1. On whom Dracula is moulded?
A. King George 13 B. Louise 16 C. Prince Vlad D.
King Vladimir The Giant.
2. Who is the author of the
‘Time Machine’?
A. Macaulay B. HG Wells C. Jules Verne D. Isaac
Asimov.
3. Which one of the following authors doesn’t
have an Indian connection?
A. VS Naipaul B. Salman Rushdie C. Nizim Ezekiel D.
Walter Scot.
4. Who wrote the world famous play Dr.
Faustus?
A. William Shakespeare B. Christopher Marlow C.
Bernard Shaw D. Goethe.
5. Who wrote the Republic?
A. Leo Tolstoy B. Karl Max C. Plato D. Aristotle.
6. In which year Arundhati
Roy won the Booker Prize for God of Small Things?
A. 1995 B. 1996 C. 1997 D. 1998.
7. In which literary field Pulitzer Prize is given?
A. Poetry B. Play C. Fiction D. Critical Essays.
8. Who is called the Father of
Modern African Literature?
A. Bashar Chukotye B. Nelson Mandela C. Chinua
Achebe D. Wole Soyinka.
9. Who is the world famous character who
sold his soul to the devil for 25 years of unlimited gratification?
A. Mr. Simpson B. Dracula C. Dr. Watson D. Dr. Faustus.
10. Which one of the following is the
oldest Veda?
A. Atharva B. Yejur C. Rig D. Sama.
11. To which classic literature the
characters ‘Cyclopes’ belong?
A. Mayan B. Greek C. Roman
D. Egyptian.
12. Who is the author of
‘Letter from Peking’?
A. Mao Zedong B. Fa Hien C. Hiuen Tsang D. Pearl S Buck.
13. From which world
classic ‘Hispaniola’ is taken?
A. Around the world in 80 days B. Three Musketeers
C. Moby-Dick D. Treasure Island.
14. From which classic poem the lines “Water
water everywhere....Not a drop to drink!” are taken?
A. Mariners of East B. Ancient Mariner C. Ozymandiaz
D. Sea Song of the Old man.
15. Which world classic “Something Is Rotten in the State of Denmark!”
taken from?
A. Macbeth B. Last Duchess C. Julius Caesar D. Hamlet.
16. From which world classic ‘Quasimodo’ comes out?
A. Oliver Twist B. The Tempest C. Don Quixote D. The
Hunchback of Notre Dame.
17. Which one of the following
characters is not a creation of Shakespeare?
A. Captain Flint B. Cassius C. Caliban D. Portia.
18. To which world classic ‘Cheshire
Cat’ belongs?
A. Pride & Prejudice B. Adventures of Tom Sawyer
C. David Copperfield D. Alice in the Wonderland.
19. Which of the following books Boris
Pasternak is related to?
A. Arms & the Man B. The Hollow Man C.100 Years
of War D. Dr. Zhivago.
20. To which of the following
countries Goethe belongs?
A. Russia B. England C. France D. Germany.
21. Who is called the ‘Bard
on Avon’?
A. John Milton B. PB Shelly C. William Wordsworth D.
Shakespeare.
22. Which fictitious
character lives @ ‘221 B, Baker Street, London’?
A. Miss Marple B. Uncle Scrooge C. David Copperfield
D. Sherlock Holmes.
23. In which one of the following formats
Dracula is written?
A. Letters B. Historical Chronicle C. Travelogue D.
Dairy.
24. To which of the following categories
of literature Isaac Asimov is related?
A. Detective Novel B. Travelogue C. Science Fiction D.
Historical Novel.
25. Whom the book the ‘Guide’
related to?
A. Tagore B. Ruskin
Bond C. RK Laxman D. RK Narayan.
