Victorian literature refers to English literature during the reign of Queen Victoria. From this period, English writing suggests the major revolution in most aspects of English life, such as scientific economic and technological innovations and changes in class structure, and how religion affects society. See how much you know about Victorian literature and put your knowledge to the test.
Browning
Barret-browning
Hardy
Stoker
Elliot
Dickens
Thakery
Browning
Hopkins
Stevenson
Bleak House
Great Expectations
Vanity Fair
Picture of Dorian Grey
A Christmas Carol
Hopkins
Dickens
Stoker
Unknown
Carroll
Tennyson
The lady of shallot
Wilde
Thakery
Elliot
Wilde
Thakery
Stoker
Bram
No one knows
Dr. Jekyell & Mr. Hyde
Frakenstien
Dracula
Treasure island
Barret browning
Stevenson
Wilde
The lady of shallot
Browning
Dr. Jekyell and Mr. Hyde, Dracula
The Picture of Dorian Grey, A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol, Treasure Island
Treasure Island, Dr. Jekyell and Mr. Hyde
Dracula, The picture of Dorian Grey
Tess of the Urbavilles
John the Obscure
Tess the Obscure
Tess of the D'urbavilles
Jude the obscure
House of peach row
Bologna sandwich
The picture of Dorian Grey
Tess of the D'urbavilles
Monkeys
False
Elliot
Thakery
Tennyson
Wikie Collins
Hopkins
Browning&Browning
Hardy
Tennyson
Thakery
Repetition of vowel sounds
Repetition of consonant sounds repetion
Vowel sounds
Consonant sounds
A happy ending
A turn
No turn
A sad ending
Death