Literary Forms: Question and Answer English Literature / English Literature / By Ajay Kumar Literary Forms: Question and Answer English Literature 3 Time is over Created on April 30, 2022 By Ajay Kumar Literary Terms Here, Literary Terms related questions are discussed. If you are a passionate learner of English Literature, solve questions here. 1 / 15 Who said: "Correction of social absurdities must at all times be the matter of true comedy." Moliere Milton Shakespeare Girish Karnad 2 / 15 An article in criticism of a literary work is known as: Interpretation Critique Denouement Criticism 3 / 15 It consists of two consecutive lines of verse rhyming together, usually in the same metre. What is it? Triplet Stanza Couplet None of these 4 / 15 An unexpected and sensational turn in a play is known as: None of these Melodrama Coup de theatre Ab initio 5 / 15 Denotation is the: non-accepted meaning of the word none of these accepted meaning of the word conclusion 6 / 15 Comedy of intrigue originated in: Spain London America Ireland 7 / 15 Comedy of Humour is the term applied to the type of comic drama written by John Fletcher and: Shakespeare John Milton Ben Jonson Samual Johnson 8 / 15 Abraham Cowley invented the metrical form of: None of these Cowleyan Ode Horatian Ode Abraham Ode 9 / 15 A fanciful image or startling comparison is known as: Conceit Identity Identity Metaphor 10 / 15 Congreve and Etherge are the writer of: Comedy of Manners Comedy of situation Comedy of humour None of these 11 / 15 Conflict may be two kinds: outer and: external inner none of these introvert 12 / 15 The implication of something more than the accepted or primary meaning is: Suggestion Connotation Denotation Interpretation 13 / 15 The struggle between two characters or two forces is known as: None of these Fighting Conflict Struggle 14 / 15 Comedy of Manners flourished in a particular period of England. Which period is it? Romantic Elizabethan Restoration Victorian 15 / 15 Comedy of Manners was originated in France with: Fletcher Jonson Moliere Shakespeare Your score is The average score is 37% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz
