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ENGLISH
Paper – III
Read the following passage carefully and
too will make us idealists. In the death of my
answer the questions (1 – 4)
son, now more than two years ago, I seem to
have lost a beautiful estate, – no more. I cannot
What opium is instilled into all disaster ! It shows
get it nearer to me . If tomorrow I should be
formidable as we approach it, but there is at
informed of the bankruptcy of my principal
last no rough rasping friction, but the most
debtors, the loss of my property would be a
slippery sliding surfaces. We fall soft on a
great inconvenience to me, perhaps, for many
thought ... People grieve and bemoan
years ; but it would leave me as it found me,
themselves, but it is not half so bad with them
neither better nor worse. So is it with this
as they say. There are moods in which we
calamity : it does not touch me : something
court suffering, in the hope that here, at least,
which I fancied was a part of me, which could
we shall find reality, sharp peaks and edges of
not be torn away without tearing me, nor
truth. But it turns out to be scene-painting and
enlarged without enriching me, falls off from me,
counterfeit. The only thing grief has taught me,
and leaves no scar .... I grieve that grief can
is to know how shallow it is. That, like all the
teach me nothing, nor carry me one step into
rest, plays about the surface, and never
real nature.
introduces me into the reality, for contact with
1. In line 1, opium is used figuratively for is
which, we would even pay the costly price of
capacity to :
sons and lovers. Was it Boscovich who found
(A) deaden the senses
out that bodies never come in contact ? Well,
(B) corrupt the soul
souls never touch their objects. An innavigable
sea washes with silent waves between us and
(C) weaken the will
the things we aim at and converse with. Grief
(D) produce euphoria
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2. According to the author, at times “We
In the porch I met my father crying--
Court Suffering” (lines 4-5) because we
He had always taken funerals in his stride--
believe that
And Big Jim Evans saying it was a hard blow.
(A) pain is more enjoyable than
The baby cooed and laughed and rocked the
pleasure or truth
(B) pain brings us into contact with
pram
reality
When I came in, and I was embarrassed
(C) pain makes people more resilient
By old men standing up to shake my hand
(D) Re cessation of pain brings pleasure
And tell me they were ‘sorry for my trouble”
3. The clause “The things we aim at and
converse with” means roughly the same
Whispers informed strangers I was the eldest,
as the phrase.
Away at school, as my mother held my hand
(A) “slippery sliding surfaces”
In hers and coughed out angry tearless sighs.
(B) “innavigable sea”
At ten o’clock the ambulance arrived
(C) “beautiful estate”
With the corpse, stanched and bandaged by
(D) “real nature”
the nurses.
4. The phrase “no more” most nearly means
Next morning I went up into the room.
(A) no longer in existence
Snowdrops
(B) nothing deeper
And candles soothed the bedside; I saw him
(C) I can bear no additional pain
For the first time in six weeks. Paler now,
(D) I understand my grief
Wearing a poppy bruise on his left temple,
OR
Read the following poem carefully and answer
He lay in the four foot box as in his cot.
the questions (1-4)
No gaudy scars, the bumper knocked him
I sat all morning in the college sick bay
clear.
Counting bells knelling classes to a close.
A four foot box, a foot for every year.
At two o’clock our neighbours drove me home
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1. The situation in the poem is
5. Gradgrind is a character in the novel
(A) loss of a Sibling
(A) Oliver Twist
(B) a public gathering
(B) Hard Times
(C) classroom teaching
(C) David Copperfield
(D) Big Jim Evans talking
(D) Great Expectations
2. The poem is in
(A) Heroic couplets
6. Which poem of Wallace Stevens
(B) Triplets
opens with the line, “call the roller of
(C) Quatrains
big cigars” ?
(D) Sestets
(A) “Sunday Morning”
3. The boy felt
(B) “The Emperor of Ice-cream”
(A) safe because the bumper did not
knock him down
(C) “The Snow Man”
(B) happy at the courtesies attended by
(D) “It Must Give Pleasure”
old people
7. The writers, who collaborated in adopting
(C) proud to be the eldest child
(D) numb at the sense of loss
Shakespeare’s plays into stories for
children, Tales form Shakespeare are
4. The last line of the poem implies
(A) the boy grew a foot a year
(A) Mary Lamb and Caroline Lamb
(B) the four year old boy met with an
(B) Charles Lamb and Caroline Lamb
untimely death
(C) Samuel Johnson and Charles Lamb
(C) boys are boys
(D) Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb
(D) the box is of the right size
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11. The Greek word for ‘arrogance/pride’ is
8. Which novel is not by Mrs. Gaskell ?
(A) Mary Barton
(A) Catharsis
(B) Ruth
(B) Hubris
(C) The Professor
(C) Denouement
(D) North and South
(D) Anagnorisis
9. Which literary theory flourished in the
12. Hermeneutics is the theory of
1960s as an attempt to apply to literature
(A) Religion
the methods and insights of modern
(B) Tradition
linguistics and anthropology ?
(A) Reception theory
(C) Existence
(B) Symbolism
(D) Interpretation
(C) Structuralism
13. The term “malapropism” comes from the
(D) Phenomenological criticism
name of a character in
10. Match the following :
(A) The School for Scandal
I. Libido
1. Carl Jung
II. Collective
2. Sigmund Freud
(B) The Rivals
(C) Joseph Andrews
unconscious
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III. Ambiguity
3. Frazer
IV. Myth
4. William Empson
I
II
III
IV
(A)
2
4
3
1
(B)
2
1
4
3
(C)
2
1
3
4
(D)
2
3
4
1
(D) Tom Jones
14. English Critical Texts is edited by
(A) David Daiches
(B) D. J. Enright and Ernest Chickera
(C) Nagarajan and Seturaman
(D) Rene Wellak
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19. Ivanhoe is a
15. Which playwright is known for writing
(A) Satirical Novel
lengthy prefaces to his plays ?
(B) Historical Novel
(A) Christopher Fry
(C) Religious Novel
(B) Samuel Beckett
(D) Verse Novel
(C) George Bernard Shaw
20. The Spider and the Bee episode occurs
(D) Tennessee Williams
in
16. The “mad woman in the attic” is a specific
(A) Culture and Anarchy
reference to
(B) The Battle of the Books
(A) The narrator of Global Market
(C) Aesop’s Fables
(B) Augusta Egg’s 1858 narrative
(D) The Rape of the Lock
painting
(C) The Heroine of
21. Who according to Johnson “sacrifices
The Yellow
virtue to convenience” ?
(A) Milton
Wallpaper
(B) Voltaire
(D) Bertha Mason of Jane Eyre
(C) Rhymer
17. Which Chaucerian text parodies Dante’s
(D) Shakespeare
The Divine Comedy
22. Who begins his essay with the question
(A) The Canterbury Tales
“What is truth” ?
(B) The Book of the Duchess
(A) Charles Lamb
(C) The House of Fame
(B) Francis Bacon
(D) Legend of Good Women
(C) Robert Lynd
(D) Joseph Addison
18. Which literary theory advocates “the
23. Which French writer wrote a book on
historical context as a co-text” ?
Mahatma Gandhi ?
(A) Historicism
(A) Thomas Mann
(B) New Historicism
(B) Gustave Flaubert
(C) Anti-Historicism
(C) Romain Rolland
(D) Archetypal criticism
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24. Which one of the following is not a German
28. Match the following :
writer ?
I. Aristophenes 1. Oedipus the King
(A) Herman Hesse
II. Sophocles
2. Plutus
(B) Franz Kafka
III. Euripedes
3. The Persians
(C) Thomas Mann
IV. Aeschylus
4. The Bacchae
(D) Gustave Flaubert
25. Lugi Pirandello is the author of
(A) The Divine Comedy
(B) Six Characters in Search of an
Author
I
II
III
IV
(A)
2
1
4
3
(B)
4
2
1
3
(C)
1
4
3
2
(D)
3
1
2
4
29. “The Myth of Sisyphus” is an essay by
(C) Prometheus Bound
(A) Jean Paul Sartre
(D) Prometheus Unbound
(B) Emile Zola
26. “... he turned drawing-room comedy on its
(C) Albert Camus
head, had a stage filled with empty chairs,
(D) Soren Kierkegaard
and transformed man into beast.”
30. Vacanas of Basava and Akkamahadevi
Which playwright does this statement refer
are translated as Speaking of Shiva by
to ?
(A) Shiv K. Kumar
(A) Eugene Ionesco
(B) Arun Kolatkar
(B) Herold Pinter
(C) A.K. Ramanujan
(C) Samuel Beckett
(D) Arvind Mehrotra
(D) John Osborne
31. The concept of “Third Theatre” was
27. Meursault is a character created by
introduced in Indian drama by
(A) Jean Paul Sartre
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(A) Girish Karnad
(B) Samuel Beckett
(B) Vijay Tendulkar
(C) Albert Camus
(C) Badal Sircar
(D) Bertolt Brecht
(D) Satyajit Ray
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35. Match the following :
32. Nissim Ezekiel’s essay “Naipaul’s India
and Mine” is a reaction against which work
I. Kanyasulkam
of Naipaul ?
II. Vamsa Vriksha 2. Siva Sankaran
1. S.L. Bhyrappa
Pillai
(A) Area of Darkness
(B) India : A Wounded Civilization
(C) India : A Million Mutinies Now
III. Chemmeen
3. Akilan
IV. Portrait of a
4. Gurajada
Woman
Appa
Rao
(D) Beyond Belief
33. Mahatma Gandhi’s autobiography is
I
II
III
IV
(A) 4
1
2
3
(B) 4
2
1
3
(C) 4
3
2
1
(D) 4
1
3
2
translated into English by
(A) Mahesh Desai
(B) Rakesh Verma
(C) Ramdas Gandhi
36. Which novel in English won the first
(D) Mahadev Desai
Sahitya Akademi Award in the year
34. Which one of the following Indian English
1960 ?
novelists did not win the Booker Prize ?
(A) The Guide
(A) Aravind Adiga
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(B) Arundhati Roy
(B) The Serpent and The Rope
(C) Kiran Desai
(C) Kanthapura
(D) Anita Desai
(D) Cat and Shakespeare
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42. Application of linguistic knowledge to
37. Which American poet wrote the poem
Brahma ?
literary interpretation is called
(A) Emerson
(A) Pragmatics
(B) Walt Whitman
(B) Stylistics
(C) Allen Ginsberg
(C) Psycholinguistics
(D) Thoreau
(D) Semiotics
38. Who wrote “My subject is wars and the pity
of war. The poetry is in the pity” ?
43. The word “mob” is an example of the
(A) Rupert Brooke
process of word-formation called
(B) Edmund Blunden
(C) Wilfred Owen
(A) Back-Formation
(D) Siegfried Sassoon
(B) Shortening
(C) Metanalysis
39. Which of the following was not published
in 1922 ?
(D) Metanthesis
(A) Mrs. Dalloway
44. Who propounded the terms Langue and
(B) Ulysses
(C) The Wasteland
Parole ?
(D) Siddhartha
(A) Ferdinand de Saussure
40. The classic epic poem Savitri by Sri
(B) Paul de Man
Aurobindo deals with the theme of
(C) Roland Barthe
(A) Love and Death
(D) Northrop Frye
(B) Life and Death
(C) Sin and Death
45. Who wrote English as a Global
(D) All of these
Language ?
41. Gone with the Wind is by
(A) H.G. Widdowson
(A) Margaret Drabble
(B) Michael Wallace
(B) Margaret Laurence
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(C) Margaret Mitchell
(C) David Crystal
(D) Margaret Atwood
(D) Carter Ronald
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49. In calling orientalism a “discourse,” Said
46. The English Language is said to have
draws on the terminology most closely
(A) Syllable – timed rhythm
associated with
(B) Phoneme – timed rhythm
(A) Michel Foucault
(C) Stress – timed rhythm
(B) Jacques Lacan
(D) Word – timed rhythm
(C) Jacques Derrida
47. What does CALL stand for ?
(D) Gayatri Spirak
(A) Computerized Advanced Language
50. Which of the following plays of
Learning
Shakespeare, according to T.S. Eliot, is
(B) Computer Assisted Language
an “artistic failure” ?
Learning
(A) The Tempest
(C) Computer Advised Language
(B) Hamlet
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(C) Henry IV, PI
(D) Computer Associated Language
(D) Twelfth Night
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51. M.H. Abrams’ The Deconstructive Angel
48. Who was the first art critic to define
is a critique of
‘Rasa’ ?
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(A) Valmiki
(A) Roland Barthes
(B) Dandin
(B) Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
(C) Bharata
(C) Jaques Derrida
(D) Mahimbhatta
(D) Paul de Man
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55. Which collection of poems by Blake is
52. Intertextuality refers to
intended to be read by children ?
(A) Close reading
(A) Songs of Innocence
(B) Comparison between two texts
(B) Thel
(C) The conditioning of the meaning of a
(C) Poetical Sketches
(D) Visions of the Daughters of Albian
text by other texts
56. Kitchen-sink drama refers to works on
(D) The reading of the intention of the
(A) the lives of women
author
(B) the lives of the affluent
53. In Moby Dick captain Ahab falls for his
(C) the lives of the working class
(D) the lives of plumbers
(A) ignorance
(B) pride
57. Match the following :
(C) courage
(D) drunkenness
I. Richard Wright
1. Beloved
II. Ralph Ellison
2. Native Son
III. Toni Morrison
3. A Raisin in the
Sun
54. Who among the following was not a Poet
IV. Lorraine Hansberry 4. Invisible Man
Laureate ?
I
II
III
IV
(A)
2
4
1
3
(B)
2
1
4
3
(C) Dryden
(C)
1
2
3
4
(D) Wordsworth
(D)
3
2
1
4
(A) Andrew Marvel
(B) Ben Jonson
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58. What is the full name of Voss in Patrick
61. In which poem of A.D. Hope do these lines
occur” ?
White’s Voss ?
“And the great earth, with neither grief nor
(A) Le Mesurier Voss
malice,
(B) Travelyan Laura Voss
Receives the tiny burden of her death.”
(C) Johan Ulrich Voss
(A) Australia
(D) Edmund Voss
(B) Inscription for a war
(C) Standardization
59. Willy Loman is a/an
(D) Death of the Bird
(A) baseball player
62. The writer associated with expressionism is
(B) insurance agent
(A) Edward Albee
(C) salesman
(B) Tennessee Williams
(D) school teacher
(C) Arthur Miller
(D) Eugene O’Neill
60. Which river has significance in the writings
63. Laura and Tom are characters in
of Mark Twain ?
Tennessee William’s play
(A) Missouri
(A) The Rose Tattoo
(B) Ohio
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(B) The Glass Menagerie
(C) Mississippi
(C) A Streetcar Named Desire
(D) Amazon
(D) Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
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64. Which poet said, “We were the last
68. What, according to Aristotle, are the two
Romantics” ?
emotions that tragedy arouses in the
(A) W. B. Yeats
(B) William Wordsworth
audience ?
(C) S.T. Coleridge
(D) Alfred Tennyson
(A) Pity and Fear
65. Who among the following is not connected
(B) Surprise and Shock
with the Oxford Movement ?
(C) Sympathy and Satisfaction
(A) Oscar Wilde
(B) John Keble
(D) Despair and Disgust
(C) E.B. Pusey
(D) J.H. Newman
69. Osborne’s Look Back in Anger marked
66. Which language gave the word “shampoo”
a new voice on the British stage by
to the English Language ?
(A) French
virtue of its reaction against
(B) Chinese
(A) The problem of unemployment
(C) Italian
(D) Hindi
(B) Existing affected drawing room
67. Who is the author of An Outline History of
comedies
the English Language ?
(A) F.T. Wood
(C) The problem of over crowding in
(B) A.C. Baugh
cities
(C) C.L. Wren
(D) Absurd theatre
(D) David Crystal
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70. Who
considers
“truth
and
high
73. ‘Affective fallacy’ is defined as the error of
seriousness” qualities of great poetry ?
judging :
(A) Matthew Arnold
(A) a work by its effects on the reader
(B) Alexander Pope
(B) a work by the intention of the author
(C) Sir Philip Sidney
(C) inanimate objects as animate
(D) Thomas Gray
(D) a work by affections aroused
71. The poem “Do not go gentle into that good
74. According to whom is poetry “not a turning
night” is by
(A) Dylan Thomas
loose of emotion, but an escape from
(B) W.H. Auden
emotion” ?
(C) W.B. Yeats
(A) S.T.Coleridge
(D) Ted Hughes
(B) Allen Tate
(C) John Dryden
72. In “An Essay of Dramatic Poesy” the
participants are
(D) T.S. Eliot
I. Crites and Neander
75. Which of the following novels opens with
II. Lisideius and Eugenius
the line : “Ours is essentially a tragic age,
III. Sedley and Howard
so we refuse to take it tragically” ?
IV. Sackille and Dryden
(A) Sound and Fury
(A) I and II
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(B) II and III
(B) All the King’s Men
(C) III and IV
(C) Lady Chatterley’s Lover
(D) I and IV
(D) Mrs. Dalloway
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