Percy Bysshe Shelley - Quiz
A) 1792 B) 1800 C) 1785 D) 1810
A) Mary Shelley B) Claire Clairmont C) Harriet Westbrook D) Emilia Viviani
A) Germany B) Spain C) Italy D) France
A) Eton College B) University of Oxford C) University of Cambridge D) Harrow School
A) William Wordsworth B) John Keats C) Lord Byron D) Francis Jeffrey
A) Queen Mab B) Alastor C) The Cenci D) Rosalind and Helen
A) Doctor B) Poet C) Lawyer D) Politician
A) The Vampyre B) The Monk C) Frankenstein D) Dracula
A) Ode to the West Wind B) Adonais C) To a Skylark D) Hymn to Intellectual Beauty
A) To a Skylark B) Ozymandias C) Prometheus Unbound D) Julian and Maddalo
A) Mary Shelley B) Claire Clairmont C) Harriet Westbrook D) Emilia Viviani
A) Queen Mab B) St. Irvine; or, The Rosicrucian: A Romance C) The Necessity of Atheism D) Zastrozzi
A) Thomas Jefferson Hogg B) William Godwin C) Charles Howard D) Robert Southey
A) Warnham, Sussex B) Edinburgh, Scotland C) Oxford D) London
A) The Mask of Anarchy B) Adonais C) Ozymandias D) To a Skylark
A) Robert Southey B) George Rowley C) Thomas Jefferson Hogg D) James Lind
A) Hellas B) Prometheus Unbound C) The Cenci D) Alastor, or The Spirit of Solitude
A) Sibling-like friendship B) Platonic and lifelong C) Romantic, which later broke down D) Professional collaboration
A) Living in separate quarters B) Focusing on religious studies C) Engaging in political activism D) Sharing all property
A) William Godwin B) Charles Howard C) Robert Southey D) Daniel O'Connell
A) Cousins B) Uncle and niece C) Father and daughter D) Brother and sister
A) Claire Clairmont, Mary's step-sister B) Harriet Westbrook C) Hannah Williams D) William Godwin
A) She was pregnant, lonely, depressed, and ill B) She moved to France with Shelley C) She quickly found a new home in London D) She reconciled with Harriet
A) "The Sensitive Plant" B) "Prometheus Unbound" C) "A Defence of Poetry" D) "Mont Blanc"
A) 1 July 1822 B) 10 July 1822 C) 8 July 1822 D) 16 August 1822
A) 1 July 1822 B) 16 August 1822 C) 8 July 1822 D) 10 July 1822
A) A Philosophical View of Reform B) The Courier C) Queen Mab D) The Liberal
A) 'Una Favola (A Fable)' B) 'The Assassins, A Fragment of a Romance' C) 'Poetical Essay on the Existing State of Things' D) 'The Coliseum, A Fragment'
A) Charles the First B) The Cenci C) Oedipus Tyrannus; Or, Swellfoot The Tyrant D) Prometheus Unbound
A) Nothing of him that doth fade B) Cor Cordium C) Ariel's Song D) Sea change
A) Rome B) Livorno C) Viareggio D) Lerici
A) Mary Shelley B) Trelawny C) Hunt D) Byron
A) Shelley's style B) Shelley's political views C) Shelley's social interactions D) Shelley's personal life
A) Percy Florence B) William C) Alba D) Charles
A) The Natural Living Association B) The Health Reform Society C) The Vegetarian Society D) The Animal Rights Society
A) 'Una Favola (A Fable)' B) Midas C) History of a Six Weeks' Tour D) Proserpine
A) 1985 B) 2006 C) 1999 D) 2014
A) It won a prestigious literary award B) It became an instant bestseller C) It had poor sales and largely unfavourable reviews from the conservative press D) It was ignored by critics
A) Midas B) 'Una Favola (A Fable)' C) History of a Six Weeks' Tour D) Proserpine
A) Arm B) Liver C) Jawbone D) Heart
A) Pythagoras B) Socrates C) Plato D) Homer
A) "Ode to the West Wind" B) "A Defence of Poetry" C) "Epipsychidion" D) "The Triumph of Life"
A) Three B) One C) Four D) Two
A) Zastrozzi B) St. Irvyne; or, The Rosicrucian C) Hellas D) Wolfstein; or, The Mysterious Bandit
A) Godwin B) Paine C) Rousseau D) Byron
A) Percy Bysshe Shelley B) Lord Byron C) John Keats D) Matthew Arnold
A) Livorno B) Rome C) Florence D) Pisa
A) June 1815 B) July 1818 C) May 1817 D) April 1816
A) Charlotte Gordon B) D. H. Reiman C) Charles E. Robinson D) Fiona Sampson
A) A novel about his elopement B) Alastor, a long poem in blank verse C) A collection of love letters D) A series of essays on political reform
A) Leigh Hunt B) Mary Shelley C) Trelawny D) Byron
A) John Frank Newton B) Lord Byron C) William Wordsworth D) Samuel Taylor Coleridge
A) Hegel B) Kant C) Holbach D) Nietzsche
A) Livorno B) Florence C) Pisa D) Rome
A) Robert Emmet B) Eamon de Valera C) Daniel O'Connell D) Michael Collins
A) vegetable B) pescatarian C) gluten-free D) meat-based
A) "To a Skylark" B) "Adonais" C) "The Cloud" D) "Ozymandias"
A) Mary Godwin B) Emilia Viviani C) Claire Clairmont D) Jane Williams
A) Harold Bloom B) T.S. Eliot C) F.R. Leavis D) Allen Tate |
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