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CBSE - Novels, Society and History
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Practice Question
Novels, Society and History
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Novels, Society and History
Which of the following is an epistolatory novel in which much of the story is told through an exchange of letters?
(1) Pickwick Papers
(2) Pamela
(3) Emma
(4) Jane Eyre
Correct Answer: 1
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Related Questions
Novels, Society and History
1
Who was the most popular historical novelist in Tamil in the 20th century?
(1) A.R. Venkata Chalapathy
(2) Viresalingam
(3) R. Krishnamurthy who wrote under the pen-name "Kalki"
(4) B.V. Karanth
Correct Answer: 3
2
Whose writings in Hindi created a novel reading public?
(1) Premchand
(2) Shrinivas Das
(3) Devki Nandan Khatri
(4) Bhartendu Harishchandra
Correct Answer: 3
3
The first novel to be serialised in English was :
(1) Charles Dickens' Pickwick Papers in 1836
(2) Henry Fielding's Tom Jones
(3) Walter Scott's Ivanhoe
(4) Samuel Richardson's Pamela
Correct Answer: 1
4
People think you a good woman, but you are bad - you are deceitful. I will never call you aunt as long as I live." From which novel are the above lines taken and why are they significant?
(1) Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. They depict rebellion, not heard of by women at this time
(2) George Eliot's Mill on the Floss - important as it dignifies rebellion, independence and assertiveness
(3) Helen Hunt's Ramona - rebellion of an adolescent girl
(4) Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, shows protest against hypocrisy of elders with startling bluntness, breaking the established norms of society
Correct Answer: 4
5
The earliest example of a story in prose in Indian literature is :
(1) Kadambari in Sanskrit in the 7th century by Banbhatt
(2) The Panchtantra in Sanskrit
(3) Dastan - in Persian and Urdu
(4) Meghdoot by Kalidasa
Correct Answer: 1
