Charles Lamb’s essay, "The South-Sea House" (from Essays of Elia)/ 100 multiple-choice questions with answers
Charles Lamb’s essay, "The South-Sea House" (from Essays of Elia). 100 multiple-choice questions with answers Section 1: 1. Who wrote the essay "The South-Sea House"? (A) William Hazlitt (B) Charles Lamb (C) Samuel Taylor Coleridge (D) Thomas De Quincey Answer: (B) Charles Lamb Explanation: The essay was written by Charles Lamb under his famous pseudonym, "Elia." 2. In which major collection of essays was "The South-Sea House" published? (A) Tales from Shakespeare (B) Essays of Elia (C) Biographia Literaria (D) Table Talk Answer: (B) Essays of Elia Explanation: It appeared in the London Magazine in 1820 and was later included as the opening essay of Essays of Elia (1823). 3. What pseudonym did Charles Lamb use when writing "The South-Sea House"? (A) Geoffrey Crayon (B) Boz (C) Elia (D) The Spectator Answer: (C) Elia Explanation: Lamb adopted the persona of "Elia," named after an Italian clerk who worked with him at the South...