Where are the songs of Spring? Aye, where are they?
Think not of them, thou hast thy music too. – Who wrote this? a) William Wordsworth b) Robert Browning c) John Keats d) Samuel Coleridge Answer: c) John Keats
Think not of them, thou hast thy music too. – Who wrote this? a) William Wordsworth b) Robert Browning c) John Keats d) Samuel Coleridge Answer: c) John Keats
a) Macbeth b) Lady Macbeth c) Lady Macduff d) Macduff Answer: b) Lady Macbeth
a) Guy de Maupassantb) O Henryc) Somerset Maughamd) George Orwell Answer: a) Guy de Maupassant
a) Joseph Conradb) Thomas Hardyc) Charles Dickensd) James Joyce Answer: d) James Joyce
a) Thomas Carlyleb) Edward Fitzgeraldc) D.G Rossettid) William Thackeray Answer: b) Edward Fitzgerald
This is taken from the poem of – a) P. B Shelleyb) Lord Byronc) John Keatsd) Edmund Spenser Answer: b) Lord Byron
a) Julietb) Romeoc) Portiad) Rosalind Answer: a) Juliet
The sentence has been taken from the play – a) Romeo and Julietb) Caesar and Cleopatrac) Doctor Faustusd) Antony and Cleopatra Answer: c) Doctor Faustus