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In HAMLET, What does the ghost tell Hamlet to do about his mother?
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Shame her for remarrying so quickly
Warn her not to sleep again with Claudius
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
Who wrote Robinson Crusoe?

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a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
In JANE EYRE, When in Lowood, on seeing a girl’s curly red hair, Mr. MR.
BROCKLEHURST demands that all the girls’ hair be cut off for the sake of
………………
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a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
What is the name of the best warrior of Beowulf?

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Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
In HAMLET, The ghost claims he is..........

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A. the King of Norway
B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet
What is considered the first masterpiece of British Literature?

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a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
d. The Canterbury Tales
In THE LUNCHEON, what is the final plan of the writer to deal with the situation that
he did not have enough money to pay for the meal?
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To borrow the woman
to leave his watch and come back later
to pretend that he was pickpockted
None of the above is correct
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is locked up
and she passes out?
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a. The red room
b. The maid’s room
c. The green room
d. The upstairs room
In his first appearance onstage, Hamlet is wearing..........

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A. mourning clothes
B. a jester's costume
C. royal robes
D. the crown
Which is NOT one theme in HAMLET?

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death
uncertainty
corruption
capitalism
What is another name of the Old English period?

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a. Anglo Saxon period
b. Enlightenment period
c. The Age of Reason
d. None of the above is correct
Who helped establish a school for young girls so that Jane Eyre can teach when she
lives in Moor House?
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Mr Reed
John Reed
Mr Oliver
Mrs Fairfax
How did Robinson Crusoe get stranded on the island?

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A. He was left there by pirates
B. He got a shipwreck
C. He was mutinied
D. He missed his ship
In BEOWULF, The King of the Geats is.........

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A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
Who is one of the servants in Gateshead?

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Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
George
In HAMLET, The ghost is first spotted.....

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A. in the graveyard
B. on the deck of the ship
C. in Gertrude's chambers
D. outside the castle
Romanticism literature in England emphasized reason and feelings.

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True
False
In BEOWULF, How many men did Beowulf take with him to fight Grendel?
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10
2
5
14
In BEOWULF, How does Beowulf conquer Grendel?

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Shooting him
Making a peace offering
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
In HAMLET, Where does Hamlet say Ophelia should go?

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A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
Charles Dickens belongs to

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Middle English period
Old English period
The Enlightenment
When does Robinson Crusoe board the ship to return to England?

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1616
1721
1686
Noen of the above is correct
Daniel Defoe belongs to ....

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The Anglo Saxon period
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
Which is NOT one theme in JANE EYRE?

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a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
Where was Robinson Crusoe was taken to by a Portuguese captain?

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A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
In BEOWULF, where do Grendel and Grendel's mother live?

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in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
Charlotte Bronte belonged to ......

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Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
In JANE EYRE, Where does Jane end up after she escapes Thornfield?
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a. At the Lockhead estate
b. At the home of the Rivers family
c. In India
d. In London
Who says: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be" in HAMLET?

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A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
In what year was HAMLET most likely written?

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1572
1589
1601
1611
Shakespeare belonged to .....

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The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
In JANE EYRE, what is Jane's job when she lives in Moor House?
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a teacher
a tutor
a maid
none of the above is correct
Who said: “The rest is silence.” in HAMLET?

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a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
When was BEOWULF written?

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1601
450
700
1845
Which is NOT written by Shakespeare?

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Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
What is one of the reasons that the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales decided to tell
stories?
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a. To know who is the best story teller
b. To know who can come to the destination the earliest
c. To make their journey less tiring
d. To enjoy the free supper from the owner of the Inn
What is the first masterpiece of English literature?

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HAMLET
THE CANTERBURY TALES
BEOWULF
None of the above is correcr
Jane Austen belongs to

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Victorian period
Renaissance period
In THE LUNCHEON, who often eat at Foyot's?

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poor people
singers
police
senators
In JANE EYRE, When does Mr. Rochester declare his love to Jane?
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a. When Jane is going to visit Mrs. Reed
b. After Jane returns from Gateshead
c. When Blanche Ingram wants to get married to him
In JANE EYRE, How has Rochester changed when he and Jane are reunited?
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a. He has typhus.
b. He has gone insane.
c. He has a limp.
Who said "I love it, because I have kived in it a full and delightful life...I have not been
trampled on."?
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Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
Who said “None wed the second but who killed the first” in HAMLET?
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Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
Where is the university Hamlet and Horatio studied at?

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A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
Hamlet's famous speeches are called............

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A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
What is the name of the housekeeper in Thornfield in JANE EYRE?

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A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
In JANE EYRE, What is the relationship between Jane Eyre and Mrs. Reed?
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a. Jane is Mrs. Reed’s daughter
b. Jane is Mrs. Reed’s niece
c. Mrs. Reed is Jane’s step mother
Who said: “Frailty! Thy name is woman!”?

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CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
In HAMLET, What religion was Denmark at time of writing?

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A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane and Mr. Rochester stay
together as a couple?
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a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
The Renaissance Period is called

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The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
Who does Robinson Crusoe go with on his first voyage?

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His mother
his pet
his friend
alone
JANE EYRE is a .....

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short story
novel
Poem
play
In JANE EYRE, How does Jane save Rochester from the fire?
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a. By dragging him to safety
b. By waking him and helping him downstairs
c. By breaking a window
d. By dousing his bed with water
Who was killed with poison in HAMLET?

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a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
d. All of the above are correct
Who was the first character to die in HAMLET?

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a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet
Who wrote "I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud"?

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Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
How long did Robinson Crusoe live on the desert island?

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A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
Who said:" Never make known what you have seen tonight"?
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King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
Samuel Richardson belongs to

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Victorian period
The Age of Reason

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King Lear
Macbeth
Colonel jack
Othello
In HAMLET, Which of the following characters survive the play?

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Horatio, Fortinbras, and Osric
Ophelia, Claudius, and Gertrude
Horatio, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern
Hamlet, Yorick, and the ghost
What is NOT a theme in HAMLET?

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heroism
death
revenge
greed
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with at Gateshead at the beginning of the
novel?
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a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
d. Her aunt and cousins
Who composed The Canterbury Tales?

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a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
Why did Jane Eyre in JANE EYRE return to Thornfield after living in Moore House?
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She heard Mr. Rochester’s voice calling her name
She wanted to get rid of Mr St. John
She wanted to be free
How did the woman in THE LUNCHEON leave the restaurant after the meal?
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by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
Where does Robinson Crusoe go to in his first voyage?

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Cuba
London
Brazil
New York
Who committed suicide in JANE EYRE?
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a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
Hamlet claims to be afflicted by...........

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A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the girl whom Jane Eyre tutored in Thornfield?
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Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
Which is NOT one theme in BEOWULF?

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a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
d. Appearance vs reality
In JANE EYRE, What is Adèle Varens’ relationship to Edward Rochester?

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a. She is his ward.
b. She is his daughter.
c. She is his niece.
d. She is his sister.
Oscar Wilde belongs to

Renaissance period
Middle English
Victorian period
What is the point of view in JANE EYRE?

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a. The first person POV
b. The third person POV
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since," said he,
"and for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look you had in your
eyes two minutes since, you rat!"
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Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
In JANE EYRE, When the wedding ceremony is taking place in the church, who
appear?
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a. MR. BROCKLEHURST’S
b. MRS. REED
c. MR. BRIGGS AND MR. MASON
d. ST. JOHN
Who said this: "I love it, because I have lived in it a full and delightful life, —
momentarily at least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."
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Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
Which character in HAMLET was killed by Hamlet?

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Polonius
Laertes
Claudius
All of the above
BEOWULF is a ....
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short story
novel
sonnet
poem
John Milton belongs to

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The Age of Reason
The Renaissance
Romanticism
Restoration
In JANE EYRE, When Jane returns to Thornfield what does she find?
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a. That it has been remodeled and is unrecognizable
b. That it has been sold to greedy neighbors
c. That it has burned
d. That it is for sale
In JANE EYRE, Whom does Rochester blame the bizarre behavior on at Thornfield?
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a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
In JANE EYRE, When Mr. Rochester is entertaining his friends in Thornfield with a
party, who suddenly visits?
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a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
d. A male fortune teller
In HAMLET, How did Claudius murder Hamlet's father?

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By poisoning his wineglass
By pouring poison into his ear
By stabbing him while he slept
By witchcraft
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane lives with Adele and Mrs.
Fairfax?
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Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
In HAMLET, Why are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in Denmark?

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A. to bring Hamlet back to England
B. to kill Hamletto
C. to cheer up Hamlet
D. to find out why Hamlet is acting mad
In JANE EYRE, Who took care of Bertha in Thornfield?

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Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
In BEOWULF, what did people do after Beowulf died?

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to bury him in a famous cemetery
to burn his body and bury him on a hill
to burn his body and bring it to the sea
In BEOWULF, where did the dragon bite Beowulf?

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in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
In JANE EYRE, Where did St John Rivers ask Jane Eyre to go with him in his
commission?
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Italy
England
India
Denmark
"I wanted to get money, but the ATM died." is an example of

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personification
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
"Love, who needs you?" is an example of

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litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
"It’s difficult for crabs to share because they are shellfish." is an example of
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pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
"I must be cruel just to be kind" is an example of

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pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
"You look awfully pretty in that coat." is an example of

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paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
"He has a green thumb. His garden is so nice." is an example of

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Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
"That man has been behind bars for 10 years" is an example of

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metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
"the louder you are, the less they hear" is example of

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synecdoche
simile
paradox
euphemism
"I am dying of thirst" is an example of

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metaphor
simile
hyperbole
apostrophe
"Falling out of love is like losing weight. It’s a lot easier putting it on than taking it off."
is an example of
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metonymy
pun
simile
euphemism
Who said "All liars deserve to be shunned by their fellows"?

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Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Brocklehurst
Who said "I've grown used to you. I hope he won't scare you away."?
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Mrs Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Brocklehurst
Mrs Fairfax
"The insolence of office and the spurns" is taken from

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BEOWULF
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE
HAMLET

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a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
In HAMLET, where does Hamlet say Ophelia should go?

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A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

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C. He was mutinied
In HAMLET, in his first appearance onstage, Hamlet is wearing..........

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A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
Who wrote "I Wandered Lonely as A Cloud"?

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Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
William Wordsworth

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Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

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a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
stories?
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In JANE EYRE, what is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is locked up
and she passes out?
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a. The red room

c. The green room
In JANE EYRE, where is Jane sent after Gateshead?

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a. The Cotswald Orphanage

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
In JANE EYRE, who took care of Bertha in Thornfield?

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Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

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A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
When was the writer of ROBINSON CRUSOE born?

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1616
1564
1340
1660

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a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
The story in THE LUNCHEON was told in….

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The first person POV

The third person POV
Who was the writer of JANE EYRE?
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Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
commission?
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Italy
England
India
Denmark

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Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
When was Shakespeare born?

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a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672
The pilgrimage in THE CANTERBURY TALES happen in...

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March
February
September
April
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Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
In HAMLET, what noise drives the ghost offstage?

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A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
D. his wife sleeping with Claudius
When was the writer of The Luncheon born?

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a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400
When was ROBINDON CRUSOE published?

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1712
1612
1719
Where does Hamlet go to university?

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A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
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The Elizabethan Age

The Anglo Saxon periods
The Renaissance
Daniel Defoe belongs to....

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The Anglo Saxon periods

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

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a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

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A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
A sonnet has ......

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20 lines
10 lines
14 lines

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A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
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momentarily at least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."?
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Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
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1601
450
700
1845

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a. She is his ward.

How much money does the writer in THE LUNCHEON have when he goes to the
restaurant with the woman?
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A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all
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Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
………………
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a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
WHat did Robinson Crusoe NOT do when he lived on the desert island?
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Make his tools

Grow plantations
Domesticate animals
make friends with some prisoners
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Who said "I'm guiltless of your father's death"?

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Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio
How many stories are there in The Canterbury Tales?

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a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38
What is the name of the pub where the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales gather to begin
their journey?
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a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
What is the name of the play Hamlet stages for Claudius?
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A. The Revenger's Tragedy

B. The Murder of Gonzago
C. The Death of Tamburlaine
D. The White Devil
In HAMLET, who said "Revenge should have no bounds."

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King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet

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a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
Who is the protagonist in The Luncheon?

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the writer
the woman
the maid

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a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
In THE LUNCHEON, how did the writer react when the bill of fare was brought?
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happy
astonished
startled
excited
who usually wrote political works in the early 1700s?

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Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
1/1

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10
2
5
14
Who ever joined business before becoming a writer?

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Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
Charlotte Bronte
In JANE EYRE, what did the principal of Lowood do to humiliate Jane in her first class
there?
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ask her to stay in the class overnight
ask her to sit in the red room
call her a liar in front of her classmates
In HAMLET, which is NOT appropriate for Claudius?

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deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

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A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

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Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
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a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

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Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

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By witchcraft

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B. to kill Hamletto
Where was Robinson Crusoe taken to by a Portuguese captain?

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A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
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c. In India
d. In London
When was the writer of JANE EYRE born?

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1564
1816
1340
1731

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A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

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A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

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a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
Jane in JANE EYRE is NOT a(n) ...... girl.

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educated
independent
patient
shallow
novel?
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a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
appear?
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b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
In JANE EYRE, why did Jane change her name after running away from Thornfield?
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To forget her past

To make a new life again
To cheat St John

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CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
what does William Wordsworth belong to?

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Romantic period
Victorian Age
the Enlightenment
Old English period

1/1

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a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

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The Merchant of Venice

Paradise Lost
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Othello
Who is the last character to speak in HAMLET?

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Hamlet
Horatio
Claudius
Laertes
Who said "I have talked, face to face, with what I reverence, with what I delight in, with
an original a vigorous, an expended mind."?
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Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Hamlet
Robinson Crusoe
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a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
d. He has lost his eyesight.
In HAMLET, Where is the university Hamlet and Horatio studied at?

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A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
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litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
"True fiction is my favorite genre to read." is an example of

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paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

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Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

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metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
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pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
"Marriage counselor divorcing third wife" is an example of

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Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
"She is more beautiful than the moon and stars." is an example of

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metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
"The school bell called us from outside." is an example of

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metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

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A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
In HAMLET, In his first appearance onstage, Hamlet is wearing..........

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A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
Who said "But I have had my revenge at last. I do not believe that I am a vindictive
man."?
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Laertes
Old Hamlet
Hamlet

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the first person POV

the third person POV

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A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

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B. to kill Hamletto

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a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
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c. In India
d. In London

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A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
What is the name that Jane Eyre used when she lived with St John's family?
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Jane Elizabeth
John Eyre
Jane Elsa
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A sonnet has ......

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20 lines
10 lines
14 lines
In BEOWULF, What does Beowulf use to defeat Grendel?

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Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
What is the name of the pub where the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales gather to
begin their journey?
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a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1

1/1

Which character in HAMLET said that he ever enacted in a play?

1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes
In HAMLET, what does "sings and arrows" mean?

1/1
happiness and sadness

difficulties in life
joy
What is the name of the girl whom Jane Eyre tutored in Thornfield?
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
stories?
1/1

What religion was Denmark at time of writing HAMLET?

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1

D. The White Devil
In HAMLET, Where did Hamlet see the ghost of King Hamlet for the second time?
1/1
in the garden
in the tomb
in Gertrude's room
in the fencing match
How long did Robinson Crusoe live on the deserted island?

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
In HAMLET, The ghost is first spotted....
1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
In JANE EYRE, Where is Jane sent after Gateshead?

1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
How many tragedies did Shakespeare write?

1/1
154
38
10
24

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38
1/1

C. He was mutinied
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1

By witchcraft

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid
What is NOT a place in JANE EYRE?

1/1
Gateshead
Thornfield
Haworth
Ferndean
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
d. none of the above is correct.
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1

1/1


1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
What did Beowulf do to Grendel's mother's head?
1/1
bury it
bring to his country
bring it to Hygelac
In HAMLET, who said "Goodnight, sweet prince"?

1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
a. She is his ward.

commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
Who left Jane Eyre a fortune?

1/1
Mr Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre
"He pointed exactly to the place, and showed me the marks that he had made to find
them again". Where is this taken from?
1/1
JANE EYRE
BEOWULF
HAMLET

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all
Who is the last character to die in HAMLET?

1/1
A. (A) Hamlet
B. (B) Laertes
C. (C) Polonius
D. (D) Claudius
In HAMLET, who said "The King's to blame"?

1/1
Horatio
Laertes
C. Gertrude
D. Rosencrantz

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
BROCKLEHURST demands that all the girls’ hair be cut off for the sake of ………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672

1/1

The pilgrimage in THE CANTERBURY TALES happens in...

1/1
March
September
July
April
In HAMLET, What noise drives the ghost offstage?

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
When was ROBINSON CRUSOE published?

1/1
1818
1066
1809
1719
In HAMLET, Hamlet claims to be afflicted by...........

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
Who prepared the poisoned wine in the fencing match in HAMLET?

1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio

7/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
Who advised Jane Eyre to lock the door when going to bed?
1 điểm
Mrs Reed
Mr Rochester
Mrs Fairfax
Mrs Grace Poole
Edmund Spencer belongs to

1 điểm
The Elizabethan Age
Renaissance
Victorian period
Middle English
Who said "Don't look closely inside of me"?
1 điểm
St John Rivers
Rochester
John Reed
Mason
Which was NOT written by Shakespeare?
1 điểm
Othello
King Lear
Roxana
Romeo and Juliet
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
"...and pulling out my glass I looked, ans saw plainly the place where they had been..." is
taken from
1/1
THE LUNCHEON
JANE EYRE
ROBINSON CRUSOE
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
In JANE EYRE, When Mr. Rochester is entertaining his friends in Thornfield with a party,
who suddenly visits?
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
Middle English
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

Who said this: "I love it, because I have lived in it a full and delightful life, — momentarily
at least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance
Restoration
Middle English
1/1
Cymbeline
Roxana
Othello
The Comedy of Errors
1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
a. She is his ward.
Who belongs to Renaissance?
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
John Reed
Mr Reed
Mr Oliver
John Eyre
1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
Which was written by William Wordsworth?
In BEOWULF, Why does Grendel Attack Heorot?
1/1
He is very hungry and needs to eat the men
Hrothgar attacked him
He hates the sound of Joy and music
Scare off Hrothgar
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
b. After Jane returns from her hometown in Gateshead
their journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
Walter Scott belongs to
1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance
The Age of Reason
Romanticism
Which was written by Daniel Defoe?
1/1
King Lear
The Winter's Tale
The Tempest
Colonel Jack
Who said "You are quite a humorist"?
1/1
Hamlet
The woman in THE LUNCHEON

Polonius
Claudius
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
In THE LUNCHEON, what is the final plan of the writer to deal with the situation that he
did not have enough money to pay for the meal?
1/1
To borrow the woman
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
What is the other name of the Renaissance?
1/1
What is NOT a theme in ROBINSON CRUSOE?
1/1
Progress
Civilization
Revenge
Self reliance
Who helped establish a school for Jane Eyre to teach in Moor House?
1/1
John Eyre
Rosamond Oliver
Rochester
stories?
1/1
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
In HAMLET, Claudius poisoned....
1/1
Ophelia
Old Hamlet
Hamlet
Gertrude
1/1
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
Who is one servant in Gateshead?
1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
George
Bessie
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
Which was written by Shakespeare?
1/1
The World Is Too Much With Us
Captain Singleton
Paradise Lost
The Taming of The Shrew
In JANE EYRE, When the wedding ceremony is taking place in the church, who appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
How does Beowulf conquer Grendel?
1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
1/1
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
The Professor
Lyrical Ballads
Love's Labor's Lost
Moll Flanders
Romanticism took inspiration from classical Greek and Roman authors.
1/1
True
False
1/1
1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
The Prelude
The True Born Englishman
Tintern Abbey
1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
"That on the ashes of his youth doth lie" is taken from
1/1
HAMLET
SONNET 73
SONNET 116
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
A. in the graveyard
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
When did the Middle English period begin?
1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
How much was Jane paid when she was teaching in Moor House?
1/1
20 pounds a year
40 pounds a year
30 pounds a week
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
Who belongs to Victorian period?
1/1
Samuel Richardson
Oscar Wilde
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
What is the relationship between Jane Eyre and St John Rivers?
1/1
siblings
cousins
spouses

1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
"Life is a highway." is an example of
1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
A. in the graveyard
1/1
By witchcraft
1/1
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
Who usually wrote political works in the early 1700s?
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Charlotte Bronte
Daniel Defoe
1/1
joy
1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with at Gateshead at the beginning of the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
154
38
10
24
1/1
1/1
1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes
1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
In JANE EYRE, When Mr. Rochester is entertaining his friends in Thornfield with a party, who
suddenly visits?
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
Victorian period
The Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
ROBINSON CRUSOE was written in ....
1/1
Old English period
The Enlightenment
Victorian period
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
In JANE EYRE, Where did St John Rivers ask Jane Eyre to go with him in his commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
How old was Helen when she died?
1/1
8
10
12
14
1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
What is one of the reasons that the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales decided to tell stories?
1/1
"For there can live no hatre in thine eye" is taken from
1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
SONNET 116
SONNET 93
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
1/1
Middle English
Old English
The Age of Reason
1/1
the 7th century
the 6th century
the 8th century
the 5th century
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio
1/1
Roxana
Othello
Antony and Cleopatra
1/1
Horatio
Laertes
Gertrude
Polonius
1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is locked up and she
passes out?
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
Who left Jabe Eyre a fortune?
1/1
Mr Reed
John Reed
Mr Joh Eyre
Mrs Fairfax
In HAMLET, How does Ophelia die?
1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning
Before Geoffrey Chaucer, poets living in England wrote in Italian or Latin.
1/1
True
False
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
Who said "It would be wise to lock your door the moment you go to bed"?
1/1
Mrs Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
Mrs Temple
"For some time he had fancied the obscurity clouding one eye was becoming less dense" is taken
from
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE
1/1
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
Victorian period
Romaticism
The Restoration
Middle English
What is the name of the pub where the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales gather to begin their
journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane and Mr. Rochester stay together as a
couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
George Gordon Byron belongs to
1/1
Victorian period
The Age of Reason
Romaticism
Middle English
How long did JAne Eyre live in Lowood?
1/1
10 years
8 years
6 years
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
D. The White Devil
1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
1/1
a. She is his ward.
1/1
C. He was mutinied
The Age of Reason strove for freedom.
1/1
True
False
1/1
Who said this: "I love it, because I have lived in it a full and delightful life, — momentarily at
least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
Who said "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since and for your sneaking
way of getting behind curtanins"?
1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Fairfax
Mason
1/1
in the garden
in the tomb
in Gertrude's room
1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
1/1
As You Like It
The Winter's Tale
Lyrical Ballads
1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400
1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Brocklehurst
John Rivers
1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio
JANE EYRE was written in ....
1/1
Renaissance period
Victorian period
The Enlightenment
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
Victorian period
The Restoration
The Age of Reason
Romanticism
10/10 điểm
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
End
In JANE EYRE,Who took care of Bertha in Thornfield?

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
How much was Jane paid when she worked as a teacher in Moor House?
1/1
20 pounds a month
40 pounds a year
20 000 pounds a year

1/1
A. in the graveyard
In JANE EYRE, what is the name of the principal of LOWOOD school when Jane is first
sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst
How much did Jane Eyre inherit?

1/1
5000 pounds
3000 pounds
20 000 pounds

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance

1/1
Romaticism
Victorian period
Middle English
Renaissance

1/1
a. She is his ward.


0/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Renaissance
Romanticism
Victorian period
Where does Jane live when she is a teacher?

1/1
Gateshead
Ferndean
Thornfield
Moor House
Edmind Spencer belongs to
1/1
Victorian period
Romanticism
Renaissance
Old English period
"God give you one face and you make yourself another" is taken from....
1/1
Robinson Crusoe
Jane Eyre
Beowulf
Hamlet
Who said "Your noble son is mad"?

1/1
Claudius
Laertes
Polonius
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
John Reed
Mr Reed
Mrs Reed
John Eyre
Which was NOT written by Daniel Defoe?

1/1
Colonel Jack
Moll Flanders
Robinson Crusoe
Macbeth
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with in Gateshead at the beginning of the
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
"When we have shuffled off this mortal coil" is taken from

1/1
SONNET 116
SONNET 93
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE

1/1


1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
Who said "I love it, because I have kived in it a full and delightful life...I have not been
trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
"Consumed with that which it was nourish'd by" was taken from
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
SONNET 116
stories?
1/1

1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
1/1

1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
D. to spy on Hamlet
George Eliot belongs to

1/1
Romanticism
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
In HAMLET, WHo said "Step between her and her fighting soul"?
1/1
Claudius
Hamlet
King Hamlet
0/1

In JANE EYRE, Why did Jane's close friend in Lowood die?
1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1

C. He was mutinied
Why did Jane Eyre in JANE EYRE return to Thornfield after living in Moor House?
1/1

Which was NOT written by William Wordsworth?

1/1
The Prelude
Lyrical Ballads
The Tempest
Tintern Abbey
Who said "It would be wise to lock the door the moment you go to bed"?
1/1
Rochester
Mrs Fairfax
Mr Brocklehurst
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1

1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
Which character is described as "his hair was long and black, not curled like wool, his
forehead very high and large,.."?
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
How much champagne did the writer in THE LUNCHEON order for the woman?
1/1
one bottle
one glass
half a bottle
2 glasses

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
In THE LUNCHEON, what is the final plan of the writer to deal with the situation that he
did not have enough money to pay for the meal?
1/1
To borrow the woman

1/1


1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1


1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
1/1

1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
HAMLET was written in ....

1/1
Victorian period
Old English period
Renaissance period

1/1
Victorian period
Restoration
The Age of reason
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
d. He has lost an eye and a hand.

1/1

Captain Singleton
Cymbeline

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
The Age of Reason took interest in medieval subjects and settings.

1/1
TRue
False
1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
Cymbeline
Moll Flanders
The Winter's Tale

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
1/1
10
2
5
14
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

6/10 điểm
1/1
Irony pun
Paradox paradox
oxymoron antithesis
Euphemism oxymoron
"The school bell called us from

outside." is an example of
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
"Love, who needs you?" is an example

of
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
"Seven, you are my lucky number!" is an

example of
1/1
synecdoche
simile
apostrophe
euphemism
"It’s difficult for crabs to share because

they are shellfish." is an example of
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
"I must be cruel just to be kind" is an

example of
1/1
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
Which character is described as "his hair was long and black, not curled like wool,
his forehead very high and large,.."?
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
Mary Shelley belongs to

1/1
Victorian period
Restoration
Middle English
Romanticism
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
20 pounds a year
50 pounds a year
40 pounds a year

1/1

C. He was mutinied
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
In JANE EYRE, what is the name of the principal of LOWOOD school when Jane is
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1


1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
The Winter's Tale

Moll Flanders
Roxana
The Professor
1/1

1/1


1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1


1/1
Roxana
The Tempest
Cymbeline

1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
The Enlightenment
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1
one bottle
one glass
half a bottle
2 glasses

1/1
The Age of Reason

Victorian period
Renaissance
Middle English

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
Renaissance
The Enlightenment
Victorian period
Romanticism

1/1


1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
Othello
The Tempest
1/1

commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
Claudius
Laertes
Polonius
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
D. to spy on Hamlet
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
To borrow the woman


1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
stories?
1/1

He travelled often, selling such goods as wine and wool, but was rarely out of debt.
He is....
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Somerset Maugham

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1


1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis

1/1


1/1
1601
450
700
1845
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
d. He has lost his eyesight
WHo left JAne Eyre a fortune?

1/1
Mr Reed
Mrs Reed
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre
Romanticism sought to free itself from the rules and standards of the 18th century
literature.
1/1
True
False
1/1
Claudius
Hamlet
the ghost
Polonius
Who is one servant in Gateshead in JANE EYRE?

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha
What is NOT a geographical name where the story in JANE EYRE take place?
1/1
Lowood
Haworth
Ferndean
Who said "I love it, because I have kived in it a full and delightful life...I have not
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
The Enlightenment was a time of territorial exploration and discovery.

1/1
True
False

1/1

Lyrical Ballads
Cymbeline
1/1

1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
"Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks" is taken from
1/1
SONNET 73
SONNET 93
SONNET 116
HAMLET
1/1
Robinson Crusoe
Jane Eyre
Beowulf
Hamlet

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
a. She is his ward.


10 of 10 points
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
"The carpenters left the bench completely unfinished." is an example of

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
"Seven, you are my lucky number!" is an example of

1/1
synecdoche
simile
apostrophe
euphemism

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
"She loves him more than life itself." is an example of

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
"The old man is getting thin on top" is an example of
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
1601
450
700
1845
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since,"
said he, "and for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look
you had in your eyes two minutes since, you rat!"
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
John Eyre
John Reed
Mrs Reed

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
Romanticism
Renaissance
Victorian period
The Restoration
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1
1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
How much Jane Eyre was paid for a year when she worked for Mr Rochester?
1/1
25 pounds
20 pounds
20 thousand pounds
30 pounds
1/1
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
"I mused on the disgusting and ugly appearance of him who would presently
deal it." is taken from
1/1
THE LUNCHEON
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
The Restoration
The Enlightenment
The Renaissance
1/1
joy
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
How long did Jane Eyre live in Lowood?
1/1
12 years
10 years
8 years
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane and Mr. Rochester
stay together as a couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is
locked up and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
1/1
Renaissance
Victorian period
Romanticism
Middle English
1/1
Lyrical Ballads
Tintern Abbey
The Professor
The Prelude
1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio
1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1

1/1
1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
Rosamond
Bessie
1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Romanticism
1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
a. She is his ward.
1/1
D. The White Devil
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
How much money did the writer in THE LUNCHEON leave for the waiter as a
tip?
1/1
28 francs
80 francs
3 francs
What is the name of the pub where the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales gather
to begin their journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
Why did Jane Eyre in JANE EYRE return to Thornfield after living in Moore
House?
1/1
In JANE EYRE, When the wedding ceremony is taking place in the church,
who appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
What is Jane's name when she lives in Moor House?
1/1
Jane Elizabeth
Jane Ellen
Jane Elliot
Jane Elsa
In JANE EYRE, Whom does Rochester blame the bizarre behavior on at

Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
Love's Labor's Lost
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes
1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
"and pulling my glass I looked, and saw plainly the place where they had been"
is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
THE LUNCHEON
ROBINSON CRUSOE
A HAUNTED HOUSE
1/1
Captain Singleton
Paradise Lost
Moll Flanders
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
A. in the graveyard

Romaticism focuses on the rules derived from authority.
1/1
True
False
1/1
Macbeth
Roxana
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
Who supported the American Revolution and the French Revolution?
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Charlotte Bronte
William Wordsworth
1/1
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
How much did Jane Eyre inherit from her uncle?
1/1
5,000 pounds
20,000 pounds
30,000 pounds
Which was NOT written by SHakespeare?
1/1
Cymbeline
The WInter's Tale

The Tempest
In JANE EYRE, When Mr. Rochester is entertaining his friends in Thornfield

with a party, who suddenly visits?
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

2/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
What item of Jane's clothing does Bertha Mason rip one night?
1/1
A. Her corset
B. Her stockings
C. Her wedding veil
D. Her bonnet
1/1


1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1


1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands

1/1
a. Renaissance
b. The Age of Reason
c. The Elizabethan Age
d. The Restoration
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611

1/1
The Prelude
Cymbeline
Macbeth
stories?
1/1


1/1

B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet
1/1


1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
What did Mrs. Reed promise her dying husband?

1/1
A. To find Jane suitable foster parents

B. To love Jane as one of her own children
C. To put Jane in a suitable orphanage
D. To give Jane an equal share of their fortune

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since," said
he, "and for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look you had
in your eyes two minutes since, you rat!"
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
George Gordon Byron

Daniel Defoe
George Eliot
William Shakespeare

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
Who said "I must be cruel to be kind".

1/1
A. Laertes
B. Ophelia
C. Gertrude
D. Hamlet

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
In HAMLET, The ghost is first spotted

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
a. Victorian period
b. Middle English
d. Romanticism
In JANE EYRE, Who is Jane’s friend who dies in her arms?

1/1
a. Georgiana
b. Eliza
c. Helen
d. Alice

1/1

Scare off Hrothgar

1/1

C. He was mutinied
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
Restoration sought to free itself from the rules and standards of the 18th century
literature.
1/1
a. True
b. False
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
The CanterburyTales was written around 1387 and published in 1400.

1/1
True
False

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1


1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Mr Reed
John Eyre
Mrs Reed
Mrs Fairfax
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400
1/1

1/1

Lord Tennyson belongs to

1/1
A. (A) The Restoration

B. (B) Victorian period
C. (C) The Enlightenment
D. (D) None of the above is correct

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
He was ....
1/1
Somerset Maugham
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
In BEOWULF, What is the name of the best warrior of Beowulf?

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
How much money does the writer in THE LUNCHEON leave as a tip in the
restaurant?
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 7 francs
D. none of the above is correct
In HAMLET, What is the name of the play Hamlet stages for Claudius?
1/1

D. The White Devil

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
The Renaissance began in France during the 14th century and extended to England
at least past the middle of the 17th century.
1/1
True
False
Where is Beowulf from?

1/1
Sweden
Germany
Geatland
Ireland

1/1
a. Roxana
b. Lyrical Ballads
c. The Winter's Tale
d. The World Is Too Much With Us
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1


1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1


1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1


1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
a. A Midsummer Night's Dream

b. Tintern Abbey
c. Colonel Jack
d. King Lear

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

8/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
A. Laertes
B. Ophelia
C. Gertrude
D. Hamlet
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
a. Victorian period
b. Middle English
d. Romanticism

1/1
1601
450
700
1845
1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
True
False
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
Cymbeline
Othello
Macbeth
Moll Flanders

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
a. Georgiana
b. Eliza
c. Helen
d. Alice

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1

1/1


1/1

Scare off Hrothgar

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
restaurant?
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 7 francs

1/1

b. Tintern Abbey
c. Colonel Jack
d. King Lear

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
George Gordon Byron

Daniel Defoe
George Eliot
William Shakespeare

1/1

1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
literature.
0/1
a. True
b. False
1/1


1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
Sweden
Germany
Geatland
Ireland
1/1

D. The White Devil
1/1
True
False
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1


1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1

B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
a. Roxana
b. Lyrical Ballads

1/1
The Prelude
Cymbeline
Macbeth

1/1

C. He was mutinied
Dryden was the most influential writer of the Restoration writing various literary
forms.
1/1
True
False

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning
stories?
1/1


1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1
a. Renaissance
d. The Restoration
Why does Gertrude believe that Hamlet is mad?

1/1
A. Because he killed Polonius

B. Because he attacks her
C. Because he is making accusations against Claudius
D. Because he appears to be talking to himself

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1

c. In India
d. In London
1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1


1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
Hamlet is a....
1/1
king
prince
fool
princess

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands

0/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
He was ....
1/1
Somerset Maugham
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1


1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
A. Her corset
B. Her stockings
C. Her wedding veil
D. Her bonnet

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
0/1


1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance

7/10 điểm
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1

B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet

1/1
Mr Reed
John Eyre
Mrs Reed
Mrs Fairfax
1/1

1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
Hamlet is a....
1/1
king
prince
fool
princess

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
He was ....
1/1
Somerset Maugham
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1


1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1
True
False
1/1

c. In India
d. In London
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
The Prelude
Cymbeline
Macbeth

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1

b. Tintern Abbey
c. Colonel Jack
d. King Lear

1/1

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
True
False

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
literature.
1/1
a. True
b. False

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611

1/1


1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
A. Laertes
B. Ophelia
C. Gertrude
D. Hamlet

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1


1/1

Scare off Hrothgar

1/1
a. Roxana
b. Lyrical Ballads
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
George Gordon Byron

Daniel Defoe
George Eliot
William Shakespeare
1/1

stories?
1/1

1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
Who did Daniel Defoe take inspiration from for his Robinson Crusoe?
0/1
A. A hobo
B. A businessman
C. A German sailor
D. None of the above is correct

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1


1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
restaurant?
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 7 francs

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
Dryden was the most influential writer of the Restoration writing various literary
forms.
1/1
True
False
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
A. Her corset
B. Her stockings
C. Her wedding veil
D. Her bonnet
1/1


1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
a. Victorian period
b. Middle English
d. Romanticism

1/1
Sweden
Germany
Geatland
Ireland

1/1


1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
Cymbeline
Othello
Macbeth
Moll Flanders

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
1/1

D. The White Devil
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
Why does Gertrude believe that Hamlet is mad?

0/1
A. Because he killed Polonius

B. Because he attacks her
C. Because he is making accusations against Claudius
D. Because he appears to be talking to himself

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1


1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
a. Renaissance
d. The Restoration
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1


1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
a. Georgiana
b. Eliza
c. Helen
d. Alice

9/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
stories?
1/1


1/1

In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is locked
up and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room

1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1


1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672

1/1
MArch
February
September
April

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1712
1612
1719

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1


1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
A sonnet has ......

1/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1

1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
a. She is his ward.

In HAMLET, how many characters died in the last scene?

1/1
1
2
9
4
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
Make his tools

Grow plantations
Domesticate animals
1/1


1/1
Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
D. The White Devil

1/1
King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
happy
astonished
startled
excited

1/1
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
1/1

1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
Charlotte Bronte
In JANE EYRE, what did the principal of Lowood do to humiliate Jane in her first
class there?
1/1


1/1
deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1

By witchcraft
1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
educated
independent
patient
shallow
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
To forget her past

To cheat St John

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Romantic period
Victorian Age
the Enlightenment
Old English period

1/1

1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1

Paradise Lost
Othello

1/1
Hamlet
Horatio
Claudius
Laertes
Who said "I have talked, face to face, with what I reverence, with what I delight in,
with an original a vigorous, an expended mind."?
1/1
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Hamlet
Robinson Crusoe
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

5/10 điểm
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
man."?
1/1
Laertes
Old Hamlet
Hamlet

1/1


1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
1/1
Jane Elizabeth
John Eyre
Jane Elsa
1/1

A sonnet has ......

···/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1

1/1


1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1

joy
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1


1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1

D. The White Devil

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
154
38
10
24

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38

1/1

C. He was mutinied
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1

By witchcraft

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1
Gateshead
Thornfield
Haworth
Ferndean
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1

1/1


1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
bury it
bring it to Hygelac

1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
a. She is his ward.

commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Mr Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre
"He pointed exactly to the place, and showed me the marks that he had made to
find them again". Where is this taken from?
1/1
JANE EYRE
BEOWULF
HAMLET

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all

1/1
A. (A) Hamlet
B. (B) Laertes
C. (C) Polonius
D. (D) Claudius

1/1
Horatio
Laertes
C. Gertrude
D. Rosencrantz

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672

1/1


1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
1818
1066
1809
1719

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio

7/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
"Falling out of love is like losing weight. It’s a lot easier putting it on than
taking it off." is an example of

a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

C. He was mutinied

A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

passes out?
a. The red room
c. The green room

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1616
1564
1340
1660

a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity


a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since," said he, "and
for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look you had in your eyes two
minutes since, you rat!"?
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed

1/1
MArch
February
September
April
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1712
1612
1719

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1


1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
A sonnet has ......

1/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1

least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."?
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1601
450
700
1845
1/1
a. She is his ward.


1
2
9
4
How much money does the writer in THE LUNCHEON have when he goes to the restaurant
with the woman?
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all

A. in the graveyard
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
Make his tools

Grow plantations
Domesticate animals
1/1


1/1
Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38
journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1

D. The White Devil

1/1
King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
happy
astonished
startled
excited
1/1
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
1/1

1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
Charlotte Bronte
In JANE EYRE, what did the principal of Lowood do to humiliate Jane in her first class
there?
1/1

1/1
deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1

By witchcraft

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
educated
independent
patient
shallow
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
To forget her past
To cheat St John

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Romantic period
Victorian Age
the Enlightenment
Old English period

1/1

In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane and Mr. Rochester stay together
as a couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
Paradise Lost
Othello

1/1
Hamlet
Horatio
Claudius
Laertes
Who said "I have talked, face to face, with what I reverence, with what I delight in, with an
original a vigorous, an expended mind."?
1/1
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Hamlet
Robinson Crusoe
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
Who said "But I have had my revenge at last. I do not believe that I am a vindictive man."?
1/1
Laertes
Old Hamlet
Hamlet

1/1

A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
c. In India
d. In London

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
1/1
Jane Elizabeth
John Eyre
Jane Elsa
1/1
A sonnet has ......

···/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines
their journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
1/1

1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
joy

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
D. The White Devil

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1
b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
154
38
10
24

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38

1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
By witchcraft

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid

1/1
Gateshead
Thornfield
Haworth
Ferndean
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
Who said this: "I love it, because I have lived in it a full and delightful life, — momentarily
at least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
1/1

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is locked up and
she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
as a couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
bury it
bring it to Hygelac

1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
a. She is his ward.
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Mr Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre
"He pointed exactly to the place, and showed me the marks that he had made to find them
again". Where is this taken from?
1/1
JANE EYRE
BEOWULF
HAMLET

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all

1/1
A. (A) Hamlet
B. (B) Laertes
C. (C) Polonius
D. (D) Claudius

1/1
Horatio
Laertes
C. Gertrude
D. Rosencrantz

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672

1/1

0/1
March
September
July
April

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance

1/1
1818
1066
1809
1719

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio

7/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
stories?
0/1


1/1

1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room
1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1


1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672

1/1
MArch
February
September
April

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
1712
1612
1719

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1


1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
A sonnet has ......

1/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1


1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
a. She is his ward.

1/1
Make his tools
Grow plantations
Domesticate animals
1/1


1/1
Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio

1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
D. The White Devil

1/1
King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid
1/1
happy
astonished
startled
excited
1/1
1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
Charlotte Bronte
class there?
1/1


1/1
deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
educated
independent
patient
shallow
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
To forget her past

To cheat St John

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Romantic period
Victorian Age
the Enlightenment
Old English period

1/1

1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1

Paradise Lost
Othello
with an original a vigorous, an expended mind."?
1/1
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Hamlet
Robinson Crusoe
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
man."?
1/1
Laertes
Old Hamlet
Hamlet
1/1

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1

c. In India
d. In London
1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France
1/1
Jane Elizabeth
John Eyre
Jane Elsa
1/1

A sonnet has ......
···/1
20 lines
10 lines
14 lines
0/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
1/1

1/1

1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes
1/1

joy
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
1601
450
700
1845
1/1

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1

D. The White Devil
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
1/1
154
38
10
24
1/1
a. 120
b. 20
c. 24
d. 38

1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1

By witchcraft
1/1
the writer
the woman
the maid
1/1
Gateshead
Thornfield
Haworth
Ferndean
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
1/1

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
bury it
bring it to Hygelac

1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
a. She is his ward.

commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
Mr Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre
"He pointed exactly to the place, and showed me the marks that he had made to find
them again". Where is this taken from?
1/1
JANE EYRE
BEOWULF
HAMLET
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731
1/1
A. 28 francs
B. 80 francs
C. 76 francs
D. no money at all
1/1
A. (A) Hamlet
B. (B) Laertes
C. (C) Polonius
D. (D) Claudius
1/1
Horatio
Laertes
C. Gertrude
D. Rosencrantz
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
Who was a humourist in English literature?
1/1
Shakespeare
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
Charlotte Bronte
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
a. 1564
b. 1616
c. 1612
d. 1672
1/1

0/1
March
September
July
April
1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
1/1
1818
1066
1809
1719
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
0/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
0/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
In THE LUNCHEON, what is the final plan of the writer to deal with the situation
that he did not have enough money to pay for the meal?
1/1
To borrow the woman
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
death
uncertainty
corruption
capitalism

1/1
Who helped establish a school for young girls so that Jane Eyre can teach when
she lives in Moor House?
1/1
Mr Reed
John Reed
Mr Oliver
Mrs Fairfax

1/1
C. He was mutinied

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
Bessie
George

1/1
A. in the graveyard
Romanticism literature in England emphasized reason and feelings.

1/1
True
False
1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
Old English period
The Enlightenment
When does Robinson Crusoe board the ship to return to England?

1/1
1616
1721
1686
Noen of the above is correct

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
1/1
c. In India
d. In London

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
1572
1589
1601
1611

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
stories?
1/1

1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance period

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
0/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
Who does Robinson Crusoe go with on his first voyage?

1/1
His mother
his pet
his friend
alone

1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play
1/1

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet

1/1
Victorian period
The Age of Reason

1/1
King Lear
Macbeth
Colonel jack
Othello

1/1

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with at Gateshead at the beginning of
the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
Where does Robinson Crusoe go to in his first voyage?

1/1
Cuba
London
Brazil
New York

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
a. She is his ward.

Renaissance period
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
Polonius
Laertes
Claudius
All of the above
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem

1/1
The Age of Reason
The Renaissance
Romanticism
Restoration
1/1
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
By witchcraft
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane lives with Adele and
Mrs. Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
personification
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
apostrophe
In JANE EYRE, Who left Jane Eyre a fortune?

1/1
Mr Reed
John Reed
Mr John Eyre
Mrs Fairfax
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1

1/1
Victorian period
Romanticism
Renaissance
Old English period

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1

1/1
Gateshead
Ferndean
Thornfield
Moor House

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
1/1
one bottle
one glass
half a bottle
2 glasses
1/1
c. In India
d. In London

1/1
a. She is his ward.

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
1/1

1/1
b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
1/1
To borrow the woman

1/1
stories?
1/1
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with in Gateshead at the beginning of
the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
C. He was mutinied

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
D. to spy on Hamlet

1/1
Colonel Jack
Moll Flanders
Robinson Crusoe
Macbeth

1/1
Romaticism
Victorian period
Middle English
Renaissance

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
SONNET 116

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance

1/1
Claudius
Laertes
Polonius

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1
Captain Singleton
Cymbeline

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
Romanticism
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
1/1

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
Mrs. Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood

1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play
1/1
Rochester
Mrs Fairfax
Mr Brocklehurst

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
Victorian period
Old English period
Renaissance period
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed
1/1
Robinson Crusoe
Jane Eyre
Beowulf
Hamlet
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
1/1
1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
Macbeth
King Lear
Colonel Jack

10/10 điểm
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
synecdoche
simile
apostrophe
euphemism

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
Claudius
Laertes
Polonius

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
Macbeth
King Lear
Colonel Jack

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
SONNET 116
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet

Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
1/1

1/1
Victorian period
Old English period
Renaissance period

1/1
C. He was mutinied
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with in Gateshead at the beginning of
the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
stories?
1/1
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem
1/1

1/1

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
D. to spy on Hamlet

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1

1/1
a. She is his ward.

1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
To borrow the woman
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

8/10 điểm
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1

By witchcraft
1/1


1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
ROBINSON CRUSOE is a ....

1/1
short story
novel
play

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

Renaissance
Victorian period
Middle English

1/1
Romantic period
Victorian period
Renaissance
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
St John Rivers
Rochester
John Reed
Mason
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
Who ever joined in business before becoming a writer?

1/1
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Daniel Defoe

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
Othello
King Lear
Roxana
Romeo and Juliet

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow

1/1


1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1

appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
HAMLET was written in....

1/1
Victorian period
Elizabethan period
Old English period
In HAMLET, who said "Revenge should have no bounds."?

1/1
King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet
1/1

1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
Who advised Jane Eyre to lock the door when going to bed?
1/1
Mrs Reed
Mr Rochester
Mrs Fairfax
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1

1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
1712
1612
1719
Who said "I've grown used to you. I hope he won't scare you away."?
1/1
Mrs Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr Brocklehurst
Mrs Fairfax
stories?
0/1


1/1
Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
In HAMLET, which is NOT for Claudius?

1/1
deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

0/1
1
2
9
4
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
Who is Adele's mother?

1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Jane Eyre
Celine
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

0/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1


1/1
Romanticism
Victorian period
Middle English
Restoration
"The insolence of office and the spurns" is taken from

1/1
BEOWULF
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE
HAMLET

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
How long did Jane Eyre live in Lowood?

1/1
12 years
10 years
8 years

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
"It is the star to every wandering bark" is taken from

1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
THE LUNCHEON
SONNET 116

1/1
8
10
12
14
1/1

1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
educated
independent
patient
shallow

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1

b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield
The Age of Reason took inspiration from Roman authors.

1/1
True
False
10/10 điểm
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1

joy
1/1

1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1

C. He was mutinied
The Age of Reason strove for freedom.

0/1
True
False
Who left Jabe Eyre a fortune?

1/1
Mr Reed
John Reed
Mr Joh Eyre
Mrs Fairfax

1/1

D. The White Devil

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1


1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
"For some time he had fancied the obscurity clouding one eye was becoming less
dense" is taken from
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE

1/1
8
10
12
14
1/1


1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
in the garden
in the tomb
in Gertrude's room
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
SONNET 116
SONNET 93
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning

1/1
10 years
8 years
6 years

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
Victorian period
The Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1


1/1
the 7th century

the 6th century
the 8th century
the 5th century

1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Brocklehurst
John Rivers

1/1
Victorian period
Romaticism
The Restoration
Middle English

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1

Roxana
Othello
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
Mrs Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
Mrs Temple
1/1
Renaissance period
Victorian period
The Enlightenment

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1


1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
stories?
1/1

1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
154
38
10
24

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1

appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes

1/1

By witchcraft

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
Old English period

The Enlightenment
Victorian period

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
Victorian period
The Restoration
The Age of Reason
Romanticism

1/1
Middle English
Old English
The Age of Reason

1/1
Victorian period
The Age of Reason
Romaticism
Middle English

1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Charlotte Bronte
Daniel Defoe

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room

c. The green room
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1


1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
Who said "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since and for your
sneaking way of getting behind curtanins"?
1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Fairfax
Mason

1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio

1/1

1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

7/10 điểm
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism

1/1
A. in the graveyard
1/1
By witchcraft
1/1
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Charlotte Bronte
Daniel Defoe
1/1
joy
1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
154
38
10
24
1/1
1/1
1/1
Claudius
Horatio
Polonius
Laertes
1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
Victorian period
The Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
Old English period
The Enlightenment
Victorian period
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
8
10
12
14
1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
What is one of the reasons that the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales decided to tell stories?
1/1
1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
SONNET 116
SONNET 93
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
1/1
Middle English
Old English
The Age of Reason
1/1
the 7th century
the 6th century
the 8th century
the 5th century
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
Laertes
Claudius
Horatio
1/1
Roxana
Othello
1/1
Horatio
Laertes
Gertrude
Polonius
1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
passes out?
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1
A. poison
B. fencing
C. hanging
D. drowning
Before Geoffrey Chaucer, poets living in England wrote in Italian or Latin.
1/1
True
False
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
Mrs Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
Mrs Temple
"For some time he had fancied the obscurity clouding one eye was becoming less dense" is
taken from
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
JANE EYRE
1/1
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
Victorian period
Romaticism
The Restoration
Middle English
journey?
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table
1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
as a couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
1/1
Victorian period
The Age of Reason
Romaticism
Middle English
1/1
10 years
8 years
6 years
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
D. The White Devil
1/1
1601
450
1485
1066
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since," said he, "and
for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look you had in your eyes two
minutes since, you rat!"
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
a. She is his ward.
1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
least. I have not been trampled on. I have not been petrified."
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
Who said "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since and for your
sneaking way of getting behind curtanins"?
1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Fairfax
Mason
1/1
in the garden
in the tomb
in Gertrude's room
1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
1/1
As You Like It
The Winter's Tale
Lyrical Ballads
1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400
1/1
John Reed
Rochester
Brocklehurst
John Rivers
1/1
Ophelia
Polonius
Gertrude
Horatio
1/1
Renaissance period
Victorian period
The Enlightenment
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
Victorian period
The Restoration
The Age of Reason
Romanticism
10/10 điểm
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun
1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe
1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
n JANE EYRE, When does Mr. Rochester declare his love to Jane?
1/1
1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back
1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
1/1
Who said "I must be cruel to be kind"?
1/1
Claudius
Polonius
Hamlet
Laertes
"I appeared very angry, expressed my abhorrence of it, made as of I would
vomit at the thoughts of it, and beckoned with my hand..." is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
A HAUNTED HOUSE
ROBINSON CRUSOE
THE LUNCHEON
1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the girl whom Jane Eyre tutored in
Thornfield?
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
How much money did Jane Eyre inherit?
1/1
5,000 pounds
30,000 pounds
50,000 pounds
Mrs. Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid
1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
A. in the graveyard
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
"I was not content with this discovery, but having now more courage, and
consequently more curiosity, I took ..." is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
ROBINSON CRUSOE
THE LUNCHEON
1/1
Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
Victorian period
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
Moll Flanders
Tintern Abbey
Roxana
In THE LUNCHEON, what is the final plan of the writer to deal with the
situation that he did not have enough money to pay for the meal?
1/1
To borrow the woman
1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play
Who said this: "That is for your impudence in answering mama awhile since,"
said he, "and for your sneaking way of getting behind curtains, and for the look
you had in your eyes two minutes since, you rat!"
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
death
uncertainty
corruption
capitalism
1/1
1601
450
700
1845
1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660
1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed
In JANE EYRE, When Mr. Rochester is entertaining his friends in Thornfield
with a party, who suddenly visits?
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
Lyrical Ballads
I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud
When We Two Parted
Tintern Abbey
Who said "I love it, because I have kived in it a full and delightful life...I have
not been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
1/1
C. He was mutinied
1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
What is one of the reasons that the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales decided to
tell stories?
1/1
1/1
Polonius
Laertes
Claudius
All of the above
Who loves St John Rivers but he does not love her?
1/1
Blanche Ingram
Bertha
Rosamond Oliver
Jane Eyre
1/1
John Reed
St John
Mrs Reed
1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the place where Jane and Mr. Rochester
stay together as a couple?
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with at Gateshead at the beginning
of the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet
In JANE EYRE, When the wedding ceremony is taking place in the church,
who appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
1/1
JANE EYRE was written in....

1/1
Renaissance period
Victorian period
The Enlightenment

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
In JANE EYRE, What is the name of the room at Gateshead where Jane is
locked up and she passes out?
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
In BEOWULF, Who built Heorot?
1/1
Wealththeow
Hrothgar
Unferth
Grendel
1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
Why did Jane Eyre in JANE EYRE return to Thornfield after living in Moor
House?
1/1
1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
1/1
By witchcraft
1/1
1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance
1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
1/1
1/1
Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
a. She is his ward.
1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1
Victorian period
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
Middle English
8/10 điểm
1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
personification
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
synecdoche
simile
paradox
euphemism
1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
"Falling out of love is like losing weight. It’s a lot easier putting it on than
taking it off." is an example of
1/1
metonymy
pun
simile
euphemism
1/1
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
Polonius
Laertes
Claudius
All of the above

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel

1/1
Lyrical Ballads
I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud
When We Two Parted
Tintern Abbey
"I was not content with this discovery, but having now more courage, and
consequently more curiosity, I took ..." is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
ROBINSON CRUSOE
THE LUNCHEON

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
1/1

1/1
Wealththeow
Hrothgar
Unferth
Grendel
Mrs. Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood

1/1
Moll Flanders
Tintern Abbey
Roxana
1/1
To borrow the woman

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
stories?
1/1

1/1
Who said "I must be cruel to be kind"?

1/1
Claudius
Polonius
Hamlet
Laertes

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
C. He was mutinied

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
Who loves St John Rivers but he does not love her?

1/1
Blanche Ingram
Bertha
Rosamond Oliver
Jane Eyre

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
"I appeared very angry, expressed my abhorrence of it, made as of I would vomit at
the thoughts of it, and beckoned with my hand..." is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
A HAUNTED HOUSE
ROBINSON CRUSOE
THE LUNCHEON
1/1

1/1
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican
the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1
a. She is his ward.

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance

1/1

1/1
1/1

1/1
death
uncertainty
corruption
capitalism

1/1
Renaissance
Romanticism
Middle English
Victorian period
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room
Romaticism took inspiration from classical Greek and Roman authors.

1/1
True
False

1/1
The Taming of the Shrew
Captian Singleton
Colonel Jack
Moll Flanders

1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play
1/1

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
1/1
c. In India
d. In London

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English
1/1
Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
JANE EYRE was written in....

1/1
Renaissance period
Victorian period
The Enlightenment

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
By witchcraft
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN
How much money did Jane Eyre inherit?

1/1
5,000 pounds
30,000 pounds
50,000 pounds

10/10 điểm
1/1
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
"Falling out of love is like losing weight. It’s a lot easier putting it on than taking it
off." is an example of
1/1
metonymy
pun
simile
euphemism

1/1
synecdoche
simile
paradox
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
personification
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron
ROBINSON CRUSOE is a ....

1/1
short story
novel
play

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
In HAMLET, which is NOT for Claudius?

1/1
deceitful
corrupt
shallow
jealous

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
Who said " I'll teach you to rummage by bookshelves"?

0/1
A. Rochester
B. John Reed
C. Brocklehurst

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
with an original a vigorous, an expanded mind"?
1/1
Robinson Crusoe
Hamlet
Jane Eyre
the writer in THE LUNCHEON
the novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
Laertes
Hamlet
Horatio

1/1
a. She is his ward.
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart
1/1
10
2
5
14
1/1
Hamlet
Fairfax
Grace Poole
Rochester
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
………………
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
1/1
a. The red room
c. The green room

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
1/1
1/1
1/1
happy
astonished
startled
excited
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
How much money does Jane inherit?

1/1
5,000 punds
20,000 pounds
30,000 pounds
class there?
1/1
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
How much was Jane Eyre paid when she worked for Mr Rochester?
1/1
20 pounds a year
20 pounds a month
30 pounds a month

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
The Elizabethan Age
The Renaissance

1/1
St John Rivers
Rochester
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed

1/1
ROmanticism
Restoration
Victorian period
The Age of Reason

1/1
educated
independent
patient
shallow

Thornfield?
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Which is NOT written by SHakespeare?

1/1
a. The Two Gentlemen of Verona
b. Othello
c. Captain Singleton
d. Cymbeline

1/1
B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him
Who belongs to The Restoration?

1/1
Samuel Richardson
Oscar Wilde
William Shakespeare
John Milton
who left Jane Eyre a fortune?

1/1
John Eyre
John Reed
Mrs Reed
St John

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
Mary Shelley belongs to

1/1
Victorian period
Romanticism
Restoration
Middle English

1/1
Sword
Gun
knife
bare hands

1/1
King Lear
Roxana
The Winter's Tale

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
C. He was mutinied

1/1
Victorian period
The Restoration
The Englightenment
Middle English

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
Charles Dickens was a poet in Middle English.

1/1
True
False
Shakespeare built The Lord Chamberlain's Men.

1/1
True
False

1/1
B. Old Fortinbras
C. Claudius
D. Old Hamlet
In JANE EYRE, why did Jane change her name after running away from
Thornfield?
1/1
To forget her past
To cheat St John

1/1
9
2
3
4
In JANE EYRE, Where does Jane live after Gateshead?

1/1
b. Redding School
c. Lowood School
d. Chesterfield

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
Who did belonged to Victorian period?

1/1
Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
Daniel Defoe
George Eliot
1/1
c. In India
d. In London
1/1
1/1
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
"he pointed exactly to the place, and showed me the marks that he had made to
find them again". Where is this taken from?
1/1
A. (A) ROBINSON CRUSOE
B. (B) JANE EYRE
C. (C) THE LUNCHEON
D. (D) HAMLET
Who wrote THE PROFESSOR?

1/1
A. Daniel Defoe
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. Shakespeare
D. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
A. in the graveyard
Who did NOT belong to Romanticism?

1/1
George Gordon Byron
Walter Scott
Samuel Richardson
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
William Wordsworth belongs to ....

1/1
a. Renaissance period
b. Old English period
c. Romantic period
d. Middle English period

1/1
1564
1816
1340
1731

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
King Hamlet
Claudius
Laertes
Hamlet

1/1
D. The White Devil

1/1
a. 1965
b. 1874
c. 1612
d. 1400

2/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1


1/1


1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
Mr Reed
Mrs Reed
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1

1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1


1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1


1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1


1/1

C. He was mutinied
stories?
1/1


1/1
Renaissance
The Enlightenment
Victorian period
Romanticism

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
The Enlightenment was a time of territorial exploration and discovery.

0/1
True
False
1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her
1/1
The Age of Reason

Victorian period
Renaissance
Middle English
He is....
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Somerset Maugham

1/1
1601
450
700
1845

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
The Enlightenment
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1


1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
Who helped establish a school for Jane Eyre to teach?

1/1
John Reed
John Eyre
Mr Reed
Mr Oliver
1/1
SONNET 73
SONNET 93
SONNET 116
HAMLET
1/1

appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
0/1
one bottle
one glass
half a bottle
2 glasses
1/1
Lowood
Haworth
Ferndean

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1
20 pounds a year
50 pounds a year
40 pounds a year
1/1
To borrow the woman


1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1

1/1

1/1


1/1
short story
novel
Poem
play

1/1
Shooting him
Tearing his arm off
Being nice to him

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1


1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet
1/1

c. In India
d. In London

1/1
A. Protestant
B. Anglican
C. Catholic
D. High Anglican

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1


1/1
Cymbeline
The Tempest
Moll Flanders

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius
Who loves St John but he does not love her?

1/1
Blanche Ingram
Bertha
Rosamond Oliver
Bessie
1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
The Englightenment
Romaticism
The Renaissance
The Restoration
stories?
1/1


1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1


1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed

1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1


1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
"and pulling out my glass I looked, and saw plainly the place where they had been"
is taken from
1/1
JANE EYRE
THE LUNCHEON
ROBINSON CRUSOE
1/1
10
2
5
14

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
John Milton
Jane Austen
Robert Browning
George Gordon Byron

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac
1/1
Tintern Abbey
Lyrical Ballads
Roxana
I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
1601
450
700
1845
Who left JAne Eyre a fortune?

1/1
Mr Reed
Mr Rochester
Mr John Eyre
Mr Briggs

1/1
Polonius
Laertes
Claudius
All of the above
"Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken" is taken from

1/1
SONNET 93
HAMLET
THE WORLD IS TOO MUCH WITH US

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance
Romanticism sought to free it self from the rules and standards of the 18th century
literature.
1/1
True
False
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood

1/1
Sweden
Germany
Geatland
Ireland

1/1
Wealththeow
Hrothgar
Unferth
Grendel

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
1/1
To borrow the woman

1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
death
uncertainty
corruption
capitalism

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet

1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1
Romanticism
Victorian period
Middle English
The Restoration
1/1

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

10/10 điểm
1/1
personification
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor
1/1
synecdoche
simile
paradox
euphemism

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile
"Falling out of love is like losing weight. It’s a lot easier putting it on than taking it
off." is an example of
1/1
metonymy
pun
simile
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1

Captain Singleton
Cymbeline

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
John Reed
Mr Reed
Mrs Reed
John Eyre

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed
1/1
Claudius
Hamlet
King Hamlet

1/1
Macbeth
King Lear
Colonel Jack

1/1
Victorian period
Restoration
The Age of reason
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
D. to spy on Hamlet

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
Gateshead
Ferndean
Thornfield
Moor House
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
SONNET 116
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
In JANE EYRE, With whom does Jane live with in Gateshead at the beginning of the
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
1/1


1/1
Claudius
Laertes
Polonius
1/1

c. In India
d. In London
1/0What is NOT a theme in HAMLET?

1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet
1/1

1/1
one bottle
one glass
half a bottle
2 glasses

1/1
Renaissance
Romanticism
Victorian period

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
20 pounds a month
40 pounds a year
20 000 pounds a year

1/1
Romaticism
Victorian period
Middle English
Renaissance
"When we have shuffled off this mortal coil" is taken from
1/1
SONNET 116
SONNET 93
HAMLET
ROBINSON CRUSOE
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1
Cymbeline
Moll Flanders
The Winter's Tale

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1


1/1
The Prelude
Lyrical Ballads
The Tempest
Tintern Abbey
1/1
Rochester
Mrs Fairfax
Mr Brocklehurst
1/1
To borrow the woman


1/1


1/1
Romanticism
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period

1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis
1/1
SONNET 73
SONNET 93
SONNET 116
HAMLET
1/1
Robinson Crusoe
Jane Eyre
Beowulf
Hamlet

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period
He travelled often, selling such goods as wine and wool. He is .....

1/1
Shakespeare
Somerset Maugham
Daniel Defoe
stories?
1/1


1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude
1/1


1/1
Colonel Jack
Moll Flanders
Robinson Crusoe
Macbeth
How much did Jane Eyre inherit?

1/1
5000 pounds
3000 pounds
20 000 pounds

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost

1/1

1/1
A. in the graveyard
1/1

1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1
Victorian period
Old English period
Renaissance period

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
Victorian period
Romanticism
Renaissance
Old English period
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed
1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1


1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
The Age of Reason took interest in medieval subjects and settings.

1/1
TRue
False

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

10/10 điểm
1/1
synecdoche
simile
apostrophe
euphemism
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole
stories?
1/1

1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1

c. In India
d. In London
1/1
a teacher
a tutor
a maid

1/1

C. He was mutinied

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
King Lear
The Winter's Tale
The Tempest
Colonel Jack

1/1
A. 18 years
B. 20 years
C. 28 years
D. 32 years

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
A. Mrs. Fairfax
B. Mrs. Grace Poole
C. Blanche Ingram
D. Mrs. Reed
1/1
To borrow the woman

What is NOT a theme in ROBINSON CRUSOE?

1/1
Progress
Civilization
Revenge
Self reliance
1/1


1/1
heroism
death
revenge
greed
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax

1/1
1616
1564
1340
1660

1/1


1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity

1/1
The Professor
Lyrical Ballads
Love's Labor's Lost
Moll Flanders
1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House

1/1

Captain Singleton
Paradise Lost

1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
Middle English

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
Samuel Richardson
Oscar Wilde
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare
1/1

commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius

1/1
Cymbeline
Roxana
Othello
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason

1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William SHakespeare
William Wordsworth

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia
How much was Jane paid when she was teaching in Moor House?
1/1
20 pounds a year
40 pounds a year
30 pounds a week
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty
1/1
a. Duck Inn
b. Tabard Inn
c. Open Table

1/1

The Prelude
Tintern Abbey

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
What is the relationship between Jane Eyre and St John Rivers?
1/1
siblings
cousins
spouses

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1

"That on the ashes of his youth doth lie" is taken from

1/1
HAMLET
SONNET 73
SONNET 116
1/1


1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance
Restoration
Middle English

1/1
A. (A) Copenhagen
B. (B) Oxford
C. (C) Wittenberg
D. (D) Stuttgart

1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown

1/1
Victorian period
Renaissance
The Age of Reason
Romanticism

1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1


1/1

B. to kill Hamletto
Romanticism took inspiration from classical Greek and Roman authors.

1/1
True
False
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Reed
Mrs Grace Poole

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. Claudius
c. Gertrude
d. King Hamlet

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
Who belongs to Renaissance?

1/1
a. Daniel Defoe
b. Shakespeare
c. Geoffrey Chaucer
d. Charlotte Bronte

1/1
A. in the graveyard
Who is one servant in Gateshead?

1/1
Fairfax
Grace Poole
George
Bessie
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele
1/1
Jane Eyre
Mrs Reed
Blanche Ingram
John Reed

1/1
A. England
B. Germany
C. Luxembourg
D. France

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery
1/1
by bus
by motorbike
on foot
by car
Which was written by William Wordsworth?

1/1
The Tempest
The Prelude
What is the other name of the Renaissance?

1/1

appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
Daniel Defoe
Charlotte Bronte
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer

1/1


1/1
A. a string quartet
B. Hamlet crying
C. a cock's crow
In HAMLET, Claudius poisoned....

1/1
Ophelia
Old Hamlet
Hamlet
Gertrude

1/1
John Reed
Mr Reed
Mr Oliver
John Eyre

1/1

Scare off Hrothgar

10/10 điểm
1/1
pun
paradox
apostrophe
simile

1/1
litotes
metaphor
personification
apostrophe

1/1
Metonymy
euphemism
synecdoche
metaphor

1/1
metaphor
synecdoche
metonymy
pun

1/1
Irony
Paradox
oxymoron
Euphemism

1/1
metonymy
pun
hyperbole
euphemism

1/1
metaphor
simile
personification
apostrophe

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

1/1
synecdoche
simile
metaphor
euphemism

1/1
paradox
oxymoron
antithesis
metaphor
1/1

1/1


1/1
poor people
singers
police
senators
1/1
Bertha
Blanche Ingram
Bessie
Adele

1/1
1601
450
1485
1066

1/1
Mr Reed
Mrs Reed
Mr Briggs
Mr John Eyre

1/1
Hrothgar
Wiglaf
Hygelac
Grendel
novel?
1/1
a. Her parents
b. Mr. Rochester
c. Mrs. Fairfax
BEOWULF is a ....
1/1
short story
novel
sonnet
poem

1/1

Romanticism
The Enlightenment
The Modern Age
1/1
a. Blanche Ingram
b. Mrs. Fairfax
c. Mason
1/1

1/1
a. His manservant
b. Blanche Ingram
c. Grace Poole
d. Sarah Reed

1/1
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius

1/1
a. Hamlet
b. King Hamlet
c. Gertrude

1/1
CLaudius
Gertrude
Hamlet
Polonius

1/1
A. Russia
B. a castle
C. a bakery
D. a nunnery

1/1
a. Mr. Mason
b. Mrs. Reed
c. Mr. Reed
d. Bertha

1/1
a. She is his ward.


1/1
in the leg
in the neck
in the arm
in the back

1/1


1/1
in a camp
in a port
in a lair
in a tent

1/1
The Elizabethan Age

The Renaissance

1/1
Mrs. Fairfax
Mrs Grace Poole
Bessie
Bertha

1/1
a. Love
b. Marriage
c. Religion
d. Capitalism
1/1


1/1
A. mourning clothes
C. royal robes
D. the crown
first sent there?
1/1
Mrs. Temple
Mrs. Fairfax
George
Mr. Brocklehurst
1/1
a. He has typhus.
c. He has a limp.

1/1


1/1

C. He was mutinied
stories?
1/1


1/1
Renaissance
The Enlightenment
Victorian period
Romanticism

1/1
A. North Africa
B. West Africa
C. England
D. Brazil
1/1

Leave her to Heaven
Kill her

1/1
The Age of Reason

Victorian period
Renaissance
Middle English
He is....
1/1
Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Somerset Maugham

1/1
1601
450
700
1845
1/1
A. in the graveyard

1/1
Renaissance
Restoration
Victorian period
The Enlightenment
1/1
a. Tidiness
b. Saving time
c. Modesty
d. Honesty

1/1
Old English
The Age of Reason
Middle English
Victorian period

1/1
A. gout
B. melancholy
C. schizophrenia
D. dyslexia

1/1


1/1
a. Reputation
b. Heroism
c. Generosity
commission?
1/1
Italy
England
India
Denmark
1/1
King Hamlet
Horatio
Gertrude
Hamlet
1/1
a. Thornfield
b. Gateshead
c. Ferndean
d. Moor House
Fairfax?
1/1
Ferndean
Moor House
Thornfield
Lowood
1/1
Gertrude
Ophelia
Hamlet
1/1
The Renaissance
The Age of Reason
The Modern Age
Old English

1/1
a. Beowulf
b. The Luncheon
c. Hamlet

1/1
in an accident
from a heart attack
from tuberculosis
1/1
Hamlet
Robinson
Friday
Horatio
Who helped establish a school for Jane Eyre to teach?

1/1
John Reed
John Eyre
Mr Reed
Mr Oliver
1/1
SONNET 73
SONNET 93
SONNET 116
HAMLET
1/1

appear?
1/1
b. MRS. REED
d. ST. JOHN

1/1
a. King Hamlet
b. Gertrude
c. Ophelia
d. Hamlet

1/1
A. Gertrude
B. Laertes
C. Polonius
D. Claudius
been trampled on."?
1/1
Hamlet
Ophelia
Jane Eyre
Gertrude
1/1
Lowood
Haworth
Ferndean

1/1
A. Wiglaf
B. Heorot
C. Hrothgar
D. Hygelac

1/1
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
Paradise Lost
1/1


1/1
A. dialogues
B. unilogues
C. dramatic irony
D. soliloquys
1/1
20 pounds a year
50 pounds a year
40 pounds a year
1/1
To borrow the woman


1/1
HAMLET
BEOWULF
1/1
Rochester
Mrs. Reed
Jane Eyre
Helen

1/1
pun
paradox
antithesis
oxymoron

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What is the first masterpiece of English literature?

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Where is the university Hamlet and Horatio studied at?

Hamlet's famous speeches are called............

What is the name of the housekeeper in Thornfield in JANE EYRE?

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In HAMLET, What religion was Denmark at time of writing?

The Renaissance Period is called

Who does Robinson Crusoe go with on his first voyage?

JANE EYRE is a .....

Who was killed with poison in HAMLET?

Who was the first character to die in HAMLET?

Who wrote "I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud"?

How long did Robinson Crusoe live on the desert island?

Samuel Richardson belongs to

Which is NOT written by Shakespeare?

In HAMLET, Which of the following characters survive the play?

What is NOT a theme in HAMLET?

Who composed The Canterbury Tales?

Where does Robinson Crusoe go to in his first voyage?

Hamlet claims to be afflicted by...........

Which is NOT one theme in BEOWULF?

In JANE EYRE, What is Adèle Varens’ relationship to Edward Rochester?

Oscar Wilde belongs to

What is the point of view in JANE EYRE?

Which character in HAMLET was killed by Hamlet?

John Milton belongs to

In HAMLET, How did Claudius murder Hamlet's father?

In HAMLET, Why are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in Denmark?

In JANE EYRE, Who took care of Bertha in Thornfield?

In BEOWULF, what did people do after Beowulf died?

In BEOWULF, where did the dragon bite Beowulf?

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