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1. The magnificent ballad of the English literature, written by Malary Morte`d Arthur is: |
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| 1) Bartholomew Fair | |
| 2) Elizabethan Stage | |
| 3) King Arthur and the knights of the round table ballads | |
| 4) The Spanish Tragedy | |
| 5) The Robin Hood ballads | |
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2. The historical character, an ideal feudal king and the national hero of the Gets is: |
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| 1) King Arthur | |
| 2) Henry VI | |
| 3) Edward the Conquer | |
| 4) Richard I | |
| 5) King Alfred | |
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3. An English literature which is full of classical models and full of mythological references to the gods and myths of antiquity: |
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| 1) Enlightment | |
| 2) Renaissance | |
| 3) Restoration | |
| 4) The Anglo-Saxon literature | |
| 5) The Medieval literature | |
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4. The period of European history at the close of the Middle-ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries: |
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| 1) Restoration | |
| 2) Norman period | |
| 3) Enlightment | |
| 4) Renaissance | |
| 5) Pre-Renaissance | |
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5. The author of “The Canterbury tales”: |
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| 1) T. More | |
| 2) J. Milton | |
| 3) G. Chaucer | |
| 4) Bede | |
| 5) W. Shakespeare | |
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6. The time period Chaucer wrote is known as: |
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| 1) Renaissance | |
| 2) Norman’s period | |
| 3) Middle ages | |
| 4) Anglo-Saxon period | |
| 5) Dark ages | |
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7. The shrine was located: |
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| 1) Wales | |
| 2) Mercia | |
| 3) Northumbria | |
| 4) Sherwood forest | |
| 5) Canterbury | |
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8. The date of Shakespeare’s birth: |
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| 1) The 18th of April in 1569 | |
| 2) The 12th of June in 1566 | |
| 3) The 23rd of April in 1564 | |
| 4) The 23rd of April in 1567 | |
| 5) The 22nd of March in 1565 | |
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9. The place of W. Shakespeare’s birth: |
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| 1) Cardiff | |
| 2) Edinburgh | |
| 3) Canterbury | |
| 4) London | |
| 5) Stratford-on-Avon | |
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10. “Our National Bard”, “The Immortal Poet of Nature” and “the Great Unknown” is nicknames of: |
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| 1) Thomas More | |
| 2) Robert Burns | |
| 3) Daniel Defoe | |
| 4) William Shakespeare | |
| 5) Christopher Marlowe | |
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11. The well-known science fictions of H.G.Wells: |
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| 1) “Flush” | |
| 2) “The War of the Worlds” | |
| 3) “The voyage out” | |
| 4) “The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes”. | |
| 5) “Jacob's room” | |
| 6) “Kipps” | |
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12. What are the plays of Shaw? |
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| 1) Alice in Wonderland | |
| 2) The war of the worlds | |
| 3) The importance of Being Earnest | |
| 4) An Ideal Husband | |
| 5) The Doctor’s Dilemma | |
| 6) Pygmalion | |
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13. What are the novels of Graham Green? |
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| 1) Pygmalion | |
| 2) An Ideal Husband | |
| 3) The Man Within | |
| 4) The Third Man | |
| 5) The war of the worlds | |
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14. The works of William Somerset Maugham: |
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| 1) “Pygmalion” | |
| 2) “The Doctor’s Dilemma” | |
| 3) “The Man Within” | |
| 4) “The Third Man” | |
| 5) “The Moon and Sixpence” | |
| 6) “Of Human Bondage”. | |
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15. The most famous novels of D.H. Lawrence: |
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| 1) “A Baby Asleep after a Pain” | |
| 2) “Lady Chatterley’s lover” | |
| 3) “Sons and lovers” | |
| 4) “Time Machine” | |
| 5) “The Moon and Sixpence” | |
| 6) “Of Human Bondage”. | |
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16. The novels of William Somerset Maugham: |
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| 1) “A Baby Asleep after a Pain” | |
| 2) “The Third Man”. | |
| 3) “Liza of Lambeth” | |
| 4) “The White Peacock” | |
| 5) “Lady Chatterley’s lover”. | |
| 6) “Sons and lovers” | |
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17. The subject of stream of consciousness is: |
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| 1) Emotions. | |
| 2) Inner thoughts | |
| 3) Poverty | |
| 4) Social problems | |
| 5) Real life. | |
| 6) Love | |
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18. Find the works of James Joyce: |
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| 1) “A Baby Asleep after a Pain”. | |
| 2) “The Third Man” | |
| 3) “Liza of Lambeth”. | |
| 4) “The pioneer” | |
| 5) “Dubliners” | |
| 6) “Finnegan’s Wake” | |
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19. The main heroes of James Joyce’s work “Ulysses”: |
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| 1) Stephen Dedaction | |
| 2) Leopold Bloom | |
| 3) Humphrey Chimp | |
| 4) Anna Plurabe | |
| 5) Molly Bloom | |
| 6) Monica Bloom | |
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20. When and where was R. Stevenson born? |
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| 1) in Edinburgh | |
| 2) in Dublin | |
| 3) in London 1850 | |
| 4) in Bombay, | |
| 5) in Bromley, Kent in 1856 | |
| 6) in Scotland | |
| 7) in 1850 | |
| 8) in India | |
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21. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was: |
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| 1) A writer. | |
| 2) A historian | |
| 3) An artist | |
| 4) A mathematician . | |
| 5) A teacher. | |
| 6) A photographer. | |
| 7) A musician | |
| 8) A doctor | |
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22. What are the works of R. Stevenson? |
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| 1) "David Balfour" | |
| 2) "The Master of Ballantrae" | |
| 3) "The wrong box" | |
| 4) “Christmas letters” | |
| 5) "Body in the Library" | |
| 6) “Pygmalion” | |
| 7) “Alice in Wonderland” | |
| 8) “The Man Within” | |
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23. Carroll's books are full of |
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| 1) Humor | |
| 2) Love | |
| 3) Logic | |
| 4) Metaphors | |
| 5) Satire | |
| 6) Sympathy | |
| 7) Sadness | |
| 8) Nonsense | |
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24. Who is the father of "Treasure Island"? |
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| 1) Robert | |
| 2) Dodgson | |
| 3) Charles | |
| 4) Lutwidge | |
| 5) William | |
| 6) Lewis | |
| 7) Louis | |
| 8) Stevenson | |
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25. Comedies of W.Shakespeare are: |
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| 1) As you like it | |
| 2) Much Ado About Nothing | |
| 3) Twelfth Night | |
| 4) King John | |
| 5) Othello | |
| 6) Romeo and Juliet | |
| 7) Macbeth | |
| 8) King Lear | |