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