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Critical Analysis of the Novel "Prisoner of Zenda" 1. Prisoner of  Zenda: An Overview  "The Prisoner of Zenda" is an adventure novel written by Anthony Hope. Published in 1894, the story revolves around Rudolf Rassendyll, an Englishman who bears a striking resemblance to the soon-to-be-crowned King Rudolf V of Ruritania. When the king is drugged and kidnapped on the eve of his coronation, Rassendyll is coerced into impersonating him to prevent political turmoil.  The novel unfolds with political intrigue, romance, and swashbuckling action as Rassendyll navigates the complex web of deception, loyalty, and royal succession in the fictional kingdom of Ruritania. The tale is celebrated for its engaging plot, memorable characters, and the timeless theme of doppelgangers and political machinations. 2. Main Themes of the Novel Prisoner of Zenda  The main themes of "The Prisoner of Zenda" revolve around honor and loyalty. The protagonist, Rudolf Rassendyll, fin...

Postmodernism  in English Literature & its Historical Context   1. What is Postmodernism in Literature? a) A movement that upholds traditional narrative structures b) A literary approach challenging established norms and embracing fragmentation c) A focus on romantic ideals and classical storytelling d) An emphasis on realism and straightforward narratives 2. When did the Postmodernism era in literature emerge? a) 19th century b) End of 19th century c) Early 20th century d) Mid 20th century 3. Which of the following historical events influenced the rise of Postmodernism? a) The French Revolution  b) World War I c) The Industrial Revolution d) The Enlightenment 4. What is a characteristic feature of Postmodern literature? a) Strict adherence to traditional storytelling b) Avoidance of intertextuality c) Emphasis on a linear narrative structure d) Engagement with and reference to other texts 5. Which term is often associated with the deconstructive approach in Postmoder...

      Modernist Period in English Literature  1. Who is considered one of the key figures in Modernist poetry?    a) William Wordsworth      b) T.S. Eliot       c) John Keats      d) Samuel Taylor Coleridge   2. Which novel by Virginia Woolf is a notable work of Modernist fiction?    a) "Wuthering Heights"      b) "Pride and Prejudice"      c) "To the Lighthouse"      d) "Jane Eyre"   3. Who wrote the landmark Modernist novel "Ulysses"?    a) F. Scott Fitzgerald      b) James Joyce      c) Ernest Hemingway      d) D.H. Lawrence   4. Which literary movement emerged as a reaction to the devastation of World War I and is known for its disillusionment?    a) Romanticism      b) Realism     ...

 Victorian Age (1830 - 1901) in English Literature  1. Who is considered the prominent author of the Victorian Age in English Literature? a) William Wordsworth b) Charles Dickens c) Jane Austen d) John Keats 2. Which of the following novels is written by Charlotte Brontë during the Victorian Age? a) "Pride and Prejudice" b) "Wuthering Heights" c) "Emma" d) "Sense and Sensibility" 3. Who wrote the famous poem "Dover Beach" during the Victorian Age? a) Alfred Lord Tennyson b) Robert Browning  c) Matthew Arnold  d) Elizabeth Barrett Browning 4. Which social issue is prominently addressed in Charles Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist"? a) Women's suffrage b) Child labor c) Racial discrimination d) Industrial revolution 5. Who is known for coining the term "The Angel in the House" to describe the ideal Victorian woman? a) Elizabeth Gaskell b) Christina Rossetti c) Coventry Patmore d) George Eliot 6. Which literary move...