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ENGLISH
Paper – II

Note : This paper contains fifty (50) objective type questions. Each question carrying
two (2) marks. All questions are compulsory.

1. The epithet ‘Marlowe’s mighty line’ is 4. The term ‘stream of consciousness’ is

used to describe Marlowe’s use of first used in the writings of
(A) Blank Verse (A) Sigmund Freud
(B) Iambic Pentametre (B) William James
(C) Couplet (C) Carl Jung
(D) Ottava Rima (D) Virginia Woolf

2. The members of the imagist group were 5. In ‘Ode to a Nightingale’ which

(A) Rupert Brooke, T.E. Hulme, expression brings the poet back to the
F.S. Flint, Ezra Pound real world ?
(B) Ezra Pound, Amy Lowell, (A) cold pastoral
T.E. Hulme, Richard Aldington (B) forlorn
(C) Robert Bridges, Amy Lowell, (C) warm south
T.E. Hulme, Ezra Pound
(D) hungry generations
(D) Ezra Pound, Wilfred Owen, Amy
Lowell, F.S. Flint
6. Match the following :
3. Match the following : i. Bloom a) Heart of Darkness
i. Jane Austen a) Frankenstein ii. Paul Morel b) Heart of the Matter
ii. Charlotte Bronte b) North and South iii. Kurtz c) Sons and Lovers
iii. Elizabeth Gaskell c) Jane Eyre iv. Scobie d) Ulysses
iv. Mary Shelley d) Northanger Codes :
Abbey
Codes : (A) i–a; ii – b ; iii – c ; iv – d
(A) i–d; ii – c ; iii – b ; iv – a (B) i–d; ii – c ; iii – a ; iv – b
(B) i–d; ii – b ; iii – c ; iv – a
(C) i–c; ii – d ; iii – a ; iv – b
(C) i–d; ii – a ; iii – b ; iv – c
(D) i–d; ii – c ; iii – a; iv – b (D) i–b; ii – c ; iii – d; iv – a

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7. ‘Human kind cannot bear very much 11. Which of the following poems is not
reality’. Who says this in Murder in the written by Sylvia Plath ?
Cathedral ?
(A) Arrival of the Bee Box
(A) The Chorus (B) Lady Lazarus
(B) The Priests (C) Mirror
(D) The Bell Jar
(C) The First Tempter
(D) Becket 12. Identify the work of Francis Bacon
related to science
8. The protagonist in the novel Disgrace (A) Utopia
is a professor of (B) An Essay Concerning Human
(A) Economics (B) Philosophy Understanding
(C) Novum Organum
(C) English (D) Mathematics (D) The Complete Angler
9. “Mid Term Break” by Seamus Heany is
13. T.S. Eliot considers Hamlet an inferior
about
work because
(A) the death of the father (A) it has a loose plot
(B) the death of a younger brother (B) characters are not fully developed
(C) the famine in Ireland (C) it contains excessive violence
(D) the Irish rebellion (D) the author’s intention is not realised

10. Read the following statement and the

14. Post-colonial readings of The Tempest
reason given for it. Choose the right designate Caliban as
response.
(A) the noble savage
Assertion (A) : Lady Macbeth goads (B) a willing victim
Macbeth to kill Duncan (C) the resistant colonised
Reason (R) : She does so because (D) a romantic dreamer
she is devoid of any
15. Which of the following works is not
human feeling
written by Herman Melville ?
Codes : (A) Typee : A Peep at Polynesian Life
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true (B) Omoo : A Narrative of Adventures
(B) (A) is false but (R) is true in the South Sea

(C) Both (A) and (R) are false (C) An Outcast of the Islands
(D) The Confidence-Man : His
(D) (A) is true but (R) is false Masquerade

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16. The protagonist in The Namesake is 21. In Coleridge’s ‘ Kubla Khan’, the line
named after the Russian writer ‘weave a circle round him thrice ‘ refers to
(A) Kubla Khan
(A) Anton Chekhov
(B) The Maker of the Summer Palace
(B) Maxim Gorky
(C) The Poet
(C) Vladimir Nabokov (D) Kubla Khan’s ancestor
(D) Nikolai Gogol
22. Dr. Johnson claimed in his plan for the
17. Mark Twain is the pen name of Dictionary that he would “Fix the English
Language in three years”.
(A) Samuel L. Claudius To whom did he write this ?
(B) Samuel L. Clemens (A) Boswell

(C) Samuel L. Blowman (B) Lord Chesterfield

(C) His Publisher
(D) Samuel L. Zimmerman
(D) Edward Cocker
18. Which of the following novels by Alice
23. Who among the following is not a
Walker is an epistolary novel ?
university wit ?
(A) The Temple of My Familiar (A) Robert Greene
(B) Meridian (B) John Lyly
(C) The Color Purple (C) Christopher Marlowe

(D) Possessing the Secret of Joy (D) John Webster

24. In The Rape of the Lock when Belinda

19. The prologue in Doctor Faustus makes wakes up her eyes fall on
references to the
(A) Her Cosmetics
(A) Icarus Myth
(B) A Loveletter
(B) Prometheus Myth (C) Her Golden Ring
(C) Orpheus Myth (D) Her Silken Gown
(D) Rebellious Angels
25. “When lovely woman stoops to folly”. This
is a song which originally appears in
20. Which American poet-lyricist composed
(A) Rasselas
the song “Like a Rolling Stone....” ?
(B) She Stoops to Conquer
(A) Roy Harris (B) Bob Dylan
(C) The Vicar of Wakefield
(C) Arthur Bird (D) John Musto
(D) The Country Wife

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26. Match the following : 31. “ Earth felt the wound, and Nature from
her seat
i. Stella a) Shakespeare
Sighing through all her works gave signs
ii. Anne Boleyn b) John Keats of woe
iii. Fanny Brawne c) Thomas Wyatt That all was lost”
These lines describe
iv. The Dark Lady d) Philip Sydney
(A) The Shock of Queen Elizabeth’s
Codes : death
(A) i–a; ii – b ; iii – d ; iv – c (B) Vision of Doomsday
(B) i–d; ii – c ; iii – b ; iv – a (C) The consequence of the original sin
(C) i–d; ii – b ; iii – c ; iv – a (D) The trauma of Charles’ execution
(D) i–c; ii – b ; iii – d; iv – a
32. The line “the better part of Valour is
27. In the title The Citizen of the World Oliver discretion” figures in the play
Goldsmith adopts the mask of (A) Julius Caesar
(A) A Chinese Philosopher (B) Henry V
(B) A Persian Scholar (C) Richard II
(C) A Greek Traveller (D) Henry IV – Part 1
(D) A Russian Diarist
33. The complete title of Fredric Jameson’s
28. ‘Every man I will go with thee and be work is
thy guide’. This line from the play Every
Man is spoken by (A) Postmodernism and the Logic of
High Capitalism
(A) Good Deeds (B) Fellowship
(B) Postmodernism or the Logic of
(C) Knowledge (D) Pleasure Global Capitalism
29. “He was the man who of all modern, and (C) Postmodernism or the Cultural
perhaps ancient poets had the largest Logic of Late Capitalism
and most comprehensive soul”. This
tribute to Shakespeare was paid by (D) Postmodernism as the Cultural
Logic of Market Capitalism
(A) Dr. Johnson (B) Milton
(C) Ben Jonson (D) Dryden 34. Name the critic who formulated the
concept of interpretive communities
30. ‘But rich he was of holy Thought and
Work’ the narrator of the ‘Prologue to (A) Woolfgang Iser
The Canterbury Tales’ says this of the (B) Fredric Jameson
(A) Monk (B) Parson (C) Stanley Fish
(D) Norman Holland
(C) Summoner (D) Franklin
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35. Match the following : 39. Darwin’s influential work The Origin of
Species was published in the year
i. Stephen a) Cultural Studies
Greenblatt (A) 1859 (B) 1849
ii. J.C.Ransom b) Cultural (C) 1865 (D) 1860
Materialism
iii. Stuart Hall c) New Criticism 40. Vandana Shiva’s Staying Alive does
not deal with
iv. Alan Sinfield d) New Historicism
(A) The Green Revolution
Codes : (B) Patriarchy and Capitalism
(A) i–d; ii – c ; iii – a ; iv – b (C) Religious Fundamentalism
(B) i–a; ii – b ; iii – c ; iv – d (D) The Idea of Progress
(C) i–b; ii – c ; iii – a ; iv – d
41. “... are grown
(D) i–c; ii – b ; iii – d; iv – a Cosmographers, and I their Map”.
In which poem do we find this reference
36. “Here is God’s Plenty”. Dryden made to the science of the times ?
this remark about
(A) The Sun Rising
(A) Shakespeare’s plays
(B) Thoughts in a garden
(B) Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
(C) Hymn to God, My God, in my
(C) Milton’s Paradise Lost Sickness
(D) Dante’s Divine Comedy (D) The Collar

37. “Good morrow to the day; and next my

42. “An image is an intellectual and
gold”. emotional complex in one instant of
This line occurs in time”.
(A) The Jew of Malta This statement was made by

(B) Volpone (A) T.S. Eliot

(B) Ezra Pound
(C) The Duchess of Malfi
(C) Cleanth Brooks
(D) Shoemaker’s Holiday
(D) I.A. Richards
38. “ It was the best of times, it was the worst
of times.” This opening line from 43. “Whoever loved who loved not at first
Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities is in sight ?” is an example of
prose. But, it follows the exact pattern of
(A) a rhetorical question
(A) Trochaic Metre
(B) an inverted question
(B) Apapestic
(C) an ironical question
(C) Iambic Metre
(D) paradox
(D) Dactylic
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44. “April is the cruellest month” 48. The line “Then all smiles stopped
This opening line of The Waste Land together” in ‘My Last Duchess’
contains suggests that
(A) oxymoron (A) The duchess became serious and
(B) transferred epithet stopped smiling
(C) an allusion (B) She took the Duke’s warning and
stopped smiling
(D) personification
(C) The Duke had her killed
45. Choose the correct chronological (D) The duchess abandoned the Duke
sequence in which the following works
appeared ?
49. Match the following names of the
i. David Copperfield women characters with the novels in
ii. Bleak House which they appear :
iii. Hard Times i. Sissy Jupe a. Daniel Deronda
iv. Our Mutual Friend ii. Gwendolen b. Withering

Codes : Harleth Heights

(A) (ii) – (iv) – (i) – (iii) iii. Isabel c. Vanity Fair

(B) (i) – (iii) – (ii) – (iv) iv. Beeky Sharp d. Hard Times
(C) (iv) – (iii) – (ii) – (i) Codes :
(D) (i) – (ii) – (iii) – (iv) (A) i–d; ii – a ; iii – b ; iv – c

46. Which of the following critics formulated (B) i–c; ii – b ; iii – a ; iv – d

the performative theory of gender ? (C) i–a; ii – b ; iii – c ; iv – d
(A) Elaine Showalter
(D) i–b; ii – a ; iii – c ; iv – d
(B) Gayatri Chakraborty Spivak
(C) Judith Butler 50. Who among the following is the author
(D) Judith Wright of Em and the Big Hoom ?
(A) Amitav Ghosh
47. Which of the following is not a dramatic
monologue ? (B) Amit Chaudhari
(A) Tithonus (B) Ulysses (C) Jerry Pinto
(C) Maud (D) Oenone
(D) Allan Sealy

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