “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury, what are considered dangerous and therefore are illegal and no one can own them? *Books

  31. ____ is the novel describing the process of awakening and becoming collectivism among small farmers.*Grapes of Wrath”

  32. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s work “The Scarlet Letter”, what does this letter refer to?*Adultery

  33. In which book did Ernest Hemingway divide the whole world into two parts –the world of the rich and the world of the poor?*“To Have and Have Not”

  34. G

  35. George Bernard Shaw’s _________, ideological *unpleasant plays

  36. K

  37. Kurt Vonnegut’ novel “Slaughterhouse- Five” reflects…*War experience

  38. Kingsley Amis’s novel “Lucky Jim” regarded as the…*Fiction of “Angry Young Men” Movement

  39. L

  40. Literary subgenre opposed to perfectionistic beliefs of Trancsendentalism, main representatives of which were Edgar Allan Poe, Herman Melville. It emphasized Samuel Langhorne Clemens is the original name of ...*Mark Twain

  41. Literature at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century *The Edwardian period

  42. Literature of Pre- Renaissance in England was divided into the following types: …*Religious and secular literature

  43. Listen my children and you will hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere” * “Paul Revere’s Ride”

  44. Love triangle given in “An American Tragedy”*Clyde, Roberta, Sondra

  45. M

  46. Main hero in the epic Anglo-Saxon poem "Beowulf" is*Beowulf

  47. Main heroes in Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe" are...*Robinson Crusoe, Friday

  48. Maggie: A Girl of the Streets is an example of naturalist fiction. Whowroteit?*Stephen Crane

  49. Match the names of the most famous writers of the “Lost generation”*Ernest Hemingway; Gertrude Stein; and T.S. Eliot;

  50. Martin Eden” is partially autobiographical novel written by…*Jack London

  51. Many critics have suggested that there is no clear distinction between realism and its related late nineteenth-century movement __*Naturalism

  52. N

  53. Narrative poetry is ….*is a narrative poem tells a story.

  54. Jew of Malta”. Hawthorne, Washington Irving

  55. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlett Letter” depicts a belief in individual choice and consequence. This ideal is a characteristic of … *Puritanism

  56. Norwegian The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain"."In Hertford, Hereford, and Hampshir.*Pygmalion

  57. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlett Letter” depicts a belief in individual choice and consequence. This ideal is a characteristic of which of the following? *Puritanism

  58. Naked and the Dead by Norman Mailer are about ...*American Army Forces and the beginning of the World War II

  59. O

  60. One of the greatest woman writers of the Romantic period in English Literature,*Jane Austen

  61. Oscar Wilde's only novel is called ... *The Picture of Dorian Gray

  62. Sketch Book, The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus

  63. One of the major themes of The Great Gatsby is….*the corruption of American innocence through the pursuit of wealth

  64. The Iceman Cometh

  65. One of the major themes of The Great Gatsby is….*the corruption of American innocence through the pursuit of wealth The Iceman Cometh

  66. One of the major themes of The Great Gatsby is*the corruption of American innocence through the pursuit of wealth

  67. Of Human Bondage” is a novel by …*Somerset Maugham

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  69. Pre-romantic Scottish poet whose best poems were dedicated to his Motherland*Robert Burns

  70. Poems "The Little Boy Lost", "The Lamb", "Spring" are in the poetic*Songs of Innocence

  71. Perfection of man___2.Beneficence of God___3.Perfection of Nature___4.Efficacy of reason___are the key features of … .*Enlightenment

  72. Poem “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” is written by …*George Byron

  73. Postmodern writing often uses ___________ and __________ as literary devices.*Black humor; metafiction

  74. PICKERING: Have you no morals, man?

  75. DOOLITTLE: Can't afford them, Governor.Which play are these lines taken from?*Pygmalion

  76. Portraying a changing society, Dreiser wrote about a young *“Sister Carrie”

          1. POEMS

  77. 1)Dream singers,

  78. Storytellers,

  79. Dancers,

  80. Laud laughers in the hand of fate –

  81. My people. What is the title of the poem?*“Laughers”

  82. 2)Dream singers,

  83. Storytellers,

  84. Dancers,

  85. Laud laughers in the hand of fate –

  86. My people. Who is the author of this poem?*Langston Hughes

  87. 3) I am the darker brother.

  88. They send me to eat in the kitchen

  89. When company comes,

  90. But I laugh,

  91. And eat well,

  92. And grow strong. What is the title of the poem?*“I, too, sing America”

  93. 4) I am the darker brother.

  94. They send me to eat in the kitchen

  95. When company comes,

  96. But I laugh,

  97. And eat well,

  98. And grow strong. Who is the author of this poem?*Langston Hughes

  99. 5) I've known rivers:

  100. I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the

  101. flow of human blood in human veins.

  102. My soul has grown deep like the rivers.*What is the title of the poem?*“The Negro Speaks of Rivers”

  103. 6) I've known rivers:

  104. I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the

  105. flow of human blood in human veins.

  106. My soul has grown deep like the rivers. Who is the author of this poem?*Langston Hughes

  107. 7) If you can keep your head when all about you

  108. Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,

  109. If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

  110. But make allowance for their doubting too;




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  2. Romanticism appeared as the reaction against …*Reason and Enlightenment

  3. Robert Wаlton’s ship stаlls between huge sheets of ice*Victor Frankenstein

  4. Read the description and find the character. ‘The African prince who is captured and enslaved by a British slave trader and brought to Surinam, where he leads slave revolt and dies’*Oronooko

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  6. Sir Thomas More's masterpiece is...*Utopia

  7. Sir Francis Bacon is mostly known for his essay ...*Of Studies

  8. Some of the movements that took place in the modernist time period include*The Harlem Renaissance, The Lost Generation, and Confessional Poetry

  9. Stream of consciousness, flash-back, flash-forward, fragmentation, juxtaposition, inner monologue are..*Modernism

  10. Strangers and Brothers" is a cycle of the novels written by *Charles Percy Snow

  11. Short stories “Rip Van Winkle,” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow*Washington I

  12. Set in London at the end of the 19th century*The Picture of Dorian Gray

  13. Set in England during the late Victorian era*The Importance of Being Earnest

  14. So this is the little lady who made this Great War”. Whom are these words devoted by the…*Harriet Beecher Stowe

  15. She is Legree’s slave. Her son and daughter were sold*Cassy

  16. Select Dreiser’s books on political issues.*“Dreiser Looks at Russia”, “Tragic America” and “America is….

  17. Some of the movements that took place in the modernist time period include:

    1. The Harlem Renaissance, The Lost Generation, and Confessional Poetry.

    2. Transcendentalism, Symbolism, and Dark Romanticism.




    1. There were no movements during the modernist time period.




    1. Symbolism, Naturalism, and Postmodernism.

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  2. To which of Scott's 3 groups Ivanhoe refers *novels about English history

  3. To which group of novels do we refer the following ones: The Pioneers*Leather Stocking Tales

  4. To whom did Melville dedicate his novel “Moby Dick”*Hawthorne

  5. To whom the term Lost Generation was originally used?*To those who were defeated

  6. The play by P.B. Shelley derived from Italian history is called...*Cenci

  7. The last Victorian writer is considered to be...*Thomas Hardy

  8. The first English writer who got the Nobel Prize in Literature is...* Rudyard Kipling

  9. The sonnet is ….*is a 14 – line poem with a certain pattern of rhyme and rhythm.

  10. The poem” My heart’s in the Highlands” was written by …*Robert Burns

  11. The novel “Adam Bede” written by George Eliot is a …. story.*is a tragic love story.

  12. The short story “A cup of Tea” was written by …*Katherine Mansfield

  13. The novel “Death of a Hero» written by Richard Aldington is dedicated to ….*the First World War

  14. The manuscript of “Beowulf” is in the ….* British museum, in London

  15. The Canterbury Tales” consists of … stories*24

  16. The most famous novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne is …*The Scarlet Letter

  17. The novelist who satirized small-town life, the scientist's search for truth, and evangelism is….* Sinclair Lewis

  18. The book that made Ralph Ellison famous is the story of….* a black man's search for identity in the 1930s

  19. The writer of Common Sense died in poverty. Whowashe?* Thomas Paine

  20. The novel where the problems of relationship between art and reality is described*“The picture of Dorian Gray”*

  21. The Mayor of Casterbridge” is written by …*Thomas Hardy

  22. The founder of "iceberg" principle in American Literatureis....*E. Hemingway

  23. The novel for which Nathaniel Hawthorne is best known is*Scarlet Letter

  24. The novelist who satirized small-town life, the scientist's search for truth, and evangelism is*Sinclair Lewis

  25. The Scarlet Letter is set where?*Puritan America

  26. The novel where the problems of relationship between art and reality is described*The picture of Dorian Gray”

  27. The principal character of the sory “A Cup of Tea” is ….*Rosemary Fell

  28. The influence of existentialist ideas left a profound impression on the work of … *Iris Murdoch.

  29. The Forsyte Saga” is written by an English realist of the 20th century …* John Galsworthy

  30. The two great novelists of American Realism after the US Civil War are …*Mark Twain and Henry James

  31. The novel by S. Maugham that shows the passionate devotion to art is…*The Moon and Sixpence

  32. The author of the novels “Animal Farm” and “1984” is ...*George Orwell

  33. The novel that portrays rebellious adolescence is…*The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger

  34. The author of the novels “Dombey and Son”, “David Copperfield” and is…Charles Dickens

  35. The working class novel “The Day of the Sardine” by Sid Chaplin focuses on …*Sardine- like existence

  36. The novel “Invisible Man” by Ralph Ellison is about…* a black man

  37. The modernist novel “Ulysses” is written by…*James Joyce

  38. The only novel written by Oscar Wilde is …* The Picture of Dorian Gray

  39. The author of the short story “A Cup of Tea”, who regarded herself *Katherine Mansfield

  40. The first American writer who got the Noble Prize in 1930?* Sinclair Lewis

  41. The Norman-French period in England began in the year …*1066

  42. The works written by Mark Twain are …The Adventures of T.S”, “The A....s of H.F ”, “The P and the P.

  43. The sonnet by Elizabeth Browning addressed to Robert Browning is the most-*How do I love thee”

  44. The narrative method “stream of consciousness” was used by ….*James Joyce and Virginia Woolf

  45. The historical novel “Ivanhoe” is written by…* Sir Walter Scott

  46. The poem “The Raven” is written by…*Edgar Allan Poe

  47. The power of absolute rule is shown in the tragedy by C. Marlowe … *Tamburlaine the Great

  48. The realistic novel by W.M. &Thackeray that focuses on the fate of the two girls with*Vanity Fair

  49. The pamphlet by Daniel Defoe devoted to the origin of English nation.*The True- born Englishman

  50. The writer who describes the problems of Native Americans today is…*Jack Kerouac

  51. The first notable work by W.M. Thackeray was…*Vanity Fair

  52. The printing press was invented by…* W. Caxton

  53. The first writer of a tragedy in the reign of Elizabeth I is …* Christopher Marlowe

  54. The American detective novel “Maltese Falcon” is written by …*Dashell Hammett

  55. The famous novel by Jack Kerouac that belongs to the fiction of Beatniks is…*On the Road

  56. The Anglo- Saxon epic poem Beowulf belongs to …*Primary epic

  57. The Octopus written by Frank Norris in 1901 depicts…*the conflict between farmers and the railroad owners over..

  58. The novel that portrays rebellious adolescence is…*The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger

  59. The “Byronic type of a hero” first appeared in…*Childe Harold’s *Pilgrimage”

  60. The leader of Aesthetic movement in English literature is …*Oscar Wilde

  61. The novel “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” is written by…*Mark Twain

  62. The author of historical books depicted American history.*J.F. Cooper

  63. The Celtic Twilight” is written by a modernist of Irish origin whose name is…*W.B. Yeats

  64. The first American writer who got the Noble Prize in 1930?*Sinclair Lewis

  65. The modernist writer T.S. Eliot is famous for his poem …*The “Waste Land

  66. The English writer of Victorian Era, the author of “Treasure Island” is ...* Robert Louis Stevenson

  67. The book “The life and voyages of Christopher Columbus” is written by…* Washington Irving

  68. The playwright Henrik Ibsen had a great influence on ________'s thinking. *George Bernard Shaw

  69. The night after his daughter’s wedding in 1967, as he later reveals on a radio talk show*Tralfamadorians

  70. The Tralfamadorians explain to Billy their perception of time*Nicer

  71. The novel’s author and a minor character was a prisoner of war during the firebombing of Dresden*Kurt Vonnegut

  72. The Anglo-Saxons were advanced people and by the time they conquered Britain, they had already the.*Letters

  73. The period of his literary career was rather brief but he wrote three hundred short stories and his first *O’Henry

  74. To be, or not to be - that is the question.___Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer”…___is a part of a *Hamlet

  75. Tom befriends a young white girl named ________ (“Uncle Tom’s Cabin”)*Eva

  76. Thomas Bigger is the main character of the novel ____________ by Richard Wright.*“Native Son”

  77. Tick the plays written by Henry Fielding*“Goseph Andrews”, “The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling”, “Amelia”.

  78. This king translated Latin works into the Old English language.*Alfred the Great

  79. This king translated Latin works into the Old English language.*Alfred the Great

  80. This book was the first American novel in which whites could read of black *Uncle Tom’s Cabin

  81. This short story explained how Miss Meadow’s thought disrupted* The Singing Lesson” by Katherine Mansfield

  82. This genre is a long narrative poem about deeds of warriors and heroes.* a tragedy

  83. Tennessee Williams… (continuethestatement)*....wrote more than 30 full-length dramas.




  1. U

  2. Under the Net” is the existentialistic novel written by…*Iris Murdoch




  1. V

  2. Very shortly before Tom’s death George Shelby arrives to buy *Frees all his slaves

  3. Victor’s youngest brother аnd the dаrling of the Frаnkensteinfаmily. *WilliаmFrаnkenstein

            1. (W)

          1. (WHO)

  4. Who is the author of these lines?*Rudyard Kipling

  5. Who were the first inhabitans of the British Isles? * Iberians

  6. Who is the author of "Poor Richard's Almanac"? * Benjamin Franklin

  7. Who is the creator of the most famous detective Sherlock Holmes? ** Arthur Conan Doyle

  8. Who was the creator of the characters Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer? ** Mark Twain

  9. Who created a new type of novel-a social novel? ** Charles Dickens

  10. Who is the author of the novel “Wuthering Heights”? ** Emily Bronte

  11. Who is a British writer, who created Sherlock Holmes? ** Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

  12. Who is the founder of the short story genre in America?

    1. Nathaniel Hawthorne

    2. James Cooper

    3. Benjamin Franklin

    4. Washington Irving

  13. Who is the author of the poem “The Raven and Other Poems”? ** Edgar Allan Poe

  14. Who is the author of the novel “Moby - Dick”? ** Herman Melville

  15. Who is the author of the novel “Moby - Dick”? ** Herman Melville

  16. Who are the principal characters of the novel “Moby - Dick”? ** Ahab, Ishmael

  17. Who is master of humorous short stores in American literature? ** O .Henry

  18. Who is the author of the novel ”King Coal”? ** Upton Sinclair

  19. Who was the author of “Ecclesiastical History of the English People”? ** The Venerable Bede

  20. Who was the founder of English literature? ** Geoffrey Chaucer

  21. Who was the New York-born dramatist reached his personal pinnacle…“Death of a Salesman”? ** Arthur Miller

  22. Who is considered the member of “Lost generation” of the 20th ? ** Scott Fitzgerald

  23. Who wrote Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, A Streetcar Named Desire, and The Glass Menagerie? **Tennesse Williams

  24. Who was the creator of the characters Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer, and Pudd'nhead Wilson? ** Mark Twain

  25. Who is the narrator in The Great Gatsby? ** Nick Carraway

  26. Who was the leader of the “Aesthetic Movement” in English literature? ** Oscar Wilde.

  27. Who wrote Cat's Cradle and Slaughterhouse-Five? ** Kurt Vonnegut

  28. Who used lowercase letters in his poetry? ** E. E. Cummings

  29. Who ranks next to Shakespeare among English playrights? ** George Bernard Shaw.

  30. Who was the first representative of the sentimental school in English literature? ** Samuel Richardson.

  31. Who was the first great writer of historical novels in English literature? ** Sir Walter Scott.

  32. Who gave the best definition to the word realism as “Realism is nothing more or nothing less than the truthful treatment of material”. ** William Dean Howells

  33. Who were the main protagonists of Shakespeare’s sonnets? ** The author, his friend and the Dark Lady

  34. Who is the author of “Lamia”, “Isabella” and “The Eve of St. Agnes”? ** John Keats

  35. Who are the writers of the Great Depression Era? ** Erskine Caldwell and John Steinbeck

  36. Who of the following writers are American Romanticists? ** Washington Irving, J.F. Cooper E.A. Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville

  37. Who is a founder of Enlightenment novel in English literature? ** Jonathan Swift

  38. Who were the leaders of Beat generation movement in US literature? ** Allan Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs

  39. Who of the English writers contributed to the development of science fiction**Herbert Wells

  40. Who was the founder of a historical novel in English literature? ** Sir Walter Scott

  41. Who is the author of Nathaniel Bammpo- Leather Stocking Tales? ** J.F. Cooper

  42. Who is the author of the poem “IF”? ** Rudyard Kipling

  43. Who is the founder of Christmas genre in English literature? ** Charles Dickens

  44. Who are the representatives of the “Lost Generation” in American Literature? ** E.Hemingway, Sh.Anderson and F.S.Fitzgerald

  45. Who wrote the gothic novel “Frankenstein”? ** Mary Shelley

  46. Who is known as a “Prince of poets”? ** R. Burns

  47. Who is the author of “Samson Agonists”? ** John Milton

  48. Who is the author of the novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin ” ** Harriet Beecher- Stowe

  49. Who is the author of the novel “The Green Mile”? ** Stephan King

  50. Who wrote that “All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain, called “Huckleberry Finn”? ** Ernest Hemingway

  51. Who called his own country “The United States of Lynchdom”? ** Mark Twain

  52. Who of the Victorian writers depicted country life in his novels? **Thomas Hardy

  53. Who is the author of the novel “Moby Dick”? ** Herman Melville

  54. Who is the founder of a short story genre in American literature? ** Washington Irving

  55. Who wrote this poem?___My heart is in the highlands, my heart is not here,___My heart’s in the Highlands, a chasing the deer,___Chasing the wild deer and following the roe.___My heat …. ** Robert Burns

  56. Who is the author of the novels “Song of Solomon”, “Beloved”, “The Bluest Eye”? ** Tony Morrison

  57. Who is not an anti-colonial writer? ** Somerset Maugham

  58. Who is the author of “Agnes Grey” and “The Tenant of the Wildfield Hall”? ** Anne Bronte

  59. Who is the representative of the sentimental school in English literature? ** Samuel Richardson

  60. Who of the following writers was NOT influenced by Darwinism and Realism? ** Jack London

  61. Who of the following authors was dubbed "The Poet of the American Revolution"? ** Philip Freneau

  62. Who was the leader of the “Aesthetic Movement” in English literature? ** Oscar Wilde

  63. Who used lowercase letters in his poetry? ** E. E. Cummings

  64. Who is the author of “Wuthering Heights”? ** Emily Bronte

  65. Who is the author of the novels “Cat's Cradle” and “Slaughterhouse- Five”? ** Kurt Vonnegut

  66. Who is the representative of the “Lost Generation” in England? ** Richard Aldington

  67. Who invented in his writing the method of “iceberg”? ** E.Hemingway

  68. Who is the author of the book “Death of Arthur”? ** Thomas Malory

  69. Who is known as a “Farther of the English language and literature”?** Geoffrey Chaucer

  70. Who is the author of the following words? “First of all, I don't write science fiction. I've only done one science fiction book and that's “Fahrenheit 451”, based on reality ** Ray Bradbury

  71. Who is the author of the fairy tale “Winnie the Pooh”? ** A. Milne

  72. Who is the author of the poem “I have Known Rivers” and “I too am America”? ** Langston Hughes

  73. Who are the principal characters of the novel “Moby Dick”? ** Ahab, Ishmael

  74. Who is the author of the comedy “The School for Scandal”? ** Richard Sheridan

  75. Who was the leader of Transcendental movement? ** 4) Ralph Waldo Emerson

  76. Who are the fantasy fiction writers of the XX century in English literature?

    1. Aldous Huxley, George Orwell, Iris Murdock

    2. William Golding, C.S. Lewis, Ted Hughes

    3. Agatha Christie, Edgar Poe, Dashell Hammet

    4. J. K. Rowling, J.K. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis

  77. Who of African American writers is the author of the poem “If We Must Die”? ** Claude McKay

  78. Who is the mаin chаrаcter in “Frаnkenstein”? ** Victor Frаnkenstein

  79. Who was Emily Dickinson? ** a nineteenth-century poet who used the imagery of nature to explore human cons…

  80. Who is Robert Wаlton in “Frаnkenstein”? ** А cаptаin who sets out to explore the North Poleаnd who sаved Victor Frаnkenstein

  81. Who wаs mаrry Shаlley’s husbаnd? ** Percy Shаlley

  82. Who sаid thаt "upon the whole, the work impresses us with а high ideа of the аuthor's originаl genius аnd hаppy power of expression"аbout “Frаnkenstein”? ** Wаlter Scott

  83. Who helped Mаry Shаlley to write the novel “Frаnkenstein”? ** Percy Bysshe Shelley

  84. Who was Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley? ** English novelist, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, biographer, and travelwriter

  85. Who is the author of these books: Lodore (1835) and Falkner (1837)? ** Mary Shalley

  86. Who is the first character we are introduced to in the beginning of the play?

  87. Lucy

  88. Oroonoko

  89. Charlotte

  90. Welldone

  91. Who is the ambitious but ill-educated, illusioned and immature character of the book “An American T-dy”? **Clyde

  92. Who is the first American author to win the Nobel Prize for literature in 1930? ** Sinclair Lewis

  93. Who is the author of “Testament of Youth”? ** Vera Brittain

  94. Who coined the Harlem Renaissance in the book “The New Negro”? ** Alain LeRoy Locke

  95. Who is the daughter of Mr. Dalton and killed by pressing pillow of Bigger and then burnt the body … **Mary

  96. Who is the main character of “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury? ** Guy Montag

  97. Who is the author of the book “Ten Days that Shook the World”? ** John Sailes Reed

  98. Who were called “scribes”? ** Writers

  99. Who is the author of the book “Poor White”? ** Sherwood Anderson

  100. Who is the founder of science fiction genre in English literature? ** Herbert Wells

  101. Who was the eleventh woman and the oldest person ever to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature? ** Doris Lessing

  102. Who is the worst slave owner in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”? ** Simon Legree

  103. Who is the author of “The Song of Hiawatha”? ** H.W. Longfellow

  104. Who wrote the lines: "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, / But I have promises to keep,…. ** Robert Frost

  105. Who is the author of the following works:“Tamburlaine the Great”, “The Jew of Malta”,.. ** Christopher Marlowe

  106. Who wrote the epic poem “Paradise Lost”? ** John Milton

  107. Who is the author of “Samson Agonists”? ** John Milton

  108. Who is the author of the comedy “The Rivals”? ** Richard Sheridan

  109. Who wrote this poem?

    1. My heart is in the highlands, my heart is not here,

    2. My heart’s in the Highlands, a chasing the deer,

    3. Chasing the wild deer and following the roe.

    4. My heat is in the Highlands wherever I go ** Robert Burns

  110. Who is the author of the novels Ethan Frome and The House of Mirth? ** Edith Wharton

  111. Who were the two greatest novelists of the romantic period? ** Jane Austen and Oscar Wilde.

  112. Who earned the title “father of English tragedy”? ** Christopher Marlowe

  113. Who is the author of “Vanity Fair”? ** William Makepeace Thackeray

  114. Who is the author of” Robinson Crusoe”? ** Daniel Defoe

  115. Who introduced a rhythmic pattern called iambic pentameter? ** Geoffrey Chaucer

  116. Who is the author of the following works “An apology for the Young Man”, “Old Mistresses Apologue” , “The way to wealth”? ** Benjamin Franklin

  117. Who are the heroes of O Henry's short stories ** ordinary poor people

  118. Who set up the first printing press in London, in 1476? ** William Caxton”

  119. Who was the first Elizabethan writer of tragedy? ** Christopher Marlowe.

  120. Who was the first great writer of historical novels in English literature? ** Sir Walter Scott.

  121. Who are the main heroes in "The Scarlet Letter" by N. Hawthorn? ** Hester, Dimmesdale, Chillingworth, Pearl

  122. Who has earned the nickname “The Father of the American Novel”? ** Charles Brockden Brown

  123. Who taught Gulliver the language of the Brobdingnag people? **A nine-year-old girl Glumdalclitch.

  124. Who is considered to be the founder of the dectective genre in American Literature ** Edgar Allan Poe

  125. Who created detective fiction in American Literature? ** EdgarAllanPoe

  126. Who is the author of “The British Prison Ship”? ** Philip Freneau

  127. Who is the author of "Poems on Slavery"collection ** Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

  128. Who was the leader of the movement known as Transcendentalism? **Ralph Waldo Emerson

  129. Who is considered to be the founder of English historical novel ** Sir Walter Scott

  130. Who is the great English writer who looked into the future? ** Herbert Wells

  131. Who is "The Man of Property" in the first novel of the trilogy "The Forsyte Saga" ** Soams Forsyte

  132. Who were writing in the style which is known as "stream of consciousness" ** James Joyce, Virginia Woolf

  133. Who of English writers was writing in the manner of Chekhov? ** Katherine Mansfield

  134. Who was the president of the USA at the time of Abolitionism? ** Lincoln

  135. Who are the main heroes in Great Expectations ** Pip, Miss Havisham, Estella, Abel Magwitch

  136. Who is the author of "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling"? ** Henry Fielding

  137. Who is Protagonist? * the leading character or hero in a literary work.

  138. Who is the main detective in the novel "Curtain" by Mary Westmacott? ** Poirot

  139. Who is the author of the only prose fiction work of the 18th century "Arcadia"? ** Sir Philllip Sidney

  140. Who is the author of "Volpone, or the Fox"? ** Ben Jonson

  141. Who was the head of the Puritans during the Civil War in 1642? ** Oliver Cromwell

  142. Who are the main heroes in 'Paradise Lost" by John Milton ** Adam and Eve

  143. Who is the author of "Astrea Redux", "Annus Mirabilis"? ** John Dryden

  144. Who are the best representatives of Romanticism? **Washington Irving, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Edgar Allan Poe, Herman Melville

  145. Who are the best representatives of Abolitionism? **Harriet Beecher Stowe, Frederick Douglas

  146. Who are the best representatives of Realism? **Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, O'Henry, Jack London

  147. Who was the first president of the USA at the time of Abolitionism? **Lincoln

  148. Who were the two greatest novelists of the romantic period? ** Jane Austen and Oscar Wilde.

  149. Who taught Gulliver the language of the Brobdingnag people? ** nineyearold girl Glumdalclitch.

  150. Who was the first Elizabethan writer of tragedy? **Christopher Marlowe.

  151. Who was the first great writer of historical novels in English literature? **Sir Walter Scott.

  152. Who was the first American writer who got the Noble Prize in 1930.. **Sinclair Lewis

  153. Who wrote “Canterbury Tales” ? **Geoffrey Chaucer

  154. Who is the author of “Vanity Fair”? ** William Langland

  155. Who is considered the father of historical novels? **Sir Walter Scott

  156. Who is the author of “ An Ideal Husband”? **Oscar Wilde




          1. (WHAT)

  1. What does "Carpe Diem" mean? ** take advantage of the day

  2. What writer named the post-WWI generation, "The Lost Generation?" ** Ernest Hemingway

  3. What is a pamphlet? ** a book of a few sheets of print, commonly with a paper cover.

  4. What novel was thr first novel of Frank Norris? ** “Mac Teage”

  5. What is transcendentalism? ** a movement led by Ralph Waldo Emerson that stressed the divinity of man

  6. What is satirized in Jonathan Swift’s “A Tale of a Tub”? ** Social institutions of the day.

  7. What was the name of the magazine which was published quarterly by Transcendentalists? ** The dial

  8. What was Harriet Beecher-Stowe’s first novel? ** “Uncle Tom’s cabin”

  9. What books belong to Charles Dickens? ** All of them

  10. What novel of Scott is about the struggle of the Anglo-Saxon landowners ….. understanding? ** Ivanhoe

  11. What novel is a novel without a hero? ** “Vanity Fair”

  12. What work made Alfred Tennyson a leading poet of his time? ** In Memoriam

  13. What was the pen name of Charlotte Bronte? ** Currer Bell

  14. What was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans? ** George Eliot

  15. What novel of George Eliot displays the author’s knowledge and sensitivity to Jewish culture? ** Daniel Deronda

  16. What play of Bernard Shaw concerns for the perfection of the English language? ** Pygmalion

  17. What novel of James Cooper referred to the period of Independence war? ** The Spy

  18. What is the first novel of O. Henry? ** Cabbages and Kings

  19. What novel of Francis Scott Fitzgerald tells the story about the American dream of self…** The Great Gatsby

  20. What is a 14-lined poem with a certain pattern of rhyme and rhythm? ** Sonnet

  21. What are Jack London's best-known novels? ** White Fang and The Call of the Wild

  22. What is transcendentalism? ** a movement led by Ralf Waldo Emerson that stressed the dininity of a man

  23. What belief did the Naturalist movement in America stress** the limitations of social conditions and heredity on man's capacity to change

  24. What writer named the post-WWI generation, "The Lost Generation?" ** Gertrude Stein

  25. What event gave official birth to the Romantic Age in English literature ** The publication of “Lyrical Ballads” by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

  26. What event gave an official birth to the Age of Romanticism in English literature? ** The publication of “Lyrical Ballads”

  27. What theme dominates in Richard Aldington’s novel “Death of a Hero” ** Childhood

  28. What are the novels written by Henry James? ** “Daisy Miller” and “The Portrait of a Lady”

  29. What genre was Sheridan's last work "Pizarro” ** A political tragedy

  30. What did Charles Dickens describe in his novels “Oliver Twist” and “David Copperfield” ***The lives of children made miserable by cruel and thoughtless adults

  31. What is the pen name of William Sydney Porter? ** O. Henry

  32. What novel of Francis Scott Fitzgerald tells the story about the Amer…**“The Great Gatsby”

  33. What work shows the panorama of social life in England in the…** The Canterbury Tales

  34. What are the two main modernist works William F.“The Sound and the Fury”, “As I Lay Dying”

  35. What trends of Romanticism do you know? ** Progressive and Regressive

  36. What is the theme of the novel “Absalom, Absalom! ”William Faulkner** The theme of South America

  37. What historical novel of Walter Scott describes the conflict between Christians and Muslims? ** Talisman

  38. What types of detective genre developed after the WWI and WWII in American literature? ** Spy novels, neo-Victorian novels, dystopian novels

  39. What poem written by Henry Longfellow is about the culture of old American Indians and the… settlers? ** “Evangeline”

  40. What novel written by E. Hemingway has two themes – the….. sufferings? ** “A Farewell to Arms”

  41. What work was published by Harriet Beecher- Stowe in answer to the criticism of her novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”? ** “A Key to Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

  42. What did the enlighteners want to bring to the people? ** knowledge

  43. What work by the Victorian writer Alfred Tennyson made him a leading poet….** ”In Memoriam”

  44. What is the first play of Tennessee Williams? ** ”The Glass Menagerie”

  45. What novel of Upton Sinclair is about the negative sides of American Business?

    1. “King Coal”

    2. “Oil”

    3. “The Jungle”

    4. ”Between Two Worlds”

  46. What is the first published work by G.G. Byron? ** The Hours of Idleness

  47. What novel written by Sinclair Lewis is devoted to the country life? ** “Babbitt”

  48. What are the Jack London's best- known novels? ** The Call of the Wild and The Sea Wolf

  49. What are Mark Twain’s two historical works? ** “The Prince and the Pauper ”,”A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court”

  50. What are the three main groups of George Bernard Shaw’s plays ** “The Plays Unpleasant”, “Plays Pleasant” and “Three plays for Puritans”

  51. What novel of Nathaniel Hawthorne tells of the passionate, forbidden love between a young clergyman… ** “The Scarlet Letter”

  52. What does Richard Sheridan expose in the great comedy "The School for Scandal" ** A hypocritical society which loves malicious gossips

  53. What movement was against slavery in the Southern states of the USA? ** Abolitionism

  54. What play by Eugene O’Neill is his literal autobiography? ** ”A Long Day’s Journey Into Night”

  55. What novel of Francis Scott Fitzgerald is the first novel? ** ”This Side of Paradise”

  56. What Theodore Dreiser’s novel is a story of a tragic fate of a woman? ** “Sister Carrie”

  57. What literary trends of the Enlightenment age dealt with emotions, feelings,…** Sentimentalism

  58. What does the letter “A” in the novel “Scarlet Letter” written by N. Hawthorne mean ** Adultery

  59. What is the chief inspiration of transcendental writers? ** Nature

  60. What is the first truthful book of John Reed? ** “Ten Days that Shook the World”

  61. What are the first satires of Jonathan Swift? ** "The Battle of Books", "A Tale of a Tub"

  62. What is the main work written by Frank Norris? ** “The Octopus”

  63. What are the key features of Romanticists? ** Emotion, imagination

  64. What did the writers and philosophers of the period of Enlightenment… ** Survival of feudalism

  65. What John Steinbeck’s novel describes the process of awakening and becoming collective…. farmers ** “The Grapes of Wrath”

  66. What novel of George Eliot displays the author’s knowledge and sensitivity to Jewish..**Daniel Deronda

  67. What is the autobiographical novel of Langston Hughes? ** ”Not without Laughter”

  68. What are the works written by Walt Whitman? ** “The Leaves of Grass”, “The Song of Myself”, “The Song of the Broad Axe”

  69. What novel of Saul Bellow is about the American life of the 30th? ** ”The Adventures of Augie March”

  70. What is the name of the king who calls Beowulf to kill the monster? ** Hrothgar

  71. What is the famous novel by Henry Fielding? ** "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling"

  72. What Erskine Caldwell’s novels are about…** ”Trouble in July”, “Tobacco Road”, “Tragic Ground”

  73. What is the leading genre of English Romanticism? ** Poem

  74. What novel did Jack London write after he had visited the slums of London? ** Martin Eden

  75. What novel of Upton Sinclair is about the ideal sides of political life during the WWI? ** “The Jungle”

  76. What was the leading movement in the literature of the 1st half of the XX century? ** Modernism

  77. What Erskine Caldwell’s novel describes the history of degradation of a farmer’s family? **“Tobacco Road

  78. Whаt is аnother nаme of “Frаnkenstein”? ** The modern Prometheus

  79. Whаt does the Creаture request from Victor? ** To creаte аnother femаle monster like himself

  80. Whаt is the mаin theme in “Frаnkenstein”? ** The pursuit of knowledge

  81. Whаt kind of novel is “Frаnkenstein”? ** Gothic novel

  82. Whаt is gothic novel? ** The novel which shows the mysterious аnd supernаturаl events

  83. Whаt creаture is similаr to the monster in “Frаnkenstein”? ** Drаculа

  84. Whаt period did Mаry Shаlley write? ** Romаntisism

  85. Whаt profession does Victor Frаnkenstein hаve in “Frаnkenstein”? ** Scientist

  86. Whаt does Victor creаte in the novel “Frаnkenstein”? ** а clever monster

  87. Whаt city does the аctions hаppen in “Frаnkenstein”? ** Genevа

  88. “Whаt could not be expected in the country of eternаl light?” аsks Wаlton, displаying а fаith in, аnd optimism аbout, science in “Frаnkenstein”. Whаt does the light symbolize here? ** knowledge, discovery аnd enlightenment

  89. What book does the monster read in “Frankenstein”? ** John Milton’s “Paradise lost”

  90. What was people’s reaction seeing...“Frankenstein”? ** everyone was afraid of him and tried to escape from him

  91. What was the first gothic novel ever written in the English literature? ** The Castle of Otranto by H. Walpole

  92. What was the first published book by Mary Shalley? ** Mounseer Nongtongpaw

  93. What age did Edgar Allan Poe die? ** 40

  94. What was the name of the cat in «The Black Cat»? ** Pluto

  95. What did the the man see in the wall after fire ** The shape of a cat

  96. What age did he joined the U.S army ? ** 22

  97. What is the first novel written by Theodore Dreiser? ** “Sister Carrie”

  98. What is the collection of four short stories by Richard Wright gained national attention? ** “Uncle Tom’s Children”

  99. What does the title “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury refer to? ** The temperature at which… fire and burns

  100. What kind of information does “Beowulf” give us? ** c and d

  101. What does the word “mead” mean?

  102. Beer

  103. Wolf

  104. Butterfly

  105. Fox

  106. What literary and phonetic devices are used in this epic poem? ** Kenning, alliteration, litotes

  107. What is the major theme in Romanticism? ** Nature

  108. What is the first satirical story by Mark Twain? ** “The Gilded Age”

  109. What century was the poem “Beowulf” written in, and who was author? ** The X century, an unknown author.

  110. What books belong to Oscar Wilde? ** “The picture of Dorian Gray”, “An Ideal Husband”

  111. What is the title of the poetic collection in which the poem "The Song of Myself"… ** The Leaves of Grass

  112. What is transcendentalism? ** all answers are correct

  113. What is the first novel of Scott Fitzgerald? ** “This Side of Paradise”

  114. What does the word Utopia mean? ** Nowhere

  115. What does American Literature begin with? ** All of them are correct

  116. What is Enlightenment? is an artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that originated in Europe toward the end of the 18th century…approximate period from 1800 to 1850

  117. What is Fabliau? **funny metrical short stories about cunning humbugs and the unfaithful wives of rich merchants.

  118. What is the second name of the novel "Vanity Fair" by W.M. Thackeray ** A Novel Without a Hero

  119. What is the main novel by Emily Bronte, which brought her success? ** Wurthering Heights

  120. What is the original name of George Eliot? ** Mary Ann Evans

  121. What is the main novel of Elizabeth Gakell written about Chartist's movement ** Mary Barton

  122. What historical monument of Old British History built approximately in 2000 b.c…..to be mistery? ** Stonehenge

  123. What is the title of the trilogy written and not finished by F. Norris? ** Epic of the Wheat

  124. What is the title of the play where main heroes are brothers Charles and Joseph Surface ** The School for Scandal

  125. What is the name of an ancient celtic hero who lived in Ulster ** Cuchulainn

  126. What is a title of Edmund Spencer's huge poem dedicated to Queen Elizabeth I ** Amoretti

  127. What is the main work written by William Langland **The Vision of Pier the Plowman

  128. What are the names of twins from Shakespearen "Twelfth Night"a ** Viola and Sebastian

  129. What was the first magazine Richard Steele issued in 1709 ** "The Tattler"

  130. What is the name of the only real country Gulliver visited during his adventures? ** Japan

  131. What are Jack London's best-known novels? ** The Call of the Wild and The Sea Wolf

  132. What is most important satire in verse written by Daniel Defoe? ** The True - born Englishman

  133. What was the name of the whaling ship in the "Moby-Dick" ** Piqued

  134. What writer are the following lines about?

  135. In 1701 he wrote a satire in verse, “The True-born Englishman”. It was written against those, who declared that the English race should be kept pure. In the satire the author proved that true-born Englishmen did not exist, since the English nation consisted of Anglo-Saxons, Danes, Normans, and others ** Daniel Defoe.

  136. What was the movement, which was directed at the abolishment of slavery at the …of America? ** Abolitionism




            1. (WHICH)

  1. Which work is considered to be the best Abolitionistic masterpiece in the US literature? **Uncle Tom's Cabin

  2. Which Renaissance author of English Lit… A.Temur in his work "Tamburlane the Great" ** Christopher Marlowe

  3. Which of the following is NOT a character in Mark Twain’s “Adventures of Huckleberr Finn”? ** Tom Canty

  4. Which novel by G.Greene deals with conflict in Vietnam? ** The Quiet American

  5. Which century in England was known as Age of Reason, Age of Elegance, Age of Classicism? XVIII

  6. Which work written by Benjamin Franklin is considered an allegory of American culture ** Autobiography

  7. Which writer (poet) is characterized by the following: ... He was the creator of a new literary..** Geoffrey Chaucer

  8. Which of the following was not a foundational principle of the Enlightenment ** Skepticism

  9. Which novel showed the darker implications of the American dream by Arthur Miller..“Death of a salesman”

  10. Which is Fitzgerald’s most famous novel ** The Great Gatsby

  11. Which works of James Baldwin described racism, the role of the artist...** “Invisible man” and “Another country”

  12. Which of the following is NOT a character in Mark Twain’s “Adventures of Huckleberr Finn” ** Tom Canty

  13. What for was Mark Twain’s writing popular? ** captured American dialects

  14. Which of Upton Sinclair's books is about the meat-packing industry? ** The Jungle

  15. Which of the following writers was a leading member of the Harlem Renaissance ** Langston Hughes

  16. Which of Washington Irving's characters falls asleep for twenty years ** Rip van Winkle

  17. Which work written by Benjamin Franklin is considered an allegory of American Culture ** “Autobiography”

  18. Which tragedy written by W. Shakespeare is considered the hardest of his works to understand … ** Hamlet.

  19. Which of the following poets “left the field of poetry to his rival” ** Walter Scott.

  20. Which work created by W.M.Thackeray can be called the peak of Critical Realism in England ** “Vanity Fair”.

  21. Which novel relates, in great detail, the life of Clyde Griffiths, a boy of weak will and … ** “An American Tragedy”

  22. Which work belongs to James Jones ** “ From Here to Eternity”

  23. Which work does belong to the eighth century ** “Beowulf”

  24. Which of the following is NOT Shakespeare's comedy ** “The Silent Women”

  25. Which of the followings are Shakespeare's tragedies ** Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth

  26. Which novel is NOT written by E. Hemingway ** This Side of Paradise

  27. Which novel is not written by John Updike? ** “Rabbit Run”

  28. Which of the works are NOT w-nby Oscar Wilde ** ”An Ideal Hus” and “A Woman ofno Importance”

  29. Which novels belong to the pen of Jane Austen ** “Emma”, “Mansfield Park”, “Persuasion”

  30. Which English Romantic writer was cons.. a “fighter with both pen and sword” ** George G. Byron

  31. Which of the following writers are the... “Lake School” ** William Wordsworth, Samuel T.Coleridge

  32. Which of the Romantic poets noticed “I awoke one morning and found myself fam” ** George Byron

  33. Which of the following Romanticists are the prose writers?

    1. Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding

    2. Walter Scott, Jane Austen

    3. Herbert George Wells, Virginia Woolf

    4. Charles Dickens, George Eliot

  34. Which line includes the works by Edgar Alan Poe? ** The Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Gold Bug

  35. Which of the Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Ch. … “What do women want?”** The Wife of Bath’s tale

  36. Which play influenced the origin and for of “Angry Young Men” ? ** “Look Back in Anger” by John Os.

  37. Which author does not belong to English Realism? ** Jonathan Swift

  38. Which of these are the works of Percy B. Shelley ** “Queen Mab”, “Cenci”, “The Revolt of Islam”

  39. Which line includes the works by Henry D.Thoreau?** Walden; or, Life in the Woods, Civil Disob..

  40. Which novel written by Theodore Dreiser shows his concern about young generation and the failure of American Dream concept? ** “An American Tragedy”

  41. Which book made Washington Irving the first American writer to achieve international fame? ** The Sketch Book

  42. Which book did William Faulkner confess he wished he had written it himself, and D.H. Lawrence called it “One of the strangest and most wonderful books in the world” ** “Moby Dick”

  43. Which work is considered to be one of the best American novel by H. Melville ** Moby Dick; or the White Whale

  44. Which movement's motto was "art for art's sake"? ** aesthetism

  45. Which English writer wrote a literary work about Amir Temur “Tamburlaine the Great”? ** Christopher Marlowe.

  46. Which list of the following characters is from the epic “Beowulf’? ** Higelac, Beowulf, Hrothgar, Grendel.

  47. Which of Upton Sinclair's books is about the meat-packing industry? ** The Jungle

  48. Which of the following writers was a leading member of the Harlem Renaissance? ** Langston Hughes

  49. Which American writer won the Nobel Prize in 1930? ** Sinclair Lewis

  50. Which novel is considered to be the first true novel? ** "Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded"

  51. Which of Washington Irving's characters fall asleep for twenty years? ** Rip van Winkle

  52. Which play the following heroes are main characters of: Eliza Doolittle, Mr. Higgins? ** Pygmalion




            1. (WHY)

  1. Why was John Milton regarded as a dangerous enemy after the restor….?**Because he was a religious poet.

  2. Why Mark Twain’s writing was popular? ** captured American dialects

  3. Why is the subtitle cаlled “The modern Prometheus”? ** From the Greek mythology, in which the Titаn Prometheus creаted the mаnkind аnd stole а fire from the God Zeus

  4. Why does Victor give birth to the monster in “Frаnkenstein”? ** he is obsessed by the ideа of ‘the secret of life’ аnd wаnts to discover it

  5. Why did Mаry Shаlley mаke the femаle chаrаcters pаssive in “Frаnkenstein”? ** in order to cаll аttention to the obsessive аnd destructive behаvior thаt Victor аnd the monster show.

  6. Why did the man become cruel and ruthless for his animals? ** D.Because of his wife / B. Sound of the cat

  7. Why did the man kill his woman ? ** it was an accident




            1. (WHEN)

  1. When "The Glorious Revolution" took place? ** 1688

  2. When you think of E. E. Cummings, what stylistic eccentricity comes ...**his use of only lowercase letters in poetry

  3. When did Christianity penetrate into the British Isles? ** In the 10th century.

  4. When did the “University Wits” live ? ** In the Elizabethan age

  5. When was America discovered by Ch. Columbus ** In 1492

  6. When and why did Theodore Dreiser write his book “Dreiser Looks at Russia”? ** He wrote it in 1927 after his visit to the former Soviet Union

  7. When аnd where wаs Mаry Shаlley born? **1797 in London

  8. When wаs “Frаnkenstein” published? ** 1818

  9. When Edgar Allan Poe’s five tales were published? ** 1832

  10. When Edgar Allan Poe was born? ** on January 19.1809

  11. When we read her novels, we have the impression of entering …..Whose writing style is this? ** Virginia Woolf

  12. When was Britain conquered by Rome? ** In the 4th century

  13. (WHOSE)

  14. Whose existentialistic ideas were openly shown in the novel "Under the Net" ** Iris Murdoch

  15. Whose stories have unexpended ends? ** O.Henry’s

  16. Whose birthday is celebrated in Scotland as a national holiday? ** Robert Burns




            1. (WHOM)

  1. Whom is Kipling’s poem “If” dedicated to? ** to his son

  2. Whom did Thomas Jefferson help to establish the militant, anti-Federalist Nat gaz in 1791? ** Philip Freneau

  3. Whom did the Scottish philosopher David Hume call America’s “first great man of letters”? ** Benjamin Franklin

  4. Whom was founded and conducted the first English newspaper “The Review” by? ** Daniel Defoe

  5. Whom does the monster kill in the novel “Frаnkenstein”? ** Victor’s wife, best friend аnd brother

  6. Whom does Victor tell his whole life’s story in “Frаnkenstein”? ** Robert Wаlton

  7. Whom does Robert Wаlton send his letters in “Frаnkenstein”? ** to his sister, Mаrgаret Sаville

  8. Whom President Abraham Lincoln called “the little woman who wrote the book that….great war”? ** Harriet Beecher-Stowe

  9. Whom did A. E. Poe think as the “best poet in America”and later accused him of plagiarism? ** H.W. Longfellow

  10. Whom does Carrie regard as a male ideal in the novel “Sister Carrie”? **Robert Ames




            1. (WHERE)

  1. Where does the title of the play “Pygmalion” come from? ** from Greek myth

  2. Where was “Uncle Tom’s cabin” published? ** In the magazine “The National Era”

  3. Where the novel The Scarlet Letter is set? **Puritan America

  4. Where the man died his wife with an axe? ** in the cellar

  5. Where do Grendel and his equally monstrous mother live? ** At the bottom of a foul lake




            1. (W)

  1. Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize, John Steinbeck wrote ** The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men

  2. William Dean Howell’s best- known novel, about a self- made businessman who is ultimately ruined financially by his determination not to comp ** “The Rise of Silas Lapham”

  3. “White Noise” is a novel written by American writer whose name is… ** Don DeLillo

  4. ______ was a freethinker, defender of women's rights, and advocate of equality of income. In 1925, he was awarded with the Nobel Prize for Literature. He accepted the honor ** George Bernard Shaw

  5. While Anderson conveyed a considerable amount of affection for the “grotesques,” as he called the small town dwellers, ____________drew bitterly satirical portraits of small town life ** Sinclair Lewis

  6. __________was a flowering of Afro-American social thought which was expressed through paintings, music, dance, theater and literature * Harlem Renaissance

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