We can divide 18th century literature into……………..groups.

1. Six
2. Four
3. Three
4. Two
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Answer: D
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Period from 1700 to 1744 is called

1. Age of Pope
2. Age of Johnson
3. Age of Bacon
4. Age of Milton
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Answer: A
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• Age of Pope is the earlier part of eighteenth century. It may roughly extend to 1750.
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Age of Johnson ranges from 1744 to ……………

1. 1778
2. 1781
3. 1784
4. 1788
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Answer: C
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• Second half of 18th century is called the Age of Johnson. It may roughly extend to 1798, the beginning of Romantic Era.
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18th century is also known as

1. Augustan Age
2. Age of Reason and Good Sense
3. Both A & B
4. None of these
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Answer: C
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Which century is also called as the Age of Satire?

1. 17th century
2. 18th century
3. 19th century
4. Early 20th century
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Answer: B
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Which century can be called as Classical Age, Pseudo Classical Age and Neo-Classical Age?

1. 13th century
2. 19th century
3. 17th century
4. 18th century
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Answer: D
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• It was the period of social, political and literary uprising.
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Augustan Age(18th Century) is also known as

1. Romantic Age
2. Age of Enlightenment
3. Age of Novel
4. Age of Milton
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Answer: B
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Where are the roots of Satire found?

1. Old Age
2. Medieval Period
3. Greek Period
4. None of these
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Answer: C
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Who was/were Greek satirist/satirits?

1. Juvenal
2. Horace
3. Both A & B
4. Caedmon
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Answer: C
Explanation:
• Juvenal wrote a collection of poems named "Satires". Horace was a lyric poet.
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What term do we use for the writers of the highest rank of any nation?

1. Classical

2. Pseudo-Classical

3. Both A & B

4. None of these

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Answer: A
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