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UNIT-X-POETICS & AN ESSAY OF DRAMATIC POESY-TEST-38

1. B) Poetics
2. B) Poetics
3. C) A weak trait in the character of the hero
4. B) Change in the forutne of the hero from good to bad
5. A) The hero’s recognition of his tragic flaw
6. A) Aristotle
7. B) Aristotle
8. A) Tragedy
9. A) safe
10. C. Plot
11. A) The moment of discovery by the protagonist
12. B) Chapter VI
13. C) The best artitistic texts will be both complex and unified: every part of the work will be essential to it and will be linked to every other part
14. C. Purgation
15. C. imitation
16. C. reversal of fortune
17. D. error of judgement
18. C) distorts reality
19. B) plot
20. B) Statement (ii) is correct
21. A) Epic Structure
22. D) Aristotle
23. A) tragedy
24. C) error of judgement
25. C) Manner
26. D) Imitation
27. A) Greek
28. B) lmitation
29. A)       (iii)    (i)      (iv)       (ii)
30. B) Imitation
31. A) The hero’s recognition of his tragic flow
32. B) FL Lucas
33. B) most useful
34. C) The poetics
35. A) Hamartia
36. B) Six
37. B) Twenty six
38. A) FL Lucas
39. B) He does not advocate their strict observance
40. C) Comparative Criticism
41. C) four
42. D) John Milton and John Dryden
43. C) Angela Carter
44. C) William Shakespeare
45. C. a dialogue
46. C) the relative merits of French and English theatre
47. C) John Dryden
48. B) Crites
49. C) Ben Jonson
50. C) A moral power whereby poetry encourages the reader to evaluate virtuous models
51. C) Criticism
52. A) a dialogue
53. B) An Essay on Dramatic Poesy
54. D) Modern Drama
55. C) Dryden’s Essay of Dramatic Poesie
56. B) John Dryden
57. B) New man, parvenu
58. D) Dialogue
59. D) Johnson
60. B) Crites
61. A)Corneill, Raceine, Beaumont, Fletcher
62. C) A critical treatise on dramatic art developed through dialogues
63. C) Leslie
64. C) Neander
65. D) Modern English Dramatists
66. A) Waller and Denham
67. A) Dr. Johnson
68. C) Dr. Johnson
69. B) Essay on dramatic poesy
70. A) Atkins
71. B) Four
72. A) Neander
73. B) Crites
74. B) Preface to the Fables
75. A) Silent woman
76. C) Watson
77. A) TS Eliot
78. C) Black verse
79. C) Chaucer
80. C) Tragi-comedy
81. A) Freedom from classical rules
82. B) Thames
83. C) Neo-classical
84. A) Rhyming
85. A) Delight and instruction
86. B) human nature
87. C) Lisideius
88. C) Forty years
89. A) Justification of English Drama
90. B) God’s plenty
91. A) Sir Robert Howard
92. C) Aristotle
93. A) Ben Johnson
94. B) Thomas Rhymer
95. B) Prof. Saintsbury
96. B) Imitation
97. A) Paradise Lost
98. D) Longinus
99. C) Practical criticism
100. B) Prof. Tillyard
101. C) Malicious pleasure
102. A) 2 3 4 1
103. D) Normally good men
104. B) The Neo-classical poets
105. B) Liberty with diction and norms of common discourse
106. D) Syntax and word order