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Note: This paper containsfifty (50) multiple choice questions,each carryringtwo (2) marks. Attemptall of them. L

Which oue of the following from the CanterburyTalesis an animal fable? (A) "The Knight's Tale" (B) ..TheWife of Bath's Tale,' (C) "The Nun's Priest'sTale" 'Corvino' is a

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characterin Ben Jonson's--

-(A) Every Man in His Humour (C) Yolpone

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(D) "The Miller's Tale"

, (B) Sejanus (D) TheAlchemist

Who rnrotethe following lines? "M;, heait aches,and a drcl','Sltn':tnl.rse.ss pains My sense,as though of hemlock I had dr-unk" (A) Lord Byron (C) William Wordsworth

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,(D) JohnKeats

is a philosophy associated wirh-;Y:ittj^n""isrn' (A) JeremyBentham (C) SamuelTaylor Coleridge

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(B) PercyByssheShelley

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Caddy is a characterfrom the novel -(A) The StmAlso Rises

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(C) TheSoundand theFury,

(D) Billy Budd

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"No'fongermourn'f5rme when I am dead" Thanyou shallhearthe surly sullenb;ll.;' Theselines are in __ _.@) Iambic pentameter (C) Iambic tetrameter

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(B) Trochaichexamerer (D) Trochaicpentameter

Falstaffis a characterin Shakespeare,s _____ (A) TheMerry Wves of Wndso, .,*ts) Henry VIII (C) Much Ado about Nothing (D) Tweffih

Night

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Who wrote the following lines? "The grave'sa fine and private

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(B) GeorgeHerbert

Aadrew Marvell

(D) Abraham Cowlev

Who attackedShakespeare by (A) ThomasLodge (C) ThomasNashe

descril--''ing him as ali ,,upstaficr.ow::? (B) Robert Greene (D) Ben Jonson

10. Which oneamongthe following (A) John Donne (C) Andrew Marvell ra tl .\' ,

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is not a metaphysical poet? (B) Richard Crashaw

,,!pI JohnDryden l6gg _____

(A) put CharlesII on the throne of England (B) madeWilliarn of Orange the F{ins (C) markedthe beginning of the CiuiiWu, (D) markedthe beginning of the IndustrialRevolution

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(C) an essayon criticism

(B) asatire (D) a mock-epic

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----. 13. ) The authorof Leviathanis (A) FrancisBacon

Jg-rftomas Hobbes

(B) Robert Burton (D) John Milton

14. Sheridan'sThe Rivals is ----v

(A) a Jacobeantragedy

(B) a Restorationcomedy

(C) a late 18'hcenturycomedy

(D) a romantictragedy

15. Which of the following authorswas a contemporaryo-fSamuelJohnson? (A) John Dryden (C) ThomasHobbes

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James'boswell

(D) John Miiton

16J In which of the following novels doesthe characterLovelaceappear?

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(C) Clarrisa Harlowe

(D) Pamela

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Ivanhoeis written bv ----(A) Maria Edgeworth

(B) CharlesLevel

J,Q Sir Walter Scott

(D) ThomasLove Peacock

18. Who createdthe characterof Dorian Gray? (A) OscarWilde (C) SomersetMaugham

--(B) BernardShaw (D) JohnGalsworthy

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20. Sartor Resartusis written by

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' (B) ThomasCarlYle (D) JohnRuskin is written bY -----

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(A) Sir Arthur ConanDoYle

(D) CharlesDickens

(C) ThomasHardY

by Seano'Casey? zll,. r,l/hicho[the followingplaysis written

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appear? (A) To the Lighthottse (C) Mrs. DallowaY

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of detectivefiction? Which amongthe following is a writer (B) Arnold Bennett (A) H G Wells t(D) CatherineMansfield (C) Erle StanleYGardner

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25.'; The Grassis Singing is a novel by -----

t"(frf,"d DorisLessing

(B) FeYWeldon (D) MargaretDrabble

(C) Iris Murdoch 26. "I{awk Roosting"is a poemby ----(A) Sylvia Plath

(B) Philip T,arkin

Jct TedHughes

(D) StevieSmith

21. Which of the foliowing is not an absurdplay? (A) Waitingfor Godot Lq

ChickenSoupwith Barley

(B)

TheBirthday Party

(D)

Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Wrho's

28. Pearlis a characterin ----(B) Billy Budd

-6O TheScarletLetter (C) DaisyMiller

(D) TheHouse of the SevenGables .--'1

29. The ClockworkOrange is a novel by -----

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(A) David Lodge

(B) Anthony Burgess

(C) AngusWilson

(D) Malcolm Bradbury

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Who amongthe follorvingis a Marxist critic? (A) ElaineShowalter

4;{nuvmond Williams

(B)

Ian Watt

(D) F.R.Leavis

31.\ Mahanin,anrs a play by ----(A) SatishAlekar

(B) Vtjay Tendulkar

(C) MohanRakesh

(D) Girish Karnad

32. . The authorof Tar Baby is ----(A) GloriaNaylor (C) Alice Walker

Toni Morrison *gf (D) PauleMarshall [P.T:O i

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,1*ytVnilip Roth (D) John Barth

34. TheRevenger'sTragedyis a play by ----(A) John Webster (C) Cyril Tourneur

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ThomasMiddleton

(D) John Ford

35. "A Voyageto the Houyhnhnms"is apart of ----(A) Battle of the Bool<s . lq

Guiliver's Travels

(B) A Thleof a Tub (D) Polite Conversation

36. The authorof Essaysof Elia zs----,.{A) CharlesLamb (C) J.B. Priestley

(B) ThomasDe Quincey (D) William Hazlrtt

37. "Now, what I want is, Facts.Teachtlieseboys aircigirls nothing but Facts."Theseare the openinglinesof ----(A) Senseand Sensibility (C) The Educationof Henry Adams 38. BerthaMasonis a characterfrom ----(A) WutheringHeights (C) TheProfessor

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Hard Times

(D) Persuasion

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39, in the following list, identify the work that is not an unfinishedpoem. (A) "Resolutionand Independence"

(B) Hyperion

(C) TheFall ef Hyperion

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40.Theterm..philistinism''occursinthecriticismof----. (B) JohnRuskin (A) Walter Pater (C) Walter Bagehot

(D) MatthewArnold

with the chicago school of criticism? 41. Who amongthe following is closelyassociated (B) R'S' Crane (A) R.P.Blackmur (C) T ionelTrilling

(D) J'C' Ransom

cf Tagore'sGitanjali? 42. Wiro rvrotethe introductionto the first Englishversion (B) E'M' Forster Yeats j*t'w.n. !(D) W'H' Auden (C) T.S.Eliot,

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43. Which one of the following is not a novel by SaulBellow? (B) Dangling Man (A) Herzog

theRainK:q (C) Henderson

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Thepoeticdeviceusedin thisline is: 44. ,,Thisis no neanachievernent." lA) Litotes (C) MetonymY

(B) Metaphor (D) Antithesis

r-+5. Wh. a*rongthe followrngcriticsusedthe term "dissociationof sensibility"? (A) \\ralterPater 489{f'S' etiot (C) David Lodge

(D) I'A' Richards

46, Which of tlre follorvingis a novel by ChinuaAchebe? (B) Interpreters An'ot+'of ilod

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(D) Bharata

49. "If musicbe the food of love,play on". The figure of speechusedin this line is: . (A) personification

(B) oxymororl

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