Most of the titles of Aldous Huxley’s novels are taken from various literary works. Match the titles of…
Brave New World—The Tempest, The Doors of Perception—Blake, Antic Hay—Edward II and Those Barren Leaves—The Tables Turned give D A B C. The Doors of Perception is strictly…
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Most of the titles of Aldous Huxley’s novels are taken from various literary works. Match the titles of his novels with the works from which they have been borrowed :
I. Brave New World A. Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
II. The Doors of Perception B. Marlowe’s Edward II
III. Antic Hay C. Wordsworth’s “The Tables Turned”
IV. Those Barren Leaves D. Shakespeare’s The Tempest
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| I. Brave New World | A. Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell |
| II. The Doors of Perception | B. Marlowe’s Edward II |
| III. Antic Hay | C. Wordsworth’s The Tables Turned |
| IV. Those Barren Leaves | D. Shakespeare’s The Tempest |
Choose the code giving the List II entry for i, ii, iii, iv, in that order.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
Brave New World—The Tempest, The Doors of Perception—Blake, Antic Hay—Edward II and Those Barren Leaves—The Tables Turned give D A B C. The Doors of Perception is strictly nonfiction rather than a novel, but the title-source mapping remains clear.
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