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English Literature Syllabus Guide

The document outlines the syllabus for English Literature, covering British, American, and Indian literature, along with key periods and notable authors. It includes specific works and questions related to major literary figures and concepts, such as Shakespeare and Milton. Additionally, it details the exam scheme and various teaching levels for English literature education.
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English Literature Syllabus Guide

The document outlines the syllabus for English Literature, covering British, American, and Indian literature, along with key periods and notable authors. It includes specific works and questions related to major literary figures and concepts, such as Shakespeare and Milton. Additionally, it details the exam scheme and various teaching levels for English literature education.
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INTRODUCTION

TO
ENGLISH LITERATURE
SYLLABUS
English Literature Syllabus
English 35 Questions REMARK

British English Literature


American English Literature
Indian English Literature
Theories and Criticism
Prosody
Terms and Forms
English Literature Syllabus

British Writers Period Work

William Shakespeare Hamlet


John Milton Paradise Lost
William Wordsworth
Jane Austen
Virginia Wolf
etc etc etc
PERIODS OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
ERA PERIOD
1 Old English 450–1066
2 Middle English 1066–1500
3 Renaissance 1500–1660
4 Restoration Age 1660–1700
5 Augustan literature 1700–1745
William
Shakespeare 6 Age of Sensibility 1745–1798
7 Romanticism 1798–1837.
8 Victorian literature 1837–1901
9 Modernism 1901–1923
10 Late modernism and post- 1940–2000
modernism
11 Contemporary Period began in 1945 and
continues to the present
William
Shakespeare
3. What is one of Shakespeare's most famous
tragedies?

A. A Midsummer Night's Dream


B. Othello
C. Twelfth Night
D. Much Ado About Nothing Answer: B
1. How many sonnets did Shakespeare
write?

A. 100
B. 154
C. 200
D. 120 Answer: B
3. Which of Milton's works is considered his
magnum opus?

A. "L'Allegro"
B. "Il Penseroso"
C. "Areopagitica"
D. "Paradise Lost"
Answer: D
4. What event led to Milton's blindness?

A. A horse-riding accident
B. Glaucoma
C. Smallpox
D. An infection Answer: B
2. What major publication did Wordsworth
co-author with Samuel Taylor Coleridge?

A. Paradise Lost
B. Lyrical Ballads
C. Canterbury Tales
D. Divine Comedy Answer: B
English Literature Syllabus

American Writers Period Works

T. S. Eliot 1888-1965 The Wasteland


Harper Lee 1926-2016 To Kill a Mockingbird
E. Hemingway 1899-1961 A farewell to arms
Ezra Pound 1885-1972 The Cantos
Mark Twain 1835-1910 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
etc etc etc
English Literature Syllabus

Indian Writers Period Works

R. K. Narayan
Mulk Raj Anand
Mahasweta Devi
Arundhati Roy
Nayantara Sehgal
etc etc etc
Q. In which fictional town did Narayan set
many of his stories?

A. Bombay
B. Delhi
C. Malgudi
D. Kolkata Answer: C
Q. Which of Mulk Raj Anand's novels addresses
the issues of caste discrimination?

A. Coolie
B. Two Leaves and a Bud
C. The Village
D. Untouchable
Answer: D
English Literature Syllabus
TERMS NOVELISTS PRIZES, AWARDS

FORMS POETS NOBEL PRIZE

FIGURE OF SPEECH DRAMATISTS PULITZER PRIZE

METER PROSE WRITERS SAHITYA ACADEMY AWARD


Q. Complete the sentence.
Simplicity, sweet music and melody are
remarkable features of………………
A. epic
B. ballad
C. ode
D. satire Answer: B
02). What is soliloquy?

A. An actor‘s secret thought uttered aloud.


B. Secret speech
C. An actor‘s speech not be heard by audience.
D. An actor‘s speech meant for other
characters also
Answer: A
03. Complete the sentence. Dirge means……….

A. a song of wedding
B. a song of pleasure
C. a song of grief
D. a song of unfulfilled desire
Answer: C
04. Find out the correct option.
A sonnet consists…….

A. 14 lines
B. 18 lines
C. 20 lines
D. 12 lines Answer: A
05. What is Euphony?

A. pleasant sound
B. serious sound
C. bitter sound
D. mixed sound Answer: A
EXAM SCHEME

Answer: A
SYLLABUS : PRT
SYLLABUS : UPPER PRIMARY
SYLLABUS : TGT
SYLLABUS : PGT
SYLLABUS : PRIMARY TEACHER
SYLLABUS : UPPER PRIMARY TEACHER

III English English


SYLLABUS : SECONDARY TEACHER

III English English


SYLLABUS : SPECIAL TEACHER

III English English


SYLLABUS : SENIOR SECONDARY PGT

III English English


English Literature Syllabus ( 6 – 8 )
English 80 Questions

Grammar 45 (TRE 3.0)


Vocabulary 15 / 45
Comprehension 20 / 45

Literature 35 (TRE 3.0)


English Literature Syllabus ( 8 – 9 )
English 80 Questions

III English English

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