19. 'The Merchant of Venice' by Shakespeare is modelled upon Marlowe's ...................
Answer: The Jew of Malta (1594)
Answer: His sister Dorothy Wordsworth.
21. Mephistophiles is a character in ......................... by Marlowe.Answer: The Jew of Malta (1594)
- Both the plays - The merchant of Venice and The Jew of Malta - are set in Italy and the main characters are Jews.
- Shylock in Shakespeare's play and Barabas in Marlow's play are selfish, greedy Jews.
- Both the Jews have got beautiful daughters ( Jessica and Abigail) who want to be rescued by gentle christians.
- Comparing the two, shakespeare's presentation of Jew- Shylock - is freer from the popular prejudices than Marlowe's.
Answer: His sister Dorothy Wordsworth.
- The full title of the poem is Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798.
- It is a first person monologue in blank verse.
- As the title suggests, it is a revisit to the hills after five years.
- The poem involves panthiest elements.
- The poem was included in the collection of poems titled Lyrical Ballads
- In the last part of the poem, the poet remembers his earlier visit to Tintern Abbey with his sister Dorothy.
Answer: Doctor Faustus- 1604
- The complete title of the play is The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus.
- In the play, a man - Doctor Faustus - sells his soul to the devil for power and knowledge.
- First English play on the Faust legend.
- Doctor Faustus signs a contract with Lucifer, the king of devils and his assistant Mephistophiles becomes the slave of Faustus.
- It has successfully combined the Renaissance spirit and the religious theatrical traditions of Elizabethan England.
Answer: Henry Fielding
- Sir Walter Scott called Henry Fielding as the Father of English Novels
- Though Daniel Defoe and Samuel Richardson are also considered for the title, it is Fielding who has succeeded in presenting realistic portrayal of characters.
- Tom Jones, Amelia are important works of Fielding.