lizabethan Literature - William Shakespeare - Sonnet No. 116
Expanded Objective Type
Questions (Multiple
Choice):
1. Sonnet 116 was written by—
a) Ben
Jonson
b) Edmund Spenser
c) William Shakespeare ✅
d) Philip Sidney
2. The theme of Sonnet 116 is—
a) Death
b) True love ✅
c) Friendship
d) Nature
3. “Let me not to the marriage
of true minds admit impediments” means—
a) Love
has many problems
b) True love has no obstacles ✅
c) Marriage is difficult
d) Love fades with time
4. “Ever-fixed mark” refers to—
a) A
river
b) A lighthouse ✅
c) A star
d) A tree
5. Which of these is NOT true
about Sonnet 116?
a) Love
is constant
b) Love changes with time ✅
c) Love guides people
d) Love is eternal
6. “Love’s not Time’s fool” suggests—
a) Love
is controlled by time
b) Love is independent of time ✅
c) Love is temporary
d) Love is foolish
7. The rhyme scheme of Sonnet
116 is—
a) ABBAABBACDECDE
b) ABABCDCDEFEFGG ✅
c) AABBCCDDEEFFGG
d) None of these
8. Sonnet 116 consists of—
a) 10
lines
b) 12 lines
c) 14 lines ✅
d) 16 lines
9. The final couplet of Sonnet
116 states—
a) If
love is wrong, no one has ever loved ✅
b) Love is blind
c) Love fades with age
d) Marriage is difficult
10. “Whose worth’s unknown, although his height be
taken”—refers to—
a) Money
b) A star ✅
c) A soldier
d) A tree
Dr. Noojilla Srinivas
Lecturer in English, Government College
(Autonomous),
Rajahmundry
Phone: 7981862200
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