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Literature MCQs English literature PGT NET UPPGT learnenglishwithanuj competition #Kamla das #Faulkmer 31 October 1795 – 23 February 1821) - 25 years 3 months #John Keats lost both his parents at a young age. #Charles Lamb (10 February 1775 – 27 December 1834) #Charles Lamb was an English essayist, poet, and antiquarian #He wrote under the name “Elia.” #He has been rightly called the prince of English essayists. #Coleridge called Lamb ‘the general hearted Lamb.’ #Charles Lamb was born in Crown Office Row, Inner Temple, London, on February 10, 1775. #In 1798 Lamb and Lloyd published a volume titled “Blank Verse,” assembling some of Lamb’s best lyrics, among them “The Old Familiar Faces.” MCQs @Literature @UPPGT @Shakespeare @NET @TGT @exam preparation @Tennyson @Frost @Shelley @Keats @Clear UPPGT with confidence – Master Literature with depth and delight! @From Chaucer to Eliot – One class, complete coverage! @ Not just notes, but insight – Literature decoded like never before. @Your PGT dream needs a literary team – Join now! @Be exam-ready with MCQs, PYQs & Memory Hacks! @Don’t just read books. Understand the minds behind them.” @From metaphysical conceits to modernist tones – All explained, all simplified. @Figures of speech, poetic devices, literary ages – all at your fingertips! @100% syllabus + 100% revision + 100% results = YOUR SUCCESS! @Study smart, not hard – Learn how to guess, how to crack! @Be the Lit-Champ of UPPGT – Join the ultimate English batch today! @Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some join our class and crack UPPGT!” – Shakespeare upgraded @ Call me Ishmael… and I’ll show you how to tackle American Literature like a pro! @ All the world’s a stage, but UPPGT is your spotlight – prepare to perform! @To be or not to be... selected? That’s no question when you're with us! @Literature is the mirror of life – and your mirror to success in UPPGT! @Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive... and to study Wordsworth with proper guidance! @Only connect!” – E.M. Forster. We connect texts, themes, tricks, and you to your goal! @Ignorance is not always bliss – especially in objective exams!