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The Classics of English Literature 3

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Introduction:
"My third attempt to tease you with a Quiz about some of the classics of English Literature. I hope this is both fun and testing. Try it and see."


1. What was the name of the ‘Great Enchanter’, the symbol of hypocrisy who appeared in Spenser’s ‘Faerie Queene’?
    Archimedes
    Archibald
    Archimago
    Architrave


2. In which of Dickens’ novels did ‘Miss La Creevy’ appear?
    David Copperfield
    Nicholas Nickleby
    Great Expectations
    Hard Times


3. Who wrote ‘The Lays of Ancient Rome’ in 1842?
    T. B. Macaulay
    A. G. Dickens
    G. R. Elton
    J. A. Williamson


4. What was the name of Thomas Hardy’s first published novel?
    Under The Greenwood Tree
    Desperate Remedies
    A Pair Of Blue Eyes
    The Hand Of Ethelberta


5. Thomas Hardy characterised his novels into three different groups; what was the third group called?
    Novels of Character and Environment
    Novels of Ingenuity
    Romances and Fantasies
    Comedies and Tragedies


6. In which work by Aristophanes do the women of Athens seek to deny conjugal rights to their husbands in efforts to bring the war with Sparta to an end?
    Electra
    Helene
    Cassandra
    Lysistrata


7. Squire Hardcastle and his family all appeared in which work by Oliver Goldsmith?
    She Stoops To Conquer
    The Deserted Village
    The Retaliation
    The Vicar Of Wakefield


8. This famous, if not notorious, explorer and author is credited with producing an English translation of the Arabian classic ‘The Thousand and One Nights’. Who was he?
    John Hanning Speke
    David Livingston
    Mungo Park
    Richard Burton


9. Who was the 1st Century African born Roman poet and philosopher who wrote ‘The Golden Ass’?
    Arsenwenger
    Aesop
    Apuleis
    Aesculius


10. This English writer produced a landmark work called ‘The Lady’s Not For Burning’ in 1949 which many critics and fans rated as the rebirth of the classic poetic drama of earlier timers. Who was he?
    Christopher Fry
    Alan Bennett
    Alan Aykbourn
    Jonathon Miller


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