Romantic Period: Interactive MCQs for UGC-NET/ TGT/PGT Exams

10 MCQs on Romantic Period – UGC NET / PG Level

10 MCQs on Romantic Period in English Literature

Interactive MCQs suitable for UGC NET / PG level exams focusing on Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, Byron, and Keats.

1. Romanticism in England officially begins with the publication of:
Correct Answer: Lyrical Ballads
2. Wordsworth defines poetry as:
Correct Answer: Spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings
3. “Negative Capability” is associated with:
Correct Answer: Keats
4. “Primary and Secondary Imagination” appears in:
Correct Answer: Biographia Literaria
5. Shelley calls poets:
Correct Answer: Unacknowledged legislators of the world
6. Wordsworth’s philosophy of nature emphasizes:
Correct Answer: Nature as living and moral
7. The Byronic hero is characterized by:
Correct Answer: Pride, rebellion, and emotional complexity
8. Coleridge is best known for:
Correct Answer: Supernatural and imaginative works
9. Romantic poetry is primarily:
Correct Answer: Subjective and imaginative
10. Which work is considered a Gothic novel by Mary Shelley?
Correct Answer: Frankenstein

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