JAMMU-KASHMIR
ENGLISH SET – 22 May 2016 –
PAPER
III – MODEL ANSWER KEY
By
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1.
‘The Time Machine’ by H G Wells is a notable
work of _____fiction.
A)
Detective
B)
Romantic
C)
Historical
D)
Science
Answer - D) Science
Explanation – The Time Machine is a novel by H G
Wells Published in 1895.
2.
The
author of Hundred Years of Solitude is _____
A)
Gabriel Garcia
Marquez
B)
Gabriel Macht
C)
Gabriel Meredith
D)
Gabriel Monnet
Answer - A) Gabriel Garcia
Marquez
Explanation - One Hundred Years of Solitude (Spanish:
Cien años de soledad) is a 1967 novel by Colombian author Gabriel García
Márquez that tells the multi-generational story of the Buendía family.
3.
R K Narayan employs an Indian myth in which of
the following novels?
A)
The English Teacher
B)
Man Eater of
Malgudi
C)
The Guide
D)
Waiting for Mahatma
Answer – (B) Man Eater of Malguid
4.
Identify the play from which the following line
has been taken:
Well – I do – all right? – thank
everybody! And forgive me for ever wanting to be anything at all! (Pursuing him
on her knees across the floor) FORGIVE ME, FORGIVE ME, FORGIVE ME!
A)
Raisin in the Sun
B)
Death of a Sales Man
C)
Street Car Named Desire
D)
Doll’s House
Answer – (A) Raisin in the Sun (Play
by Lorraine Hansberry)
5.
Match List I with List – II according to the
code given below:
LIST – (WRITERS)
|
LIST – II (WORKS)
|
i)
Jamaica Kinkaid
|
1. Voss
|
ii)
Caryll Phillip
|
2. A small Place
|
iii)
Ngugi wa Thiong’s
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3. Cambridge
|
iv)
Pratick white
|
4. Weep not Child
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Code:
i
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ii
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iii
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iv
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A
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3
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2
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1
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4
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B
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2
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1
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3
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4
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C
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2
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3
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4
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1
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D
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3
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1
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4
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2
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Answer – (C)
6.
The first chapter of The Wretched of the
Earth by Frantz Fanon is entitled:
A)
Concerning the Earth
B)
Concerning
Violence
C)
Concerning Freedom
D)
Concerning Struggle
Answer –
B) Concerning Violence
7.
Thus language and literature were taking
us further and further from overselves to other selves, from out world to other
worlds.
The above line appears in which of Ngui wa
Thiongo’s works:
A)
A grain of Wheat
B)
Devil on the Cross
C)
Decolonizing the
Mind
D)
A River Between
Answer –
(C) Decolonizing Mind
8.
The Indian writer known for his novel on
Partition, who passed away in March 2014, is:
A) Khuswant Singh
B)
Sadat Hasan Manto
C)
Ruth Prawar Jhabwala
D)
Mulk Raj Anandi
Answer –
(A) Khuswant Sing
9.
Match List – I with List II according to the
code given below:
LIST – I NOVELS OF CHEBE
|
LIST – II – YEARS OF PUBLICATION
|
i)
Things Fall
Apart
|
1. 1966
|
ii)
The Man of
the People
|
2. 1960
|
iii)
No Longer
at Ease
|
3. 1964
|
iv)
Arrow of God
|
4. 1958
|
CODE:
i
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ii
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iii
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iv
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A
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3
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2
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1
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4
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B
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4
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1
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2
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3
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C
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2
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3
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4
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1
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D
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3
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1
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4
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2
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Answer – (B)
10.
V S Naipul’s essay Indian Autobiographies
is taken from the anthology entitled:
A)
India a Wounded Civilization
B)
An Area of Darkness
C)
Literary
Occasions
D)
The Mimic Men
Answer -
C) Literary Occasions
11.
Which of the following arrangements is in
the correct chronological sequence?
A)
Voices in the City, Bye bye Blackbird, Cry the
Peacock, Games at Weilight
B)
Bye bye Blackbird, Voices in the City, Games at
Twilight, Cry the Peacock
C) Cry the Peacock, Voices in the City, Bye bye Blackbird, Games
at Twilight
D)
Games at Twilight, Voices in the City, Bye bye
Blackbird, Cry the Peacock
Answer –
(C) Cry the Peacock, Voices in the City, Bye bye Blackbird, Games at Twilight
Explanation –
Cry, the Peacock – 1963
Voices in the City - 1965
Bye bye Blackbird – 1971
Games at Twilight – 1978
12.
Annihilation of Castle by Dr. B. R.
Ambedkar is originally a_____
A)
essay
B)
speech
C)
dissertation
D)
thesis
Answer –
(B) speech
13.
Towards an Aesthetics of Dalit Literature is
written by_____
A)
Sharan Kumar
Limbale
B)
Om Prakash Valmiki
C)
Gurram Jashuva
D)
Arun Kamble
Answer –
(A) Sharan Kumar Limbale
14.
Select from among the following novels, the one
that best suits the description below:
I.
Harikantha was used to arouse social
consciousness
II.
Hyphenated words used to suit the local colour
and flavor
III.
Written in the backdrop of south Indian Village
IV.
An old woman narrates the story
The novel is ________
A)
Serpent and the Rope
B)
Kanthapura
C)
Cat and Shakespeare
D)
The Great Indian Way
Answer –
(B) Kantapura
15.
Albert Camus’s ‘The Outsider’ is based on one of
the following myths:
A)
Myth of Titan
B)
Myth of Zeus
C)
Myth of Sisyphus
D)
Myth of Apollo
Answer –
(C) Myth of Sisyphus
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16.
In ‘Midnight’s Children’ the Reader Response
theory becomes operative through one of the following characters:
A)
Padma
B)
Saleem Sinai
C)
Parvathi
D)
Mary Percy
Answer –
(B) Salem Sinai
Explanation - Salem Sinai is narrator of the novel and from the
beginning he starts to address to the readers.
17.
The novel that won Booker Prize for the year
2008 is:
A)
The White Tiger
B)
Monk Who Sold his Ferrari
C)
Sea of Poppies
D)
Inheritance of Loss
Answer –
(A) The White Tiger (By Arvind Adiga)
18.
Which of the following statements is NOT true of
Girish Karnad’s ‘Hayavadana’?
A)
Identify crisis as central theme
B)
Elaborate use of mythology
C)
Blend of old and modern traditions
D)
Five act play
Answer –
(D) Five act play (It is two act play)
19.
Match List - I with List – II according to the
code given below:
LIST – I (WRITERS)
|
LIST – II (WORKS)
|
i)
Chitra Banerjee
|
1. Interpreter of Maladies
|
ii)
Kavery Nambisan
|
2. Palace of Illusions
|
iii)
Jumpa Lahiri
|
3. Mango Coloured Fish
|
iv)
Bharati Mukherjee
|
4. Management
of Grief
|
Code:
i
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ii
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iii
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iv
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A
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3
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2
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1
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4
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B
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4
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1
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2
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3
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C
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2
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3
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1
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4
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D
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3
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1
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4
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2
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Answer – (C)
20.
The Nobel Prize for literature for the year 2013
was awarded to:
A)
Alice Munro
B)
Toni Morrison
C)
Buchi Emeecheta
D)
Doris Lessing
Answer –
(A) Alice Munro
21.
‘Orientalism’ by Edward Said is a fundamental
text on:
A)
Post-colonial
studies
B)
Post-structural studies
C)
Post-modern studies
D)
Post-impressionism studies
Answer –
(A) Post-colonial studies
22.
In 1967, Jacques Derrida heralded a new literary
interpretation called:
A)
Structuralism
B)
Historicism
C)
Deconstruction
D)
New Criticism
Answer –
(C) Deconstruction
23.
The figure of speech employed in the phrase
‘America is a melting pot’ is:
A)
Simile
B)
Metaphor
C)
Metonymy
D)
Hyperbole
Answer –
(B) Metaphor
24.
The line, ‘Rare and radiant maiden’ is a good
example of:
A)
Rhyme
B)
Onomatopoeia
C)
Alliteration
D)
Parallelism
Answer –
(C) Alliteration
In the following sentences
numbering 25-26, choose the correct one word substitute that best defines the
sentences.
25.
A prearranged place of meeting:
A)
Multifarious
B)
Rendezvous
C)
Necessitate
D)
Insurrection
Answer –(B)
Rendezvous
26.
A giving characterized by liberality or
generosity:
A)
Munificence
B)
Nebulous
C)
Promoter
D)
Squander
Answer –
(A) Munificence
In the following questions 27-20, four alternatives are given for the
idioms/phrase marked in bold. Form among the options given below, choose the
alternative which best express the meaning of the idiom.
27.
I don’t know what made him spill the beans
about his plans to his friends.
A)
Waste time
B)
Complete the work
C)
Disclose secret
D)
Use time properly
Answer –
(C) Disclose Secret
28.
Her indifferent attitude towards her classmates added
insult to injury.
A)
Deeply hurt
B)
Solved all the problems
C)
Satisfying
D)
Broke the silence
Answer –
(A) Deeply hurt (making the bad things worse)
29.
When does the convocation come off?
A)
Get cancelled
B)
Happen
C)
Amount to
D)
Carried off
Answer –
(B) Happen
30.
Identify the correctly-matched poets and their
works from the following:
A)
Parthasarathy – Introduction; Kamala Das – From Homecoming; Nissim Ezekiel
– Obituary; A K Ramanujan – Enterprise
B)
Parthasarathy – Enterprise; Kamala Das –
Introduction; Nissim Ezekiel – Obituary; A K Ramanujan – From Homecoming
C)
Parthasarathy – Obituary; Kamala Das – From
Homecoming, Nissim Ezekiel – Enterprise, A K Ramanujan – Introduction
D)
Parthasarathy –
From Homecoming, Kamala Das – Introduction, Nissim Ezekiel – Enterprise, A K
Ramanujan – Obituary
Answer -
D) Parthasarathy – From Homecoming,
Kamala Das – Introduction, Nissim Ezekiel – Enterprise, A K Ramanujan –
Obituary
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31.
Mark Twain is the pen name of:
A)
Samuel Richards
B)
Samuel Langhome
Clemens
C)
Samuel Climber
D)
Samuel Cleveland
Answer –
(B) Samuel Langhome Clemens
32.
The sub title of ‘Walden’ by Henry David Thoreau
is:
A)
Life in Walden
B)
Life in the Wilderness
C)
Life in the Woods
D)
Life in War
Answer –
(C) Life in the Woods
33.
The original name of Maxim Gorky, the Russian
writer of fiction and drama is:
A)
Goliardic Kreshkov
B)
Ronsardo Felixikov
C)
Malthias Serpieri
D)
Aleksei Peshkov
Answer –
(D) Aleksei Peshkov
34.
_________is the story of a nameless man who
struggles to reconcile himself with the reality of post-independence Ghana
written by Ayi Kwei Armah.
A)
Why are we so Best
B)
Beautiful Ones
Are Not Yet Born
C)
Fragments
D)
The Healers
Answer -
(B) Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born
35.
The play______by Wole Soyinka was presented at
the Nigerian Independence celebrations in 1960.
A)
A Dance of the
forests
B)
Mad Man and Specialists
C)
The Lion and the Jewel
D)
A Play of Giants
Answer -
(A) A Dance of the Forests
36.
Ned Kelly by Douglas Stelwart is a play based on
the life of a______
A)
Nigerian freedom fighter
B)
Australian Outlaw
C)
Ghana’s political leader
D)
New Zealand’s prominent poet
Answer
–( B) Australian Outlaw
Question Nos. 37 to 41 are based
on a poem. Read the poem carefully and pick out the most appropriate answers
I know Why the Caged Bird Sing
A free bird leaps
on the back of the wind
and floats downstream
till the current ends
and dips his wing
in the orange sun rays
and dares to claim the sky.
But a bird that stalks
down his narrow cage
can seldom see through
his bars of rage
his wings are clipped and
his feet are tied
so he opens his throat to sing.
37.
The above poem is written by________
A)
Phillis Wheately
B)
Maya Angelou
C)
Langston Hughes
D)
Rita Dove
Answer –
(B) Maya Angelou
38.
The theme of the above poem is ______
A)
Racial
discrimination
B)
Migration
C)
Refugee
D)
Rita Dove
Answer –
(A) Racial Discrimination
39.
The Bird stands as a metaphor for:
A)
Flying
B)
Singing
C)
Floating
D)
Freedom
Answer –
(D) Freedom
40.
The phrase ‘Wings are clipped’ indicates
A)
Restricted
freedom
B)
Enrich Beauty
C)
Fly better
D)
Enable singing
Answer –
(A) Restricted freedom
41.
This poem represents two birds; one bird
represent _____and the other represents______
A)
African and European
B)
African and American
C)
American and European
D)
Australian and European
Answer –
(A) African and European
42.
________ is the poet known for using animal
images in his poems.
A)
Philip Larkin
B)
Robert Graves
C)
Ted Hughes
D)
Thom Gunn
Answer –
(C) Ted Hughes
43.
Match List I with List II according to the code
given below:
LIST
– I (LAST LINE
|
LIST – II
(POEM)
|
i)
Where ignorant armies
clash by night
|
1. Telephone Coversation
|
ii)
Madam, I pleaded,
wouldn’t you rather see for yourself
|
2. Dover Beach
|
iii)
And each slow dusk a drawing down of blinds
|
3. The
Unknown Citizen
|
iv)
Had anything been wrong, we should certainly
have heard Youth
|
4. Anthem for
Doomed
|
Code:
i
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ii
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iii
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iv
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A
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3
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2
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1
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4
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B
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4
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3
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C
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2
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1
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4
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3
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D
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3
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1
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4
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2
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Answer – (C)
44.
Identify the novel from which this last line has
been taken: He had already chosen the title of the book, after much thought:
The Pacification of the Primitive Tribes of the Lower Niger.
A)
A Grain of Wheat
B)
Things Fall Apart
C)
Ant Hills of Savannah
D)
A Man of the People
Answer –
(B) Things Fall Apart
45.
Which of the following arrangements is in the
correct chronological sequence of Buchi Emeecheta’s novels?
A)
Second-Class
Citizen, The Bride Price, The Slave Girl, The Joys of Motherhood
B)
The Bride Price, Second Class Citizen, The Joy
of Motherhood, The Slave Girl
C)
The Slave Girl, The Bride Price, Second-Class
Citizen, The Joy of Motherhood
D)
The Bride Price, Second-class Citizen, The Joys
of Motherhood, The Slave Girl
Answer –
(A) Second-Class Citizen, The Bride Price, The Slave Girl, The Joys of
Motherhood
Explanation – All these
novels are by Buchi Emecheta .
Second Class Citizen – 1974
The Bride Price – 1976
The Slave girl – 1977
The Joys of Motherhood 1979
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46.
Identify the play from where these lines have
been taken:
Ism to ism for ism is ism
Of isms and isms on absolute ism
To demonstrate the tree of life
Is sprung from broken peat
A)
The Man Died
B)
The Interpreters
C)
Kongi’s Harvest
D)
King Baabu
Answer – (C) Kongi’s Harvent
47.
Which Caribbean poet of 20th century
makes folk music a major part of his poetry in which he presents drumming, work
songs and blues?
A)
Linton Kwesi Johnson
B)
Kamau Brathwaite
C)
Derek Walcott
D)
Cynthia James
Answer
– (B) Kamau Brathwaite
48.
Feminist Theory: From Margin to Centre is
written by:
A)
Bell Hooks
B)
Terry Eagleton
C)
Elaine Showalter
D)
Kate Miller
Answer –
(A) Bell Hooks
49.
In Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa
wakes up to find himself transformed into a big:
A)
Elephant
B)
Snake
C)
Insect
D)
Tiger
Answer –
(C) Insect
50.
Match List I with List II according to the code
given below:
LIST – I – CHARACTERS
|
LIST – II - WORKS
|
I.
Natraj
|
1. Untouchable
|
II.
Raju
|
2. The Guide
|
III.
Ratna
|
3. Man
Eater of Malgudi
|
IV.
Bakha
|
4. Kanthapura
|
Code:
I
|
II
|
III
|
IV
|
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A
|
2
|
1
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3
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4
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B
|
3
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2
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4
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1
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C
|
4
|
1
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2
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3
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D
|
1
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2
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3
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4
|
Answer – (B)
51.
Identify the poem from where these lines are
taken:
Lo, soul! Seest thou not God’s purpose
from the first?
The earth to be spanne’d, connected by
net-work,
The people to become brothers and
sisters,
The races, neighbors, to marry and be
given in marriage,
The ocens to be cross’d, the distant
brought near,
The lands to be welded together.
A)
Leaves of Grass
B)
A Passage to
India
C)
Song of Myself
D)
Captain! My Captain
Answer –
(B) A Passage to India
52.
Of the following characters, which one does not
belong to A House for Mr. Biswas?
A)
Shama
B)
Anand
C)
Raina
D)
Owad
Answer –
(C) Raina
53.
Identify the novel which has a wrong sub title:
A)
Vanity Fair: A Novel without a Hero
B)
Pamela: Purity
rewarded
C)
Frakenstein: The modern Prometheus
D)
Tess: Pure Woman
Answer –
(B) Pamela : Purity rewarded (Actually, Pamela: Virtue Rewarded)
54.
What is register in terms of linguistics?
A)
The way in which a language registers in the
minds of its users
B)
The way users of a language register the nuances
of that language
C)
A variety of
language used for particular purpose or in a particular social setting
D)
A variety of language used in non-professional
or informal situations by professionals.
Answer – (C) A variety of language used for
particular purpose or in a particular social setting.
55.
“Womanist is to feminist as purple is to
lavender” This is an important statement defining the womanist perspective
advanced by:
A)
Toni Morrison
B)
Alice Walker
C)
Zora Neale Hurston
D)
Bell Hooks
Answer –
(B) Alice Walker
56.
Match List I with List II according to the code
given below:
LIST – I
|
LIST – II
|
I.
Theatre of Cruelty
|
1. Martin
Esslin
|
II.
Theatre of the
Opressed
|
2. Georg Kaiser
|
III.
Expressionist Theatre
|
3. Augusto Boal
|
IV.
Absurd Theatre
|
4. Antonin Artaud
|
Code:
I
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II
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III
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IV
|
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A
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1
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2
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4
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3
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B
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1
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4
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2
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3
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C
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2
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3
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1
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4
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D
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4
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3
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2
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1
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Answer – (D)
57.
______ is usually shaped as a twin, shadow, or
mirror image of a protagonist. It refers to a character who physically
resembles the protagonist and may have the same name as well.
A)
Doppelganger
B)
Fore Shadowing
C)
Anti Hero
D)
Flat Character
Answer –
(A) Doppelganger
58.
_______ is subordination of one clause to
another, or when the clasues are coordinated or subordinated to one another
within sentences.
A)
Jaxtaposition
B)
Hypotaxis
C)
Inference
D)
Isocolon
Answer –
(B) Hypotaxis
59.
A poetic device that gives a feeling of natural
or physical bodily movement or action like a heartbeat, a pulse and breathing
is called:
A)
Kinesics
B)
Motif
C)
Kinesthesia
D)
Metalepsis
Answer –
(C) Kinesthesia
60.
Identify the novel in which the protagonist is a
World War II veteran called Tayo who suffers from Shell Shock:
A)
Beloved
B)
Ceremony
C)
Daisy Miller
D)
Enter, Conversing
Answer –
(B) Ceremony
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61.
House Made of Dawn is a novel written by
which of the following writers:
A)
V S Naipaul
B)
James Welch
C)
Leslie Silko
D)
Scott Momaday
Answer –
(D) Scott Momaday
62.
Which of the following plays of Sean O’Casey is
set in Dublin at the height of Civil War of 1922?
A)
Juno and the
Paycock
B)
Shadow of a Gun Man
C)
The Plough and the Stars
D)
The Silver Tassie
Answer –
(A) Juno and the Peycock
63.
______ is a poem or other form of writing in
which the first letter, syllable or word of each line, paragraph or other
recurring feature in the text spells out a word or a message.
A)
Acrostic
B)
Alexandrine
C)
Haiku
D)
Ars Poetica
Answer –
(A) Acrostic
64.
The action in the Play Boy of the Western
World written by J M Synge, takes place in the coast of:
A)
Miami
B)
Mayo
C)
Maine
D)
Monaco
Answer –
(B) Mayo
65.
In which year did Saul Bellow’s novel Mr.
Sammler’s Planet win the National Book Award for Fiction?
A)
1960
B)
1964
C)
1968
D)
1971
Answer –
(D) 1971
66.
In which of the following cities was the novel The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn set?
A)
St. Petersburg
B)
Missouri
C)
New York
D)
Ohio
Answer –
(B) Missouri
67.
Which play of Eugene O’Neil depicts 1692 Salem trails
in the era of McCarthycism in the USA?
A)
All My Sons
B)
Death of a Salesman
C)
The Crucible
D)
Hairy Ape
Answer –
(C) The Crucible
68.
Which of the following philosopher and critic of
literature was the husband of George Eliot?
A)
George Henry
Lewis
B)
Sir William Fredrick Pollack
C)
Richard Sampson
D)
Austen-Leigh
Answer –
(A) George HenryLewis
69.
Which of the following novels of Charles Dickens
was published as a serial in ‘Household Words’ from April to August 1854:
A)
The Old Curiosity Shop
B)
Dombey and Son
C)
David Copperfield
D)
Hard Times
Answer –
(D) Hard Times
70.
Which one of the following novelists said: I
have no brains about my eyes: I describe what I see:
A)
William Thackeray
B)
Charles Dickens
C)
Thomas Hardy
D)
George Eliot
Answer –
(A) William Thackeray
71.
The narrator of the story The Great Gatsby
is:
A)
Jordan Baker
B)
Jay Gatsby
C)
Nick Carraway
D)
Daisy Buchanan
Answer –
(C) Nick Carraway
72.
In the play Death of a Salesman, what
sound is heard before the curtain rises:
A)
Bagpipes playing a highland lament
B)
Fiddle music reminiscent of the country side
C)
A melody played
on flute
D)
A piano playing song
Answer –
(C) A melody played on flute
73.
The Sound and the Fury by William
Faulkner is partly narrated by:
A)
Benjy
B)
Caddy
C)
Quentin
D)
Jason
Answer –
(A) Benjy
74.
Which of the following novels of D H Lawrence is
set in Mexico?
A)
Sons and Lovers
B)
Rainbow
C)
The Plumed
Serpent
D)
The White Peacock
Answer –
(C) The Plumed Serpent
75.
______was the leader of Confessional School that
emerged in America in 1950s.
A)
Robert Lowell
B)
Sylvia Plath
C)
John Berryman
D)
W D Snodgras
Answer – (A) Robert Lowell
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MODEL KEY IN SHORT
–JAMMU KASHIMR SET - III PAPER – ENGLISH
1.
D) Science
2.
A) Gabriel Garcia
Marquez
3.
(B) Man Eater of
Malguid
4.
(A) Raisin in the Sun
(Play by Lorraine Hansberry)
5.
(C) 2 – 3 – 4 – 1
6.
(B) Concerning
Violence
7.
(C) Decolonizing Mind
8.
(A) Khuswant Sing
9.
(B) 4 – 1
– 2 – 3
10.
(C) Literary
Occasions
11.
(C) Cry the Peacock,
Voices in the City, Bye bye Blackbird, Games at Twilight
12.
(B) speech
13.
(A) Sharan Kumar
Limbale
14.
(B) Kantapura
15.
(C) Myth of Sisyphus
16.
(B) Salem Sinai
17.
(A) The White Tiger
(By Arvind Adiga)
18.
(D) Five act play (It
is two act play)
19.
(C) 2 – 3 – 1 – 4
20.
(A) Alice Munro
21.
(A) Post-colonial
studies
22.
(C) Deconstruction
23.
(B) Metaphor
24.
(C) Alliteration
25.
(B) Rendezvous
26.
(A) Munificence
27.
(C) Disclose Secret
28.
(A) Deeply hurt
(making the bad things worse)
29.
(B) Happen
30.
D) Parthasarathy –
From Homecoming, Kamala Das – Introduction, Nissim Ezekiel – Enterprise, A K
Ramanujan – Obituary
31.
(B) Samuel Langhome Clemens
32.
(C) Life in the Woods
33.
(D) Aleksei Peshkov
34.
(B) Beautiful Ones
Are Not Yet Born
35.
(A) A Dance of the
Forests
36.
( B) Australian
Outlaw
37.
(B) Maya Angelou
38.
(A) Racial
Discrimination
39.
(D) Freedom
40.
(A) Restricted
freedom
41.
(A) African and
European
42.
(C) Ted Hughes
43.
(C) 2 – 1 – 4 – 3
44.
(B) Things Fall Apart
45.
(A) Second-Class
Citizen, The Bride Price, The Slave Girl, The Joys of Motherhood
46.
(C) Kongi’s Harvent
47.
(B) Kamau Brathwaite
48.
(A) Bell Hooks
49.
(C) Insect
50.
(B) 3 – 2 – 4 -1
51.
(B) A Passage to
India
52.
(C) Raina
53.
(B) Pamela : Purity
rewarded (Actually, Pamela: Virtue Rewarded)
54.
(C) A variety of
language used for particular purpose or in a particular social setting.
55.
(B) Alice Walker
56.
(D) 4 – 3 – 2 – 1
57.
(A) Doppelganger
58.
(B) Hypotaxis
59.
(C) Kinesthesia
60.
(B) Ceremony
61.
(D) Scott Momaday
62.
(A) Juno and the
Peycock
63.
(A) Acrostic
64.
(B) Mayo
65.
(D) 1971
66.
(B) Missouri
67.
(C) The Crucible
68.
(A) George HenryLewis
69.
(D) Hard Times
70.
(A) William Thackeray
71.
(C) Nick Carraway
72.
(C) A melody played
on flute
73.
(A) Benjy
74.
(C) The Plumed
Serpent
75.
(A) Robert Lowell
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