'The Jew of Malta' is a play by which Elizabethan dramatist? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

'The Jew of Malta' is a play by which Elizabethan dramatist?
A. Thomas Kyd
B. Christopher Marlowe (yes)
C. William Shakespeare
D. Christopher Marlowe
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Marlowe wrote 'The Jew of Malta'.

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