1. Late in the nineteenth century a number ofwriters followed the example of Chekhov and Ibsen by constructing plays in ————— acts.(a) three (b) two(c) five (d) four2. "Marriage has many pains, but celibacy has no pleasures" is an example of —————(a) anticlimax (b) antithesis(c) baroque (d) bombast3. Carpe Diem, meaning "seize the day, is a Latin phrase from one of ————— Odes (I.xi.) which has become the name for a very common literary motif, especially in lyric poetry.(a) Milton's (b) Vigil's(c) Horace's (d) Ovid's4. The Elizabethan chronicle plays are sometimes called —————.(a) Low Comedy (b) Comic plays(c) Celtic plays (d) History plays5. The term ————— (the singular is "incunabulum") signifies all books that were produced in the infancy of priniting.(a) Incunabula (b) Variorum(c) Edition (d) Books6. Who is the leader of Chicago School criticism?(a) Wolfgang Iser (b) Derrida(c) R.S.Crane (d) De Man7. Who among the following is the major writer of the dramatic form heroic drama?(a) Sheridan (b) Congreve(c) Shakespeare (d) Dryden8. A Rhetoric of Irony was written by —————(a) Mathew Arnold(b) Wayne Booth(c) Christopher Claudwell(d) T.S.Eliot9. An unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called —————.(a) dactylic (b) trochaic(c) iambic (d) anapestic10. A ————— is any particular meaningful utterance, spoken or written.(a) parole (b) langue(c) competence (d) performance​