Who said ‘Keats was a Greek’ ?

Related Mcqs:

1. Which period of John Keats as called “the most placid time in Keats’s life” by Cowden Clarke, a close friend of Keats ?

   A. His visit to Lake District
   B. Keats’ lodging in the attic above the
   surgery at 7 Church Street
   C. Keats stay in Italy
   D. Keats’ travel to Alps

2. The most notable characteristic of Keats’ poetry is ?

   A. Satire
   B. Sensuality
   C. Sensuousness
   D. Social reform

3. Keats’s Endymion is dedicated to _______________?

   A. Leigh Hunt
   B. Milton
   C. Shakespeare
   D. Thomas Chatterton

4. When was John Keats born?

   A. 25 December 1767
   B. 30 April 1789
   C. 31 October 1795
   D. 22 November 1756

5. When did John Keats die ?

   A. 11 May 1838
   B. 12 March 1833
   C. 23 February 1821
   D. 19 August 1825

6. What was the profession of Thomas Hammond under whom John Keats joined for apprenticeship ?

   A. teacher
   B. surgeon
   C. banker
   D. lawyer

7. In which school did John Keats study ?

   A. John Clarke’s school
   B. King’s Grammar School
   C. Harrow
   D. Eton

8. In which hospital John Keats registered as a medical student after finishing his apprenticeship with Hammond ?

   A. Queen’s Chamber
   B. Guy’s Hospital
   C. New Chapman Hospital
   D. Trinity Hospital

9. Which is the first extant poem of John Keats, which is written in the year 1814 when when was 19 years of age ?

   A. La Belle Dame Sans Mercy
   B. Ode on a Grecian Urn
   C. Ode to a Skylark
   D. An Imitation of Spenser

10. Aristotle said of chorus in Greek tragedy that_____________?

    A. It is only lyrical songs in the play
    B. It should be regarded as one of the actors
    C. It should make only reports
    D. It should only comment on the action