themes explored by Charles Lamb in the essay?
A:-lt suggests the existence of supernatural beings in the narrator's dreams
B:-It emphasizes the unreality and ephemeral nature of the characters
C:-It symbolizes the narrator's wish for a larger family in his dreams

D:-It conveys the innocence and purity of the children in the narrator's
memories

Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question15:-What role does Lady Bracknell play in the social satire presented in
Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest?

A:-Lady Bracknell serves as a model of virtue and morality

B:-Lady Bracknell is a representation of the progressive and open-minded
views of the time

C:-Lady Bracknell embodies societal prejudices and represents the rigid class
structure

D:-Lady Bracknell has no impact on the social satire within the play
Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question16:-Why does Wordsworth argue for the adoption of the language of
common people in the Preface to The Lyrical Ballads?

A:-Because it adds a layer of complexity to the poetry
B:-Because common people use a more ornate and refined language
C:-Because their languages is in line with fashionalbe literary conventions

D:-Because these individuals are in constant communication with the best
objects

Correct Answer:- Option-D

Question17:-Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights is set in the moorlands of Yorkshire.
How does the novel utilize the setting to enhance its themes?

A:-The moors symbolize confinement and restriction

B:-The moors represent a wild and untamed backdrop for intense emotions
C:-The moors serve as a peaceful retreat for the characters

D:-The novel does not make significant use of the moorlands

Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question18:-What alternative title was used for the Charles Dickens' novel Oliver
Twist during its initial publicaton?

A:-The Adventures of Oliver
B:-The Parish Boy's Progress
C:-The Twist Chronicles
D:-Pickwick Papers

Correct Answer:- Option-B