English Literature

English Literature
‘To be or not to be’ is the beginning of a famous soliloquy from	Hamlet
The father of English Poem	Geoffrey Chaucer
‘Francis Bacon’ is an	Essayist
‘Renaissance’ means	the revival of learning
‘Elizabethan tragedy’ is centered on	Revenge
Most famous satirist in English literature	Jonathan Swift
A ‘lexicographer’ is a person who writes	dictionaries
The father of English Novel	Daniel Defoe
The English Poet who addicted to opium	S.T. Coleridge
The ‘Golden Age’ of English Literature	the Elizabethan Age
The author of the book ‘Asian Drama ‘ is	Gunnar Myrdal
‘Protagonist’ indicates	the leading character in a play
A ‘sonnet’ is a poem having	fourteen lines
‘Blank Verse’ is a kind of verse	having no rhyming end
The real name of O’Henry	William Sydney Porter
‘To Daffodils’ is written by	Robert Herrick
Goethe is the greatest poet of	Germany
‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a	tragedy
‘A Passage to India’ is written by	E.M Forster
William Blake was both	a poet and painter
The full name of the tragedy  ‘Dr. Faustus’	The Tragic History of Doctor Faustus