APPSC Polytechnic Lecturers 2020: Lecturers in Government Polytechnic Colleges (Notification 23/2018), Paper II english

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Question Paper Name :                                                  English 15032020 S2
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Poems written by _________ come under the category of 'metaphysical poetry'.
Options :
1.   William Wordsworth
2.   John Donne
3.   Ted Hughes
4.   William Shakespeare


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The publication of ______________ is generally believed to have inaugurated the Romantic movement in English Literature.
Options :
1.   My Last Duchess
2.   Pilgrim's Progress
3.   Paradise Lost
4.   Lyrical Ballads

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Absurd Drama is part of ___________literature.
Options :
1.   post modern
2.   classical
3.   modern
4.   neo-classical


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A 'revival of learning' took place in Europe after the darkness of the Middle Ages; this is known as _____________.
Options :
1.    Restoration
2.   Puritanism
3.   Renaissance
4.   Romanticism


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The idea that myth was a specific form and use of language was first suggested by __________.
Options :
1.   Umberto Eco
2.   Louis Althusser
3.   Michel Foucault
4.   Levi Strauss


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______authors gave a lot of importance to the works of ancient Greek and Roman writers.
Options :
1.   Neo-classical
2.   Romantic
3.   Post-colonial
4.   Metaphysical


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The Faerie Queene' is an important work written by __________.
Options :
1.   Sir Walter Raleigh
2.   John Donne
3.   Edmund Spenser
4.   Geoffrey Chaucer


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The theory of __________ aims at exposing logocentrism in a text.
Options :
1.   New Criticism
2.   Formalism
3.   Romanticism
4.   Deconstruction


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Along with Samuel Richardson, _________ and __________ are considered to be the earliest English novelists.
Options :
1.   Philip Sidney, John Bunyan
2.   Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding
3.   Walter Scott, John Wycliffe
4.   Edmund Spenser, Ben Jonson


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The Interpretation of Dreams' is an important work by __________ in the field of psychoanalytical criticism.
Options :
1.   Sigmund Freud
2.   Mikhail Bakhtin
3.   Marcel Mauss
4.   Edmund Husserl


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In _____________, the narrative is in the form of letters.
Options :
1.   picaresque narrative
2.   bildungsroman
3.   epistolary novel
4.   historical novel


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A distinction between two dimensions of language with regard to _______ and _________ was made by Ferdinand de Saussure.
Options :

1.   writing, reading
2.   langue, parole
3.   content, form
4.   listening, speaking


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The ideas of ____________are associated with archetypal criticism.
Options :
1.   Northrop Frye
2.   John Donne
3.   Roland Barthes
4.   Stanley Fish


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Writers such as VS Naipaul, Jhumpa Lahiri and Amitav Ghosh come under the category of ______________ literature.
Options :
1.   feminist
2.   diaspora
3.   neo-classical
4.   psychoanalytical


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The book 'Course in General Linguistics', which exercised seminal influence in various fields such as linguistics, structuralism and anthropology
is a posthumous compilation of the lectures of _________.
Options :
1.    N Prabhu

2.   Levi Strauss
3.   Harold Madison
4.   Ferdinand de Saussure


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________ is a form of criticism within feminism that focuses on developing a specifically female framework for dealing with works written by
women.
Options :
1.   Logocentrism
2.   Phallogocentrism
3.   Women's studies
4.   Gynocriticism


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The concept of 'deep structure', the level which opens up a creative aspect in language, was introduced by _____________.
Options :
1.   HH Sterne
2.   Noam Chomsky
3.   MAK Halliday
4.   George Yule


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Imitation and nature are two concepts which are central to _________.
Options :
1.    Feminism
2.   Neoclassicism

3.   Marxism
4.   New Historicism


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The 'avant-garde' phenomenon is associated with the __________movement.
Options :
1.   Modernist
2.   Post-modernist
3.   Post-humanist
4.   Romantic


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A type of novel in which the central character is an artist is called _________._
Options :
1.   kunstlerroman
2.   bildungsroman
3.   prose romance
4.   involuted novel


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The phrase 'l ecriture feminine' talks specifically about ____________.
Options :
1.   feminine rights
2.   equality of women
3.   creativity of women
4.   feminist writing

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Henry Vaughan belongs to the category of __________poets.
Options :
1.   Neo-classical
2.   Romantic
3.   Metaphysical
4.   Elizabethan


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The word 'difference', as used by Jacques Derrida, is based on the French verb 'differer' which means to differ and _____.
Options :
1.   to be different
2.   to agree
3.   to remain neutral
4.   to defer


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The books 'Beginnings (1975)' and 'The World, the Text and the Critic (1983)' by ___________ are influential in the field of post-colonial literary
theory.
Options :
1.   Edward Said
2.   Homi K Bhabha
3.   Gayathri Chakravarthi Spivak
4.   Bill Ashcroft

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John Milton describes Satan's temptation of Eve in _________ of 'Paradise Lost'.
Options :
1.   Book 1
2.   Book 7
3.   Book 4
4.   Book 9


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In Shakespeare's 'Tempest', who is the king of Naples?
Options :
1.   Ferdinand
2.   Alonso
3.   Prospero
4.   Antonio


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Robert Browning's poem 'My Last Duchess' is in the form of a _________.
Options :
1.   dramatic monologue
2.   mock epic
3.   sonnet
4.   ballad


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David Copperfield had a troubled childhood due to the actions of:
Options :
1.   Edward and Jane Murdstone
2.   Tommy Traddles and Mr. Micawber
3.   Spenlow and Jorkins
4.   Dr. Strong and Anne


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The poem 'The Last Ride Together' focuses on the theme of __________.
Options :
1.   death
2.   nature
3.   love and life
4.   revenge


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In 'Murder in the Cathedral', which king do the knights serve?
Options :
1.   Henry II
2.   Henry VIII
3.   Edward II
4.   Charles I


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Lucky is the name of a character in _____________.

Options :
1.   Waiting for Godot' by Samuel Beckett
2.   Paradise Lost' by John Milton
3.   Hayavadana' by Girish Karnad
4.   Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe


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In 'Immortality Ode', who does the poet refer to while talking about life?
Options :
1.   A child
2.   A pet
3.   A woman
4.   A river


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Elsinore Castle is the setting of which Shakespeare play?
Options :
1.   Hamlet
2.   Tempest
3.   Macbeth
4.   King Lear


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William Wordsworth's poem, 'Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey' is written in ___________ verse.
Options :
1.   stressed

2.   blank
3.   direct
4.   free


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In Charles Dickens' 'David Copperfield', who does the protagonist marry at the end of the novel?
Options :
1.   Rosa Dartle
2.   Agnes Wickfield
3.   Ann Strong
4.   Dora Spenlow


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The protagonist of Salman Rushdie's 'Midnight's Children' has a special ability with regard to_________.
Options :
1.   running
2.   vision
3.   the sense of smell
4.   swimming


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In 'Things Fall Apart', _________is Okonkwo's favourite daughter.
Options :
1.    Nwoye
2.   Ikemefuna
3.   Unoka

4.   Ezinma


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The third section of TS Eliot's 'The Waste Land' is titled _________.
Options :
1.   Death by Water
2.   A Game of Chess
3.   What the Thunder Said
4.   The Fire Sermon


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Book 1 of John Milton's 'Paradise Lost' ends with the rise of ________, the palace of Satan.
Options :
1.   Olympus
2.   Pandora
3.   Pandemonium
4.   Xanadu


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In Girish Karnad's 'Hayavadana', Kapila is the son of a/an________.
Options :
1.    blacksmith
2.   ironsmith
3.   goldsmith
4.   carpenter

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"Be not afraid, The isle is full of noises
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not."
Who is the speaker of the above lines in William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'?
Options :
1.   Prospero
2.   Miranda
3.   Ferdinand
4.   Caliban


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In Bernard Shaw's 'Saint Joan', the protagonist is accused of _______.
Options :
1.   murder
2.   heresy
3.   adultery
4.   treason


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What is the real name of Yank, the central character of 'The Hairy Ape'?
Options :
1.   John Douglas
2.   Paddy
3.   William Smith
4.   Bob Smith

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An imagined sister of which famous playwright is alluded to in 'A Room of One's Own'?
Options :
1.   Bernard Shaw
2.   Christopher Marlowe
3.   William Shakespeare
4.   Arthur Miller


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"Call'd him soft names in many a mused rhyme
To take into the air my quiet breath"
Who is the poet referring to in the above lines in the poem 'Ode to a Nightingale'?
Options :
1.   Death
2.   Man
3.   God
4.   Life


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What food item does Marian serve Peter at the end of the novel 'The Edible Woman'?
Options :
1.   Bread
2.   Cake
3.   Rice
4.   Meat

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__________is a real-life character mentioned in Mulk Raj Anand's 'Untouchable'.
Options :
1.   Mary Hutchinson
2.   Hakim Bhagwan Das
3.   Miraben Slade
4.   Pandit Kali Nath


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"What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the shipwright or the carpenter?"
The answer to the above question which appears in Act V, Scene 1 of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is __________.
Options :
1.   farmer
2.   goldsmith
3.   blacksmith
4.   gravedigger


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The Grammar-Translation method of teaching languages had its origins in ________.
Options :
1.   France
2.   England
3.   Germany
4.   Sweden


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In English Language Teaching, 'real life texts' are known as _________.
Options :
1.   accurate materials
2.   textual materials
3.   offline materials
4.   authentic materials


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A ______ is generally considered to be an informal, non-standard word or expression.
Options :
1.   creole
2.   langue
3.   pidgin
4.   slang


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The vocal cords are situated in the ________.
Options :
1.   trachea
2.   lungs
3.   glottis
4.   larynx


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A/An __________ sentence expresses a command, order or request.
Options :
1.   declarative
2.   interrogative
3.   imperative
4.   exclamatory


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A type of test where blanks have to be filled in a passage from which there have been systematic or random deletions is called a _____test.
Options :
1.   subjective
2.   cloze
3.   proficiency
4.   standardised


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A/An ___________is considered to be the smallest grammatical unit in a language.
Options :
1.   morpheme
2.   phoneme
3.   allophone
4.   minimal pair


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While learning one's mother tongue/first language, which are the two skills that first come into prominence?
Options :

1.   Reading and speaking
2.   Writing and reading
3.   Listening and speaking
4.   Reading and listening


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Schema theory is primarily related to the teaching of _________ skills.
Options :
1.   speaking
2.   reading
3.   grammar
4.   testing


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Which year saw the onset of English Education System in India?
Options :
1.   1834
2.   1835
3.   1947
4.   1950


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The regional varieties of a language are known as:
Options :
1.   idiolects
2.   clichés

3.   dialects
4.   registers


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Soft palate and hard palate are parts of the _______.

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question is ignored for all candidates.
Options :
1. vocal organs
2. tongue
3. throat
4. oral cavity


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When information is not received by the listener due to interference, it could be due to the occurrence of _______.
Options :
1.   redundancy
2.   register
3.   response
4.   noise


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Terms like descriptive, narrative, persuasive, exposition, argumentative, etc. are associated with ________ skills.
Options :
1.   listening

2.   writing
3.   grammar
4.   reading


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Thinking in the target language was one of the primary concerns of the ________ method.
Options :
1.   direct
2.   audio-visual
3.   audio-lingual
4.   notional functional


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The study of language which traces the origin of words is known as:
Options :
1.   epistemology
2.   etymology
3.   ornithology
4.   ontology


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William Moulton's slogan "Language is speech, not writing" formed the basis of the _______method.
Options :
1.   Audio-lingual
2.   Audio-visual
3.   Suggestopedia

4.   Community Language Learning


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_________ highlighted communicative competence as a counter to linguistic competence.
Options :
1.   Noam Chomsky
2.   Francois Gouin
3.   JJ Asher
4.   Del Hymes


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Words like my, his, it, you (pronouns), across, under, between (prepositions), any, some (determiners), etc are also known as _______ words.
Options :
1.   short
2.   structural
3.   minor
4.   content


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In phonetics, /f/ and /v/ are called ____ sounds in English.
Options :
1.   plosive
2.   affricate
3.   labiodental
4.   consonant

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The systematic presentation and practice of carefully selected and graded grammatical structures of English in effective and meaningful
situations is known as the _________approach.
Options :
1.   Grammar-translation
2.   Structural-oral-situational
3.   Direct
4.   Bilingual


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A test that is used to measure the knowledge or performance of an individual in specific areas of the target language is called a/an _________
test.
Options :
1.   norm referenced
2.   objective
3.   standardised
4.   discrete point


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The doctrine of ‘not art for art’s sake, but art for humanity’s sake’, was the central ideal of _______________ humanism.
Options :
1.   Existentialist
2.   Renaissance
3.   Marxist
4.   Neoclassic

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Which of the following statements is NOT true about the English Romantic period?
Options :
1.   Britain was transformed from ‘an agricultural country to an industrial one’.
2.   Rural farm labourers became a new class of urban industrial labourers.
3.   The laws of captive markets were not developed by the economists.
4.   Britain was at war during most of the Romantic period.


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In 1740, who among the following English writers wrote the first 'English novel of character', or 'psychological novel'?
Options :
1.   Anthony Trollope
2.   William Dean Howells
3.   George Eliot
4.   Samuel Richardson


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Who among the following writers was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature as the first English-language writer to receive the prize?
Options :
1.   Rudyard Kipling
2.   John Galsworthy
3.   TS Eliot
4.   Bertrand Russell


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Which of the following theories is posed in opposition to inherited ways of thinking in all provinces of knowledge?
Options :
1.   Russian Formalism
2.   New Historicism
3.   Structuralism
4.   Post-structuralism


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Who among the following English poets used the contemporary scientific discoveries and theories, informal speech-based rhythms to examine
the relationship between the individual, God, and the universe?
Options :
1.   The Scottish Chaucerians
2.   The Cavalier poets
3.   The Metaphysical poets
4.   The University Wits


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Which of the following terms best suggests the "habit of imitating the great authors of antiquity as a matter of aesthetic principle; and the
acceptance of the critical precepts which emerged to guide that imitation?"
Options :
1.   Realism
2.   Romanticism
3.   Naturalism
4.   Neoclassicism


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Which of the following is NOT true about Romantic literary history?
Options :
1.   The Romantic age in literature is often contrasted with the Classical or Augustan age.
2.   The publication of lyrical ballads in 1789 is seen as a landmark.
3.   The preface represents a poetic manifesto which is very much in the spirit of the age.
4.   The second edition in 1800 contained a preface in which Wordsworth discusses the theories of poetry.
Note: For this question, ambiguity is found in question/answer. Candidate will get full marks for this question if any of the correct
options are chosen.


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The 18th-century novelist's form, style, and the subject matter was considerably different, but by 1824 who among the following novelists
confidently defined the novel as 'a fictitious narrative . . .accommodated to the ordinary train of human events'?
Options :
1.   Daniel Defoe
2.   Hendry Fielding
3.   Samuel Richardson
4.   Sir Walter Scott


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Which of the following narratives best describes the development of the protagonist’s mind and character, in the passage from childhood through
varied experiences and often through a spiritual crisis into maturity; this process usually involves recognition of one’s identity and role in the
world?
Options :
1.   Historical narrative
2.   Epistolary narrative
3.   Bildungsroman narrative
4.   Picaresque narrative

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Which of the following studies sometimes includes aspects of British literature in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, viewed through a
perspective that reveals the ways in which the social and economic life represented in that literature was tacitly countersigned by colonial
exploitation?
Options :
1.   Cultural studies
2.   Post-colonial studies
3.   Fourth world studies
4.   Commonwealth studies


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Who among the following critics said, “the Metaphysical poets differ from the poets of the Restoration and after … it is the difference between
the intellectual poet and the reflective poet?”
Options :
1.   Ben Jonson
2.   Samuel Johnson
3.   Matthew Arnold
4.   TS Eliot


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In the context of English art history, which of the following terms refers to the “style and aesthetics of the mid- to late 18th century when an
emphasis on the antique ideals of harmony and grandeur merged in part as a reaction against the excesses of baroque and the triviality of
rococo?”
Options :
1.   The Romanticism
2.   The Modernism
3.   The Neoclassism

4.   The Post-modernism


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Which of the following statements is NOT true about the specific historical contexts of the English Romantic literature?
Options :
1.   England's industrial revolution led to increasing regimentation of the individual.
2.   England's small towns and villages, where everyone knew their neighbours, began to disappear.
3.   In England, individuals were replaced by a more personal, humanised society, fed and clothed by specific production.
4.   By giving greater value to the individual consciousness, the Romantic writer’s revolution aimed at greater individual freedoms.


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Which of the following statements is NOT true about the rise of the novel in England?
Options :
1.   The word 'novella' was laid off in the 16th century to describe the short stories.
2.   The word 'novel' appears in England in the mid-17th century, when it was chiefly associated with romances of illicit love.
3.   The word 'history' was more often favoured to describe the long prose fictions of the 18th century which were the precursors of the modern
novel.
4.  The novel form developed slowly, through the memoir novel and the epistolary novel of the 16th and 17th centuries to the novel of the
omniscient third-person narrator, which has dominated from the late 18th century to the present time.


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Which of the following narratives best describes the sharply etched practicality in representing ordinary events and details together with fantastic
and dreamlike elements, as well as with materials, derived from myth and fairy tales?
Options :
1.   Stream of consciousness
2.   Literary realism
3.   Magic realism

4.   Classical realism


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Renaissance' is a French word which means:
Options :
1.   Reawakening
2.   Long sleep
3.   Astonishment
4.   Romance


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_______ is known as the “poet’s poet”.
Options :
1.   Geoffrey Chaucer
2.   Edmund Spencer
3.   Thomas Wyatt
4.   Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey


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Geoffrey Chaucer has been hailed as:
Options :
1.   The Morning Star of Reformation
2.   The Morning Star of Renaissance
3.   The Morning Star of Neoclassicism
4.   The Morning Star of Medievalism

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_________ poetry is a poetry of revolt against the worn out conventions of the day.
Options :
1.   John Donne’s
2.   John Milton’s
3.   Ben Jonson’s
4.   Thomas Carew’s


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"He found it brick and left it marble" — Dr. Johnson said this about whom?
Options :
1.   Virgil
2.   Horace
3.   John Dryden
4.   Ovid


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______writers upheld the principle of decorum which demands that for every kind a particular style is needed.
Options :
1.   Neo-classical
2.   Augustan
3.   Romantic
4.   Victorian


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"Our birth is but a sleep and forgetting;
The soul that rises with us, our life's star;
Hath had elsewhere its setling
And cometh from afar"
The given lines are found in:
Options :
1.    Tintern Abbey
2.    The Excursion
3.    The Prelude
4.    Ode on the Intimations of Immortality


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"Keats as a poet is abundantly and enchantingly sensuous" — whose words are these about Keats' poetry?
Options :
1.    Swinburne
2.    SA Brooke
3.    Walter H Pater
4.    Matthew Arnold


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"The cock's shrill clarion, and the echoing horn,
No more shall rouse them from their lowly bed"
Whose lines are these?
Options :
1.    Donne
2.    Cowper
3.    Milton
4.    Thomas Gray

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Mary Ann Evans wrote under the pen name:
Options :
1.   Emily Bronte
2.   Maria Edgeworth
3.   George Eliot
4.   Virginia Woolf


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Mr. Oxenham' is a character in:

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question is ignored for all candidates.
Options :
1. Benjamin Disraeli's 'Sybil'
2. Charles Reade's 'The Cloister and the Hearth'
3. Samuel Butler's 'Erewhon'
4. Charles Kingsley's 'Westward Ho!'


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Which of the following is considered to be an important novel by Mark Twain?
Options :
1.   The Storm
2.   The Turn of the Screw
3.   The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

4.   Pierre


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Who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1948?
Options :
1.   TS Eliot
2.   WH Auden
3.   Stephen Spender
4.   WB Yeats


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Hardy's 'Under the Greenwood Tree' (1872) derived its title from:
Options :
1.   John Donne
2.   William Wordsworth
3.   Geoffrey Chaucer
4.   William Shakespeare


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Who worked as a director at Faber & Faber publishing house?
Options :
1.   Stephen Spender
2.   GH Hopkins
3.   TS Eliot
4.   WH Auden

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Which play contains the moving speeches of chorus of the women of Canterbury?
Options :
1.   The Family Reunion
2.   Murder in the Cathedral
3.   The Rock
4.   Sweeney Agonistes


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Which novel of EM Forster deals with the conflict between two different cultures?
Options :
1.   A Passage to India
2.   The Longest Journey
3.   Two Cheers for Democracy
4.   Where Angels Fear to Tread


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In which novel did James Joyce used the ‘stream of consciousness’ technique?
Options :
1.   Dubliners
2.   Ulysses
3.   Stephen Hero
4.   Finnegans Wake


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Which play of George Bernard Shaw is a satire on bourgeois democracy?
Options :
1.   Major Barbara
2.   Getting Married
3.   The Doctor’s Dilemma
4.   The Apple Cart


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Thomas Hardy’s ‘Wessex Poems and Other Verses’ was published in the year:
Options :
1.   1897
2.   1895
3.   1896
4.   1898


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Eliot's successors owe him a special gratitude "as a craftsman who has provided them with new sharp tools, and as a teacher from whom they
have learned how to use them"
Who paid the above tribute to TS Eliot?
Options :
1.   Frank Kermode
2.   G. S. Fraser
3.   IA Richards
4.   WH Auden


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Which novelist contributed to the novels of sea life and made them a memorable experience of reading?
Options :
1.   Rudyard Kipling
2.   Joseph Conrad
3.   George Robert Gissing
4.   George Moore


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Who among the following novelists pioneered science fiction at the beginning of the twentieth century?
Options :
1.   Samuel Butler
2.   John Masefield
3.   HG Wells
4.   John Davidson


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Identify the correct group of essayists belonging to the same period.
Options :
1.   GK Chesterton, Hillaire Belloc, AG Gardiner, Robert Lynd
2.   WH Hudson, CM Doughty, Norman Douglas, HM Tomlinson
3.   Sir Walter Raleigh, WP Ker, J Dover Wilson, Edmund Gosse
4.   Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, TS Eliot, Edward Whymper, Lytton Strachey


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Which book of TS Eliot contains non-dramatic poetry?

Options :
1.   Little Gidding
2.   The Dry Salvages
3.   Ash Wednesday
4.   Four Quartets


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Who among the following was a doctor and psychologist by profession?

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question is ignored for all candidates.
Options :
1. Alexander Comfort
2. Ted Hughes
3. Sylvia Plath
4. Thomas Hardy


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Who among the following novelists was influenced by Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Soren Kierkegaard, the Gita and Mahatma Gandhi?
Options :
1.   Amitav Ghosh
2.   Upamanyu Chatterjee
3.   Arun Joshi
4.   Bhabani Bhattacharya


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Bhabani Bhattacharya was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award (1967) for his famous novel:
Options :
1.   A Goddess Named Gold
2.   Shadow from Ladakh
3.   So Many Hungers!
4.   Music for Mohini


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Arundhati Roy's debut novel 'The God of Small Things' was published in:
Options :
1.   1998
2.   2000
3.   2001
4.   1997


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Who is the author of the novels — ‘One Night at the Call Centre’ and ‘Five Point Someone’?
Options :
1.   Chetan Bhagat
2.   Pico Iyer
3.   Vikram Chandra
4.   Anurag Mathur


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Which critic enunciated the Theory of Deconstruction?
Options :

1.   Edward Said
2.   Stanley Fish
3.   Jacques Derrida
4.   Nina Baym


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"The sublime consists in a certain loftiness and consummateness of language, and it is by this only that the greatest poets and prose writers have
won pre-eminence and lasting fame" — whose opinion is this?
Options :
1.   Walter Pater
2.   Samuel Taylor Coleridge
3.   Gaius Cassius Longinus
4.   Plato


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The term ‘archetype’ is associated with the theories of ___________.
Options :
1.   Carl G Jung
2.   Maud Bodkin
3.   Joseph Campbell
4.   James C Frazer


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Who wrote ‘A Room of One's Own’ (1929), which advocates a balance between male self-realisation and female self-annihilation?
Options :
1.   Elaine Showalter

2.   Robin Lakolt
3.   Virginia Woolf
4.   Simone de Beauvoir


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Which among the following novels by Salman Rushdie was published in 2005?
Options :
1.   The Moor's Last Sigh
2.   Shalimar the Clown
3.   Fury
4.   The Ground Beneath Her Feet


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Structuralism was popularised by:
Options :
1.   J Hillis Miller's 'The Disappearance of God'
2.   Wolfgang Iser’s 'The Reading Process: A Phenomenological Approach'
3.   IA Richard's 'The Meaning of Meaning'
4.   Ferdinand de Saussure's 'Course in General Linguistics'


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Which of the following is the famous work of Boccaccio?
Options :
1.   Essays
2.   The Decameron
3.   A Collection of Sonnets

4.   The Divine Comedy


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Who is the author of ‘Anatomy of Criticism’ (1957)?
Options :
1.   Northrop Frye
2.   Robert Graves
3.   Philip Wheelwright
4.   Richard Chase


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RK Narayan created the fictitious town of Malgudi which is similar to:
Options :
1.   TS Eliot's 'Wasteland'
2.   Pope's 'London'
3.   Thomas Hardy's 'Wessex'
4.   Geoffrey Chaucer's ‘Canterbury’


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Things Fall Apart' and 'The Arrow of God', the classical studies of Igbo society during the colonial rule, are authored by:
Options :
1.   Wole Soyinka
2.   James Ngugi
3.   Chinua Achebe
4.   Okot p’Bitek

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The debut novel of Mulk Raj Anand, written in 1935, was:
Options :
1.   Two Leaves and a Bud
2.   Untouchable
3.   Coolie
4.   The Road


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Girish Karnad's 'Hayavadana' was translated from Kannada to English by:
Options :
1.   GS Amur
2.   AK Ramanujan
3.   the playwright himself
4.   UR Ananthamurthy


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Select the option that had Milton’s poems in the correct chronological sequence.
Options :
1.  On the Morning of Christ's Nativity — On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty-Three — Paradise Lost — Paradise Regained —
Samson Agonistes
2.   Paradise Lost — Samson Agonistes — On the Morning of Christ's Nativity — Paradise Regained — On His Having Arrived at the Age of
Twenty-Three
3.   Paradise Lost — Paradise Regained — Samson Agonistes — On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty-Three — On the Morning of
Christ's Nativity
4.  On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty-Three — Paradise Regained — On the Morning of Christ's Nativity — Paradise Lost —
Samson Agonistes

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In ________, William Wordsworth refers to the "glad animal movements of his childhood days".
Options :
1.   The Prelude
2.   Tintern Abbey
3.   Immortality Ode
4.   Lucy Gray


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"By that uxorious King, whose heart through large beguiled by fair idolatresses, fell To idols foul" — in which book are these lines found? And
who is the uxorious King?
Options :
1.   Paradise Lost, Book-I; King Solomon
2.   Absalom and Achitophel; King David
3.   Paradise Lost, Book-IX; Adam
4.   Samson Agonistes; Samson


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"It is the protest of the individual soul against the interference of priest or peer between the private man and his God" — against whom is this
charge laid?
Options :
1.   Prometheus
2.   Thomas a Becket
3.   Saint Joan
4.   Samson

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"Neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry" — whose words are
these?
Options :
1.   Polonius in ‘Hamlet’
2.   Macbeth in ‘Macbeth’
3.   Rosalind in ‘As You Like It’
4.   Cordelia in ‘King Lear’


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Which of the following is NOT one of the five sections in ‘The Wasteland’?
Options :
1.   The Joy of Riding
2.   The Fire Sermon
3.   The Game of Chess
4.   The Burial of the Dead


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"The last temptation is the greatest treason
To do the right deal for the wrong reason"
Who proffers this temptation to Thomas in ‘Murder in the Cathedral’?
Options :
1.   Third Tempter
2.   First Tempter
3.   Fourth Tempter
4.   Second Tempter

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____________ is a martyr who is crushed between two mighty forces - and the medieval Church.
Options :
1.   Thomas a Becket
2.   Saint Joan
3.   Prometheus
4.   Samson


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Lord of the Flies', whose title can be traced to the Jewish hierarchy of demons, is written by:
Options :
1.   Charles Dickens
2.   Thomas Hardy
3.   William Golding
4.   RK Narayan


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"My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains
My sense; as though of hemlock I had drunk"
Where do you find these famous lines?
Options :
1.   Ode to a Nightingale
2.   Ode on a Grecian Urn
3.   Ode to Psyche
4.   To Autumn

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Bakha is the central character in Mulk Raj Anand's:
Options :
1.   The Bubble
2.   Coolie
3.   The Road
4.   Untouchable


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Girish Karnad has used folk tales in:
Options :
1.   Hayavadana
2.   Tughlaq
3.   Bali, The Sacrifice
4.   Tale-Danda


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Whose purpose was to choose incidents and situations from common life?
Options :
1.   William Wordsworth
2.   PB Shelley
3.   ST Coleridge
4.   Joseph Addison


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"The Wasteland expresses poignantly a desperate sense of the poet and the ages lack of positive spiritual faith" — which critic opined about ‘The
Wasteland’?
Options :
1.   RC Crane
2.   IA Richards
3.   AG Frazer
4.   TS Pearce


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Which poem of Robert Frost can be read as a tragic double entendre?
Options :
1.   After Apple-Picking
2.   Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
3.   Home Burial
4.   The Road Not Taken


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The line "Oh, I kept the first for another day!" is found in Robert Frost's:
Options :
1.   The Road Not Taken
2.   Mending Wall
3.   Birches
4.   Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening


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_______ is a prominent African American woman writer
Options :
1.   Toni Morrison
2.   Andrea Levy
3.   Linda Bellis
4.   Nadine Gordimer


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Which poem of AK Ramanujan has adopted 'a stream of consciousness' technique?
Options :
1.   The Highway Stripper
2.   The Striders
3.   A River
4.   Love Poem for a Wife


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"Hooped bales of cotton", "invisible Manchesters", "milled and folded", "middle class loins", "muslin" and "richer nights" — these words have a
place in:
Options :
1.   Small-Scale Reflections on a Great House
2.   A River
3.   Snakes
4.   The Highway Stripper


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"wearing his conscience like a crucifix,
Her father, rampant, nursed the family shame; ………..
…To make them feel that they were doing wrong"
Where are these lines located?
Options :
1.   Crossing the Frontier
2.   Australia
3.   To Autumn
4.   Tintern Abbey


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The painful personal experience of mental aberration and an interest in psychoanalytical theories were clearly depicted in Bessie Head's:
Options :
1.   A Question of Power
2.   When Rain Clouds Gather
3.   A Collector of Treasures
4.   A Woman Alone : Autobiographical Writings


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"With burnished neck of vendant gold erect amidst his circling spires, that on the grass floated redundant"
These lines exalting Milton's grand style are found in:
Options :
1.   Paradise Lost, Book-II
2.   Paradise Lost, Book-I
3.   Paradise Lost, Book-IX
4.   Paradise Lost, Book-XII