71. While reading through Dr. Faustus you come to know that contrary to Greek mythology, the Christian view keeps man ……to God.
a) friendly
b) Praising
c) Below
d) Loving
72. Christopher Marlowe created the Character of Dr. Faustus that represents …. change.
a) Renaissance
b) Religious
c) Personality
d) Occupational
73. The play Dr. Faustus was written in the period when people started focusing on humanism, scientific discoveries, thrust for knowledge, and religion……
a) Revival
b) Love
c) Hatred
d) Declination
74. It is also interesting to note that …… versions of the play Dr. Faustus were published in the Jacobean Era.
a) Three
b) Two
c) Four
d) Five
75. Dr. Faustus is a masterpiece of English Literature written in the Elizabethan Era that starts from 1558 and ends in……
a) 1605
b) 1603
c) 1607
d) 1602
76. The most commonly discussed things regarding the Elizabethan Era are University Wit, Dr. Faustus, and ……..
a) Sonnet
b) Death song
c) Pilgrim’s progress
d) Church
77. In Elizabethan Era, University wit played a vital role in the promotion of drama. University wit was a group of …….in 16th century.
a) Comedians
b) Magicians
c) Dramatists
d) Lyricists
78. ….…..started public theatre in 1580 considering drama a great medium of expression and an admirable source of income.
a) Christopher Marlowe
b) William Shakespeare
c) Caedmon
d) University Wit
79. Regarding Christopher Marlowe as the father of English drama is, by all means, right as the drama before Marlowe was in ……. condition.
a) Chaotic
b) Classic
c) Rough
d) Irregular
80. Many of the critics say that Dr. Faustus is a play that has no……..as it lacks climax.
a) End
b) Middle
c) Beginning
d) Morality