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ENGLISH
Paper – III

Note : This paper contains seventy-five (75) objective type questions. Each question
carries two (2) marks. All questions are compulsory.

Read the following stanzas and answer the
five questions given below it :
The Man with the Hoe
Bowed by the weight of centuries he leans
Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground,
The emptiness of ages in his face,
And on his back, the burden of the world.
And marked their ways upon the ancient
deep ?
Down all the caverns of Hell to their last gulf
There is no shape more terrible than this –
More tongued with cries against the world’s
blind greed –
More filled with signs and portents for the
soul –

Who made him dead to rapture and despair, More packed with danger to the universe.

A thing that grieves not and that never hopes,

Questions :
Stolid and stunned, a brother to the ox ?
Who loosened and let down this brutal jaw ? 1. Who is the man portrayed in the poem ?
Whose was the hand that slanted back this (A) Worker
brow ?
(B) Farmer
Whose breath blew out the light within this
brain ? (C) Inmate of a labour camp

Is this the Thing the Lord God made and (D) A refugee
gave
To have dominion over sea and land; 2. What has made the man unemotional ?

To trace the stars and search the heavens (A) God

for power;
(B) Suffering
To feel the passion of Eternity ?
(C) Poverty
Is this the dream He dreamed who shaped
the suns (D) Homelessness

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3. The word ‘thing’ 6. In The Canterbury Tales Madame

Eglantine is the name of
(A) shows the writer’s contempt for the
(A) The Squire’s beloved
man
(B) The Prioress
(B) shows the writer’s sympathy for the
man (C) The Wife of Bath

(C) implies the writer’s alienation from (D) A friend of the monk

the man
7. Mirror for Magistrates was written by
(D) shows the writer’s cynicism
(A) Thomas Sackville

4. Why is the shape (man) packed with (B) Thomas Wyatt

danger to the universe ? (C) Thomas More

(A) Because he is evil (D) Roger Ascham

(B) Because he is frustrated and angry

8. In which poem does Spencer celebrate
(C) Because he has criminal his love ?
tendencies (A) Amoretti

(D) Because he is morally degraded (B) The Fairie Queene

(C) Epithalamion
5. What is the poet’s view of the man ?
(D) Prothalamion
(A) that he should be subdued by force
9. ‘Come live with me and be my love’ this
(B) that the man should be banished
is the first line of two poems by
from society
(A) Shakespeare and Donne
(C) society should understand his
condition (B) Marlowe and Donne

(C) Marlowe and Shakespeare

(D) the man should not exist in this
universe (D) Spenser and Marlowe

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10. ‘What is in a name ? 13. Dryden’s MacFlecknoe targeted

That which we call a rose (A) Duke of Monmouth

By any other word would smell as (B) Shadwell

sweet’ (C) The Anglican Church

These lines are from (D) The Roman Church

(A) Twelfth Night

14. Oroonoko is a novel by Aphra Behn

(B) Romeo and Juliet about

(A) Palace intrigues

(C) Measure for Measure
(B) The immorality of the theatre
(D) Othello
(C) Colonisation

(D) The literary world

11. The author of Leviathan is

(A) Izaak Walton 15. ‘Batter my heart, three-personed God’

is a poem by
(B) Jeremy Taylor
(A) John Donne
(C) Thomas Browne
(B) Robert Herrick

(D) Thomas Hobbes (C) Henry Vaughan

(D) George Herbert

12. The famous diary of Samuel Pepys

covers the period 16. Who among the following is not a

‘graveyard poet’ ?
(A) 1660 – 1669
(A) Ambrose Philips
(B) 1650 – 1660
(B) Thomas Gray

(C) 1671 – 1679 (C) Thomas Parnell

(D) 1680 – 1700 (D) Robert Blair

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17. Journal to Stella is 21. The woman without Pity in Keats’

‘La Belle Dame Sans Merri’ symbolises
(A) a novel by Daniel Defoe
(A) Death
(B) a collection of letters by Jonathan
(B) The goddess of poetry
Swift
(C) Keats’ beloved
(C) a diary by Eliza Haywood
(D) Fate
(D) a collection of essays by Steele
22. Match the following poets and the
18. Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer is poems :
List – I List – II
(A) a dark comedy
1. Wordsworth 5. Ode to the west
(B) a problem play
wind
(C) a sentimental comedy 2. Keats 6. Ode to Duty

(D) a farce 3. Shelley 7. Ode to Autumn

4. Coleridge 8. Dejection : An
19. Moll Flanders is best described as Ode

(A) a comic talc Codes :

(A) 1 – 6; 2 – 7; 3 – 5; 4 – 8
(B) female picaresque
(B) 1 – 5; 2 – 6; 3 – 7; 4 – 8
(C) a well made novel
(C) 1 – 8; 2 – 6; 3 – 5; 4 – 7
(D) autobiographical novel
(D) 1 – 7; 2 – 8; 3 – 6; 4 – 5

20. Which 18th century novel has fascinated

23. The following was a radical critic of the
post-modernist novelists ?
machine.
(A) Robinson Crusoe (A) Shelley
(B) Pamela (B) William Cobbett

(C) Rasselas (C) Charles Lamb

(D) Tristram Shandy (D) William Godwin

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24. The Wanderer, a novel about woman’s 27. “A study of provincial life” is the sub
psychology, was written by
title of

(A) Fanny Burney

(A) Middlemarch
(B) Ann Radcliffe
(B) The Mill on the Floss
(C) Elizabeth Gaskell
(C) Adam Bede
(D) Samuel Richardson
(D) Silas Marner
25. The book which became a cult text for
some writers in the 20th century was 28. Matthew Arnold’s “Thyrsis” is an

(A) The Spirit of the Age elegy on

(B) Essays of Elia (A) Sohrab

(C) Confessions of an English Opium (B) Edward King

Eater
(C) Arthur Hugh Clough
(D) Caleb Williams
(D) James Thomson
26. Identify the wrong pair :

29. The essay “Occasional Discourse on

(A) Dickens – The Mystery of Edwin
Drood the Negro Question” was written by

(B) R. D. Blackmoore – The Water- (A) Thomas Carlyle

Babies
(B) John Ruskin
(C) Wilkie Collins – The Woman in
(C) Henry Newman
White

(D) George Eliot – Daniel Deronda (D) J. S. Mill

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30. Match the following : 32. In which poem does the poet encounter
List – I List – II the enemy soldier ?
(Novels) (Subtitles)
(A) ‘Insensibility’
i. Vanity Fair 1. The Weaver of
Raveloe (B) ‘Strange meeting’

ii. Oliver Twist 2. A Novel without

(C) ‘Channel Firing’
a Hero

iii. Silas Marner 3. An (D) ‘In the time of the Breaking of

Autobiography Nations’
iv. Jane Eyre 4. The Parish
Boy’s Progress 33. The famous elegy on W. B. Yeats was
Codes :
written by
i ii iii iv
(A) J. M. Synge
(A) 3 4 2 1

(B) 2 1 4 3 (B) Philip Larkin

(C) 1 3 2 4 (C) W. H. Auden

(D) 2 4 1 3
(D) Dylan Thomas

31. “A crowd flowed over London Bridge,

so many 34. D. H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s
I had not thought death had undone so Lover was ruled to be not obscene by a
many”
jury at the Old Bailey in
In these lines from The Waste Land the
second line is taken from (A) 1940
(A) Baudelaire
(B) 1960
(B) Dante
(C) 1956
(C) Joseph Conrad

(D) The Bible (D) 1963

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35. Who is the novelist said to have 38. Caryl Phillips’ novel Crossing The River
inaugurate the genre of the campus is about
novel ?
(A) Slave trade
(A) Kingsley Amis
(B) The World-wars
(B) Malcolm Bradbury
(C) Tom Sharpe (C) The Depression

(D) David Lodge (D) The Boer War

36. Match List – I with List – II : 39. Union Street, a novel about England
List – I List – II written in the ‘Eighties, is authored by

i. Ted Hughes 1. On the Move (A) Martin Amis

ii. Philip Larkin 2. Your Attention (B) Graham Swift

Please
(C) Pat Barker
iii. Peter Porter 3. The Thought –
Fox (D) Alan Sillitoe

iv. Thomas Gunn 4. The Parish

Boy’s Progress 40. The Whitsun Weddings is a collection
Codes : of poems by

i ii iii iv (A) Thom Gunn

(A) 4 1 3 2 (B) Philip Larkin
(B) 3 2 4 1 (C) Donald Davie
(C) 4 3 1 2
(D) Ted Hughes
(D) 3 4 2 1
41. Identify the critic who said, ‘The only
37. Sara Kane’s play Blasted which created method is to be very intelligent’.
a furore is best described as
(A) Cleanth Brooks
(A) Post-realist drama
(B) T. S. Eliot
(B) Experiential drama

(C) Theatre of cruelty (C) F. R. Leavis

(D) Expressionist drama (D) Kenneth Burke

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42. Affective fallacy refers to the evaluation 45. Which of the following was not written
by Roland Barthes ?
of a literary text on the basis of
(A) S/Z
(A) the authors’s intention
(B) Mythologies
(B) the attitudes of the author
(C) Critical Practice
(C) the emotional response of the
(D) Writing Degree Zero
reader
46. The Country and The City is a work by
(D) the ideology of the author
(A) Terry Eagleton

43. Identify the right pair : (B) E. P. Thomson

(A) Betty Friedan – Sexual/Textual (C) Raymond Williams

Politics (D) Frederick Jameson

(B) Dale Spender – Backlash

47. The critics have faulted Edward said on
(C) Elaine Showalter – The Feminist the following grounds

Mystique (A) misreading imperialism

(D) Germaine Greer – The Female (B) incorrect sources

Eunuch (C) not recognising agency of the

colonised

44. ‘Is there A Text in the class ?’ is an (D) admiring Europe’s progress
example of
48. Stuart Hall is a powerful proponent of
(A) The New Historicism
(A) Cultural studies
(B) Reader Response Theory
(B) Reader response theory
(C) Formalist Criticism (C) Post colonial theory

(D) Feminist Theory (D) Queer theory

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49. The Location of Culture is a seminal

53. Gilgamish is a
work by

(A) Homi Bhabha (A) Finnish epic

(B) Catherine Belsey
(B) Greek epic
(C) Gayathri Spivak

(D) Edward Said (C) Babylonian epic

50. The following is not a member of (D) Italian epic

Subaltern studies group now

(A) Partha Chatterjee 54. In the novel One Hundred Years of

(B) Shahid Amin Solitude the chronicles of the family
(C) Sumit Sirkar
are found to be written in
(D) David Arnold
(A) Spanish
51. The Norman Conquest introduced
__________ words into English (B) English
vocabulary.

(A) German (C) German

(B) Scandinavian (D) Sanskrit

(C) French

(D) Italian 55. The following is a famous novel about

52. Gauri Vishwanathan argues that the labour camps in Russia.

English studies as a discipline was
first introduced (A) Fontamara

(A) in Oxford University

(B) Darkness at Noon
(B) in India
(C) Gutag Archipelago
(C) in Cambridge

(D) in USA (D) How the Steel was Tempered

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56. Which novel by Dostoevsky deals with
the idea of the Superman ?
(A) The Idiot
(B) The Brothers Karamazov
60. Salim Sinai in Midnight’s Children is
(A) a reliable narrator
(B) an unreliable narrator
(C) the author’s mouthpiece

(C) Crime and Punishment (D) a hidden narrator

(D) The House of the Dead

61. Evam Indrajit is a path breaking play by

57. ‘Katharsis’ in Aristotle is (A) Badal Sirkar

(A) Purification (B) Mahesh Dattani

(B) Purgation (C) Gurucharan Das

(C) Release (D) Mahesh Yalkunchwar

(D) All the three

62. Identify the wrong pair :

58. ‘Shishu’ is a haunting story written by (A) Speaking of Shiva –

A. K. Ramanujan
(A) M. T. Vasudevan Nair
(B) Draupadi – Gayathri Spivak
(B) Mahashweta Devi
(C) House of Kanooru – Padma
(C) Krishna Sobti
Ramachandra
(D) Lalitambika Antarjanam (D) Tughlaq – Sujit Mukherjee

59. Karukku is a dalit life narrative by 63. The Lowland is a novel in English by

(A) Shivakami (A) Salman Rushdie

(B) Sarah Joseph (B) Chitra Banerjee Diwakaruni

(C) Bama (C) Anita Nair

(D) Urmila Pawar (D) Jhumpa Lahiri

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64. Imaginary Homelands is a collection of 67. Robert Lowell was a leading

essays by
(A) Confessional poet
(A) Amitav Ghosh
(B) Beaknik poet
(B) Salman Rushdie
(C) Camp poet
(C) Rohinton Mistry

(D) Vikram Seth (D) Post-modernist poet

65. Match the poets with the poems : 68. Edible Woman is a novel by

List – I List – II (A) Margaret Laurence

1. Kamala Das 5. ‘Purdah’ (B) Margaret Atwood

2. Sujata Bhat 6. ‘An Introduction’
(C) Alice Walker
3. Mamata Kalia 7. ‘Search for My
(D) Bharati Mukherjee
Tongue’

4. Imtiaz Dharker 8. ‘Tribute to

69. Chariots of Fire is a novel about
Papa’
Codes : (A) New Zealand

(A) 1 – 6, 2 – 7, 3 – 8, 4 – 5 (B) Australia

(B) 1 – 5, 2 – 6, 3 – 8, 4 – 7 (C) Mexico

(C) 1 – 6, 2 – 5, 3 – 7, 4 – 8 (D) West Indies

(D) 1 – 7, 2 – 6, 3 – 8, 4 – 5
70. The American Poet Sylvia Plath’s only
66. Who is afraid of Virginia Woolf is a path novel is
breaking play by
(A) The Colossus
(A) Tennessee Williams
(B) Burning Oneself Out
(B) Edward Albee
(C) The Bell Jar
(C) Harold Pinter

(D) Arthur Miller (D) A Black Mask

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71. The philosopher Plato says that in the 73. The concept of hegemony was
introduced by
Ideal Republic
(A) Michel Foucault
(A) Poets should be made
(B) Edward Said
administrators
(C) Autonio Gramsci
(B) Poets should be honoured and
(D) Raymond Williams
then banished

(C) Poets should be in prison 74. The following is not a postcolonial

critic.
(D) Poets should not be allowed to
(A) Leela Gandhi
write disturbing tragedies
(B) Ania Loomba

72. Aristotle says that there cannot be a (C) Madhu Kishwar

tragedy without (D) Benita Parry

(A) Character 75. The author of The Perishable Empire is

(B) Plot (A) Meenakshi Mukherjee

(C) Embellishment (B) Susie Tharu

(C) Tejaswini Niranjana

(D) Spectacle
(D) Jasbir Jain

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