seh Las dorcel! Gla yl (lis) ibs (1). The Metaphysical poets are known for their: A. Vulgar use of language B, Aristocratic language C. Ungrammatical language (2) John Donne was: A. An English dramatist B.A French metaphysical poet D. None of the above (3) “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning” is a poem by: A. John Milton C. William Shakespeare D. Petrarch (5) A Paradox is: A. An anal C. A contradiction that’s unheard of DA metaphor24 fap ait 2 1434— 1433 MI ad ag a (6) Elizabethan theatre houses were made of A Stones B.lron C. Plastic (1) In Shakespeare's time, plays were performed: A. Atnight and used lighting and projectors B. Atnight and used candles C. Atnight and used moonlight (8) Shakespeare's play Macbeth is B.A comedy C. A history D. A tragicomedy (9)_ Macbeth a play about 'B The assassination of an ambassador . The assassination of a general D. The assassination ofa wife 0) The poet who made the Sonnet popular across Europe was B, Shakespeare C. Marlowe D. Queen Elizabeth (11) In England the most famous sonnets were writen by A. Petrarch °, Marlowe . Queen Elizabethagh ya Ath 1434 — 1433 Jt deat Sagal ese (12) The most famous sonnets are those written by 'B, Shakespeare and Marlowe C. Marlowe and Petrarch D. Ben Jonson and Marlowe (13)The Sonnet has: A.B lines B.20 (14)*0n His Blindness” is a poem by A. William Shakespeare C. John Donne D. Christopher Marlowe (15)*On his Blindness A. His sunglasses B. His contact lenses 1D. None of the above ‘poem in which the author talks about: (16)On His Blindness” is: A-Anepic poem BA me poem 1D. None of the above (17) The Metaphysical Poets were: A. B16" century ltalian poets C. 168 century French poets D. 17 century Spanish poets 344\/4 ag yal dal 21434 — 1433 JM ai Agi poe (18) The growth of poetry in Renaissance England was profoundly influenced by A. Renewed interest in pagan CC. Renewed interest in philosophy D, Renewed interest in linguistics (19) The Pastoral was considered during the Renaissance as A. The most prestigious form of poetry B. The most primitive form of poetry CA ee form of, ae (20) The Epic was considered during the Renaissance as B. The most primitive form of poetry C.A foreign form of poetry D. The humblest form of poetry