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GRE Literature: Subject Test Authors And Works

Subjects : gre, literature
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Last paragraph of James Joyce'S 'The Dead' from Dubliners


2. Gulliver'S Travels - intelligent - clean-living horses






3. George Etherege 'The Man of Mode -' 1676






4. Amiri Baraka/Leroi Jones






5. Winterbourne courts young - flirtatious - nouveau-riche American girl in Europe






6. Samuel Johnson






7. Maya Angelou


8. Honoré de Balzac






9. John Dryden






10. John Milton






11. Sir Walter Raleigh


12. Horace Walpole






13. Oscar Wilde


14. F. Scott Fitzgerald


15. Alexander Pope'S The Rape of the Lock - 1717






16. Opening lines of Dryden'S Mae Flecknoe


17. Salman Rushdie


18. James Joyce


19. Milly Theale - an American heiress stricken with a serious disease - and her impact on the people around her (Kate Croy - Merton Densher)






20. Nathaniel Hawthorne


21. Oscar Wilde - 'Ballad of Reading Goal' (written as Sebastian Melmoth)


22. Emerson - 'Concord Hymn'


23. Gerard Manley Hopkins


24. J. M. Synge






25. Gulliver'S Travels - flying island where practical projects neglected and impractical projects pursued






26. John Gower - 1390 - treatment of a suffering lover






27. Malcom Lowry






28. Mansfield Park






29. Emily Dickinson






30. Chinua Achebe'S retelling of Nigerian independence






31. Dedication of Shakespeare'S sonnets






32. William Carlos Williams


33. Washington Irving


34. Imaginary philosopher in Thomas Carlyle'S Sartur Resartus






35. George Bernard Shaw


36. Anton Chekhov






37. William Wordsworth


38. Endymion (John Keats - 1818)


39. John Donne


40. Aeschylus. Agamemnon - Choephoroe - The Eumenides. About the cursed house of Atreus






41. Henry Fielding






42. T.E. Lawrence






43. Walt Whitman


44. Matthew Arnold


45. Henry Wadsworth Longsfellow


46. Gertrude Stein


47. John Webster






48. Robert Browning


49. Gulliver'S Travels - utopian land of giants that highlights the failures of English goverment






50. Samuel Pepys