Question:

‘Death be not proud,’ is a poem of

A.

10 lines

B.

14 lines

C.

12 lines

D.

16 lines

Answer» b. 14 lines

Question:

In Sonnet 116, True love is

A.

Constant

B.

Consistent

C.

Continuous

D.

Consuming

Answer» a. Constant

Question:

In the poem Death be not Proud, Donne has presented ‘death’ as a –

A.

powerless figure

B.

powerful figure

C.

murderer

D.

ruler over his soul

Answer» a. powerless figure

Question:

Let me not to the marriage of true mindsAdmit impediments; love is not _________.

A.

love

B.

true

C.

alter

D.

steady

Answer» a. love

Question:

And soonest our __________ with thee do go

A.

Best kings

B.

Best charms

C.

Best men

D.

Desperate men

Answer» c. Best men

Question:

According to Shakespeare, love bears it out even to the

A.

endpoint

B.

edge of doom

C.

antemeridian

D.

postmeridian

Answer» b. edge of doom

Question:

The poet of, ‘Death be not proud,’ is

A.

John Keats

B.

John Donne

C.

John Dryden

D.

John Milton

Answer» b. John Donne

Question:

What is the theme of Let me not to the Marriage of True Minds by Shakespeare?

A.

Even the strongest love is temporary

B.

True love remains steady

C.

Age and time alter love

D.

Love changes as life changes

Answer» b. True love remains steady

Question:

True love is

A.

Immortal

B.

Mortal

C.

Dishonest

D.

corrupt

Answer» a. Immortal

Question:

Shakespeare compares true love to-

A.

a sun

B.

the guiding star

C.

the moon

D.

a compass

Answer» b. the guiding star