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Ten books are arranged in a row following a certain sequence. Among them 3 are History , 3 are Economics, 2 are Maths and 2 are English. From the left, there is an English book between a History and Maths book, a history book between a Maths and an English book, an Economics book between an English and a Maths Book. a Maths book between two Economics books and two Economics two Economics book between a Maths and a History book. Book of which subject is at the sixth position from the left?
A English
B Economics
C History
D Mathematics
Ten bools are arranged in a row following a certain sequence.Among them 3 History,3 are Economics, 2 are Math's and are English.From the left,There is English book between a History and Math's book, a History book between a Math's and an English book, an Economics book between an English and a Math's Book Math's book between two Economics books and two Economics book between Math's and a History book.Book of which subject is at the sixth position from the left?
A Economics
B English
C History
D Mathematics
Which of the following writers belongs to the romantic period in English literature?
A A. Tennyson
B Alexander Pope
C John Dryden
D S. T. Coleridge
Which period is known as "The golden age of English literature ?
A The Victorian age
B The Elizabethen age
C The Restoration age
D The Eighteenth Century
Which is know as Romantic period of English literature?
A 1550-1558
B 1649-1660
C 1798-1832
D 1910-1936
Which period is known as "The golden age of English Literature"?
A The vicorian age
B The Elizabethan age
C The Restoration age
D The Eighteenth century
'Restoration period' in English literature refers to -----
A 1560
B 1660
C 1760
D 1866
"Jecobean Period" of English Literature refers to ---
A 1558-1603
B 1625-1649
C 1603-1625
D 1649-1660
Who does not belong to Romantic Period Of English Literature?
A William Wordsworth
B John Keats
C P.B Shelley
D William Shakespeare
When did the Romantice Period of English literature start?
A 1625
B 1702
C 1798
D 1832

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