A) Early 20th century B) Late 19th century C) 17th century D) Early 18th century
A) The Rambler B) The Tatler C) The Spectator D) The Guardian
A) Morality and social manners B) Adventure and travel C) Science and technology D) Romance and love
A) Historiography B) Romantic poetry C) The essay form D) Tragedy writing
A) Judge B) Prime Minister C) Ambassador D) Member of Parliament
A) London B) Milston C) Oxford D) Bristol
A) The cultivation of taste B) Political conflict C) Technological advancement D) Economic power
A) Alexander Pope B) Richard Steele C) Samuel Johnson D) Jonathan Swift
A) Symbolism B) Alliteration C) Imagery D) Irony |