John Keats Quiz

John Keats Quiz Questions

1) When was John Keats born?
a) 22 June 1750
b) 16 August 1785
c) 31 October 1795
d) 31 December 1800

2) Where was John Keats born?
a) Paris
b) Berlin
c) Moscow
d) London

3) Which school did John Keats attend?
a) St. Peter’s School
b) Gable School
c) Clarke School
d) St. Albert’s School

4) For which profession John Keats had licence but never practised it?
a) Apothecary
b) Architect
c) Engineer
d) Lawyer

5) Who published the sonnet O Solitude written by John Keats?
a) Richard Abbey
b) John Sandell
c) Leigh Hunt
d) William Wordsworth

6) Which magazine criticized Endymion written by John Keats as nonsense?
a) The Plain Truth
b) Blackwood’s Magazine
c) The Wanderer
d) Philadelphia Review

7) Which of the following books was translated by John Keats?
a) Aeneid
b) Iliad
c) Odyssey
d) Vulgate

8) When did John Keats die?
a) 23 February 1821
b) 28 June 1825
c) 14 March 1828
d) 4 April 1850

9) Where did John Keats die?
a) London
b) Liverpool
c) Rome
d) Hampshire

10) What caused John Keats’ death?
a) Malaria
b) Tuberculosis
c) Pneumonia
d) Typhoid

John Keats Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was John Keats born?
c) 31 October 1795

2) Where was John Keats born?
d) London

3) Which school did John Keats attend?
c) Clarke School

4) For which profession John Keats had licence but never practised it?
a) Apothecary

5) Who published the sonnet O Solitude written by John Keats?
c) Leigh Hunt

6) Which magazine criticized Endymion written by John Keats as nonsense?
b) Blackwood’s Magazine

7) Which of the following books was translated by John Keats?
a) Aeneid

8) When did John Keats die?
a) 23 February 1821

9) Where did John Keats die?
c) Rome

10) What caused John Keats’ death?
b) Tuberculosis

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Originally posted 2016-12-06 05:25:00.