Play

(Multiple choice questions can be easily covered with the following questions and answers) 1)What is the format of the play ‘The Proposal’? Ans. One-act-play. 2)When was the play performed? Ans. In 1890. 3)How many characters does the play have? Ans. Three characters. 4)What were their ages? Ans. Lomov – in his middle thirties.          Chubukov […]

1)What was the law that prevailed in Ephesus? What did the Duke say to Aegeon when he became a victim of law? [2+3 = 5]      [Annual Exam. – 2014] Ans. The law that prevailed in Ephesus was that if a merchant of Syracuse was seen in Ephesus, he would be sentenced to death unless he

(Multiple choice question can be easily covered with the following questions and answers) 1)What are the two enemy states mentioned in the play ‘Comedy of Errors’? Ans. Syracuse and Ephesus 2)What would happen if any merchant of Syracuse was seen in Ephesus? Ans. He would be put to death or pay thousand marks as a

[Multiple choice question can easily covered with the following questions and answers] 1)Who was the king of Scotland? Ans. Duncan. 2)Why was Macbeth held in great esteem throughout Scotland? Ans. For his great valour and skill in wars. 3)Who was the thane of Glamis? Ans. Macbeth. 4)Who stopped Macbeth and Banquo while they were returning

1)Why did Macbeth want to murder Banquo and his son? How was Banquo murdered? [2+3 = 5] [Annual Exam. Class 11 – 2019, 2020] Ans. After ascending the throne of Scotland, Macbeth did not rest in peace as the weird sisters prophesied that the children of Banquo would be the kings of Scotland. So Macbeth

Introduction: Macbeth is one of the most brilliant plays about evil. The evil in the form of three witches and their predictions controls the whole theme of the play and creates a great confusion in the life of Macbeth. Macbeth is based on Holinshed’s ‘Cronicles of Scotland’. Duncan was the king of Scotland. Macbeth, the

(Multiple Choice Question can be easily covered with the following questions and answers) What was the Provence  called in France?  Ans – Dukedom.   2)Who banished the lawful duke? Ans –His younger brother, Duke Fredrick. 3)Who was the usurper ? Ans – Duke Fredrick. 4) Who was Rosalind ? Ans – The daughter of the

Introduction : ‘As You Like It’ is a comedy written by William Shakespeare. All the main characters in the play exiled to The Forest of Arden and they reconciled at the end. The story is about romantic love between Rosalind and Orlando and Celia and Oliver. And it ends with their happy marriages. Banishment of