STATE ELIGIBILITY TEST (ENGLISH) PROVISIONAL ANSWER KEY
EXAM CONDUCTED ON 29 SEPTEMBER 2019
- Which character in Chaucer’s General Prologue was stout and brawny, with a wart on his nose?
A) The Summoner
B) The Monk
C) The Miller
D) The PardonerANSWER: C) The Miller
- Whose excellent sonnets were the first to be linked by subject matter and theme?
A) Sir Thomas Wyatt’s
B) Sir Philip Sidney’s
C) Sir Edmund Spenser’s
D) Sir Walter Raleigh’s
Answer: B) Sir Philip Sidney’s(?)
- To whom is Spenser’s sonnet sequence Amoretti addressed?
A) To the Queen
B) To his secret lady-love
C) To a working class friend
D) To his own wife
Answer: D) To his own wife
- In which of Shakespeare does the following line occur: “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.”
A) Julius Caesar
B) Henry V
C) Henry IV
D) Richard II
Answer: C) Henry IV
- What did the mystery plays deal with?
A) Biblical themes
B) Moral themes
C) Medieval themes
D) Philosophical themes
Answer: A) Biblical themes - “Was this the face that launched a thousand ships…” is the celebrated list from:
A) Tamburlaine
B) Dr. Faustus
C) Edward II
D) The Spanish Tragedy
Answer: B) Dr. Faustus
- From whom did Bacon borrow the general conception of the essay?
A) Seneca
B) Montaigne
C) Erasmus
D) More
Answer: B) Montaigne
- Who coined the phrase “Marlowe’s mighty line”?
A) Dr. Samuel Johnson
B) Sir Philip Sydney
C) Francis Beaumont
D) Ben Jonson
Answer: D) Ben Jonson
- Which of the following plays begin with the line: “If music be the food of love. play on?”
A) The Twelfth Night
B) As you like it
C) Much ado about Nothing
D) A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Answer: A) Twelfth Night
- Who wrote the poem The Retreat?
A) George Herbert
B) Richard Carshaw
C) Henry Vaughan
D) Andrew Marvell
Answer: C) Henry Vaughan
- Who said of Shakespeare:
“Sweetest Shakespeare, fancy’s child,
Warble his native wood-notes wild.”
A) John Dryden
B) John Milton
C)John Keats
D) John Vanbrugh
Answer: B) John Milton
- Sir Thomas Browne wrote Religio Medici to defend doctors against the charge of
A) Witchcraft
B) Magic
C) Astrology
D) Atheism
Answer: A) Witchcraft
- Milton’s Areopagitica is a great impassioned treatise on
A) the evils of monarchy
B) Educational reforms
C) Freedom of the press
D) The defence of Oliver Cromwell
Answer: C) Freedom of the press
- Whose Diary provides a fascinating glimpse of London from 1660 to 1669?
A) Daniel Defoe
B) Richard Lovelace
C) Amelia Lanier
D) Samuel Pepys
Answer: D) Samuel Pepys
- Which allegorical work traced the life and journey of Christian from the City of Destruction to Salvation
A) Grace Abounding
B) Profitable Meditations
C) The Twin Rivals
D) The Pilgrim’s Progress
Answer: D) The Pilgrim’s Progress
- Which mock-heroic epic was based on a family quarrel between the Petres and Fermors?
A) The Duncidad
B) The Rape of the Lock
C) Eloisa to Abelard
D) Windsor Forest
Answer: B) The Rape of the Lock
- In which city did Thomas Gray live with his mother and aunts?
A) Stoke Poges
B) Kilkenny West
C) Hertfordshire
D) Aldeburgh
Answer: A) Stoke Poges
- Which work of Wordsworth told the story of the growth of his own mind’?
A) The Excursion
B) Laodamia
C) Peter Bell
D) The Prelude
Answer: D) The Prelude
- Which work of Byron made him an overnight sensation’?
A) The Prisoner of
B) Don Juan
C) Childe Harold ‘s Pilgrimage
D) The Dream
Answer: B) Don Juan
- Who described Byron’s mock-epic Don Juan as “something wholly new and relative to the age”?
A) Shelley
B) Keats
(C) Coleridge
D) Southey
Answer: A) Shelley
- Which play of Shelley predicts humanity’s eventual freedom from tyranny?
A) Hellas
B) The Cenci
C) Prometheus Unbound
D) Adonis
Answer: C) Prometheus Unbound
- Which poem of Keats begins with the line: “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.”
A) Endymion
B) To a Grecian Urn
C) To a Nightingale
D) The Eve of St Agnes
Answer: A) Endymion
- In which year did William Wordsworth become the poet laureate?
A) 1843
B) 1839
C) 1848
D) 1850
Answer: A) 1843
- Through which work did Mary Wollstonecraft defend the French Revolution?
A) Thoughts on the Education of Daughters
B) A Vindication of the Rights of Man
C) A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
D) Mary: A Fiction
Answer: C) A Vindication of the Rights of Woman - The Lotus Eaters presented a perfect picture of a life of
A) Dreamful ease
B) Harmony
C) Splendour
D) Fantasy
Answer: D) Fantasy
- Which quality of Keats impressed Tennyson the most?
A) Romanticism
B) Sensuousness
C) Medievalism
D) Imagery
Answer: C) Medievalism
- Which Victorian poet wrote ‘God’s in His Heaven and all’s right wok the world’?
A) Arnold
B) Tennyson
C) Browning
D) Ruskin
Answer: C) Browning
- In poems such as Fra Lippo Lippi and Andrea Del Sarto, Browning reflects his love for
A) Greece
B) Italy
C) France
D) Spain
Answer: B) Italy
- By which name does Lamb refer to his sister in his essays?
A) Mary
B) Alice
C) Bridget
D) Dorothy
Answer: C) Bridget
- Which English poet defined poetry as a criticism of life?
A) Shelley
B) Arnold
C) Tennyson
D) Macaulay
Answer: B) Arnold
- Which novel by Dickens is written against the background of the French Revolution?
A) A Tale of Two Cities
B) Hard Times
C) Nicholas Nickelby
D) Bleack House
Answer: A) A Tale of Two Cities - Which poet wrote this celebrated line: “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.”
A) Browning
B) Tennyson
C) Arnold
D) Kipling
Answer: B) Tennyson
- Which is the best known poem of Edgar Allen Poe?
A) Israfel
B) The Raven
C) The Bells
D) Eldorado
Answer: B) The Raven
- Whom does Arnold’s elegy Thyrsis commemorate?
A) Arthur Hugh Clough
B) Arthur Hallam
C) Arthur Jeffreys
D) Arthur King
Answer: A) Arthur Hugh Clough - A Novel without a Hero is the sub-title of
A) Pamela
B) Hard Times
C) Vanity Fair
D) Moll Flanders
Answer: C) Vanity Fair
- Which novelist expressed that “happiness was but the occasional episode in a general drama of pain?”
A) Thomas Hardy
B) Charles Dickens
C) Thackeray
D) George Eliot
Answer: A) Thomas Hardy
- The phrase, Waverly Novels is associated with?
A) Henry Fielding
B) Walter Scott
C) Henry James
D) Tomas Hardy
Answer: B) Walter Scott
- William Blake’s later poetry is difficult to understand because it is
A) Metaphysical
B) Mystical
C) Menacing
D) Mental
Answer: B) Mystical
- The famous line “…where ignorant armies clash by night” is taken from a poem by A) Wilfred Owen
B) Matthew Arnold
C) W.H. Auden
D) Siegfried Sassoon
Answer: B) Matthew Arnold
- Which play of Oscar Wilde has the sub-litle, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People?
A) Lady Windermere’s Fan
B) An Ideal Husband
C) The Importance of Being Earnest
D) A Woman of No Importance
Answer: C) The Importance of Being Earnest
- Rupert Brooke, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon are together known as
A) War Poets
B) Patriotic poets
C) Radical poets
D) Flower poets
Answer: A) War Poets
- Who described himself. “my face looks like a wedding cake left out in the rain”?
A) Dylan Thomas
B) Ezra Pound
C) W.H. Auden
D) Thom Gunn
Answer: C) W.H. Auden
- The phrase “Stream of Consciousness” was used by in his Principles of Psychology (1890)
A) Sigmund Freud
B) William James
C) C.O. Jung
D) D.H. Lawrence
Answer: B) William James
- To a great extend whose autobiography is Autumn Journal?
A) Yann Martel
B) Louis MacNeice
C) Andrew Motion
D) Seamus Heaney
Answer: B) Louis MacNeice
- Which play of Pinter was his first great success?
A) The Love
B) The Caretaker
C) The Birthday Party
D) The HomeComing
Answer: B) The Caretaker
- Who found biography a depressed industry and transformed it into a fine art?
A) Bertrand Russell
B) Lytton Strachey
C) John Ruskin
D) James Boswell
Answer: B) Lytton Strachey
- Whose play teaches no lesson, has no moral, calls for no reform but depicts truth for its own sake?
A) J.M. Synge
B) John Galsworthy
C) G.B. Shaw
D) Arnold Wesker
Answer: D) Arnold Wesker - Which poet used all kinds of symbols like, Rose, Falcon, Horn, Tower, Wind, Lion etc?
A) Ezra Pound
B) Arthur Symonds
C) W.B. Yeats
D) Owen
Answer: C) W.B. Yeats
- Which black preacher, traveller and novelist wrote the story of a 17 year old Harlem boy, John Grimes?
A) Toni Morrison
B) James Baldwin
C) Ralph Ellison
D) Langston Hughes
Answer: B) James Baldwin - What does the term episteme signify?
A) Knowledge
B) Archive
C) Theology
D) History
Answer: A) Knowledge
- In Aristotle’s Poetics we read that it is the imitation of an action that is complete and whole, and of a certain magnitude… having a beginning, middle and an end. What is it?
A) Poetry
B) Force
C) Epic
D) Tragedy
Answer: D) Tragedy
- Who among the following writers asserted Common Wealth Literature does not exist?
A) Amitav Gosh
B) V.S. Naipaul
C) A.K. Ramanujan
D) Salman Rushdie
Answer: D) Salman Rushdie - “There is nothing outside the text,” is a statement by
A) Roland Barthes
B) Jacques Derrida
C) Mandy Fish
D) John Crow Ransom
Answer: B) Jacques Derrida
- To refer to the unresolvable difficulties a text may open up, Derrida makes use of the term
A) Aporia
B) Difference
C) Erasure
D) Supplement
Answer: A) Aporia
- “Heteroglossia” refers to
A) Multiple variations of languages and ideas of a text
B) Juxtaposition of multiple voices in text
C) The comments as the margins of a text
D) The commentary relating to a text
Answer: A) Multiple variations of languages and ideas of a text - Seamus Heaney was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in the year
A) 1995
B) 1996
C) 1994
D) 1998
Answer: A) 1995
- Which Indian novelist and short-story er is often known as the mouthpiece of the underdog?
A) Mulk Raj Anand
B) Bhabani Bhattacharya
C) Nirad C. Chaudhuri
D) Anita Desai
Answer: A) Mulk Raj Anand
- Which Indian poet was inspired by Edmund Gosse to choose Indian themes and scenery?
A) Chaman Nahal
B) Meira Chand
C) Jayanta Mahapatra
D) Sarojini Naidu
Answer: D) Sarojini Naidu
- The method of learning / teaching which is opposed to passively receiving information:
A) The Direct Method
B) The Structural Method
C) Constructivist Method
D) Bi-lingual Method
Answer: B) The Structural Method - _________ is the name given to a variety of language distinguished according to its use.
A) Register
B) Dialect
C) Inflexion
D) Word order
Answer: A) Register - The Emperor Jones is a play which can be labelled as
A) Realistic
B) Expressionistic
C) Symbolistic
D) Cubistic
Answer: B) Expressionistic
- Laura in the Glass Menagerie is
A) A healthy young woman
B) A sick young woman
C) A crippled and hypersensitive young woman
D) A psychopath
Answer: C) A crippled and hypersensitive young woman
- Which of the following was replaced by Communicative Language Teaching?
A) Motivational Approach
B) Structural Approach
C) Natural Language Processing
D) Situational Approach
Answer: D) Situational Approach
- The direct French influence on the English language during the Middle English period was in the form of
A) Loss of inflections
B) Intake of French words into English
C) Addition of inflections
D) Force of word combinations
Answer: B) Intake of French words into English
- Which of the following provided theoretical basis for Audio-Lingual Method Language Teaching?
A) Transformative Generative Linguistics
B) Cognitive Psychology
C) Behaviourist Psychology and Bloomfieldian Structural Linguistics
D) Systemic Functional Linguistic
Answer: C) Behaviourist Psychology and Bloomfieldian Structural Linguistics
- Which book is often said to inaugurate the subject – cultural studies?
A) Stuart Hall – Introduction
B) Raymond Williams – The Politics of Modernism
C) E.P. Thompson The poverty of Theory
D) Richard Hoggart – The Uses of Literacy
Answer: D) Richard Hoggart – The Uses of Literacy
- Which cultural theorist is of the opinion that cultural studies is a tendency across disciplines?
A) Toby Miller
B) Paul du Guy
C) Janice Radway
D) Stuart Hall
Answer: A) Toby Miller
- Whose study states that Romances satisfy women’s needs that are not met by patriarchy, all the while paradoxically reinforcing it.
A) Nancy Chordorow
B) Janice Radway
C) Chandrima Chakraborty
D) Marie Leger
Answer: B) Janice Radway
- Which of the following is not true in Dalit aesthetics as given by Sharon Kumar Limbale?
A) The agony, assertion, resistance and anger of the dalits should be expressed
B) Dalits experience should take precedence over speculation
C) Sympathy for the dalits should be generated
D) Ungrammatical language and different expressions should be used
Answer: C) Sympathy for the dalits should be generated
- Match the following:
List I List II
a) Claude Levi-Strauss I) Of Grammatology
b) Jacques Derrida 2) The Archaeology of Knowledge
c) Northop Frye 3) Structural Anthropology
d) Michel Foucault 4) Anatomy of Criticism
A) a-I, b-3, c-4. d-2
B) a-3, b-1, c-2, d-4
C) a-3, b-1, c-4, d-2
D) a-2, b-1, c-3, d-4Answer: C) a-3, b-1, c-4, d-2 - Match the following:
List I List II
a) Buchi Emecheta 1. Burger’s Daughter
b) Ama Ata Aidoo 2. Joys of Motherhood
c) Nadine Gordimer 3. Devil on the Cross
d) Ngugi Wa Thiongo 4. Our Sister KilljoyA) a-1, b- 2, c-3, d-4
B) a-2, b-4, c-1, d-3
C) a-3, b-1, c-4, d-2
D) a-4, b-3, c-2, d-1
Answer: B) a-2, b-4, c-1, d-3 - Derrida’s American disciples were
A) Geoffrey Hartman, Paul de Man, J Hillis Miller
B) Gertrude Stein, Barbara Johnson, Michael Ryan
C) Barbara Johnson, Michael Ryan, Mary Ellman
D) Jean Baudrillard, Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guttari
Answer: A) Geoffrey Hartman, Paul de Man, J Hillis Miller
- ‘Aphoristic’ is a term associated with the essays of
A) Roger Ascham
B) Roger Bacon
C) Francis Bacon
D) Charles Lamb
Answer: C) Francis Bacon
- “For God’s sake hold your tongue, and let me love” is a line from
A) Death, be Not Proud
B) The Canonization
C) To His Coy Mistress
D) A Valediction Forbidding Mourning
Answer: B) The Canonization
- This person is not a character in Sterne’s Tristram Shandy
A) Susannah
B) Doctor Slop
C) Trim
D) Verges
Answer: D) Verges
- The doctrine of ‘Art for Art’s Sake’ was advocated by
A) Walter Scott
B) Walter Pater
C) Walter Raleigh
D) Walter de la More
Answer: B) Walter Pater - Eminent Victorians is a work by
A) James Tait
B) Bertrand Russell
C) John Maynard Keynes
D) Lytton Strachey
Answer: D) Lytton Strachey
- The title Arms and the Man is borrowed from
A) Homer
B) Virgil
C) Chaucer
D) Shakespeare
Answer: B) Virgil
- ‘Sprung rhythm’ was an innovation from
A) Gerard Hopkins
B) Philip Sidney
C) Dylan Thomas
D) R.S. Thom
Answer: A) Gerard Hopkins
- “I am the enemy you killed, my friend”. This is a use from
A) Strange Meeting
B) Insensibility
C) Trench Duty
D) Dreamers
Answer: A) Strange Meeting - ‘Doublespeak’ and ‘thoughtcrime’ are concepts found in the work
A) Brave New World
B) Fahrenheit 451
C) Nineteen Eighty-Four
D) Homage to Catalonia
Answer: C) Nineteen Eighty-Four
- In A Doll’s House, Nora’s husband is
A) Torvald
B) Nils
C) Krogstad
D) Rank
Answer: A) Torvald
- Kazuo Ishiguro writes novels in
A) Spanish
B) Japanese
C) English
D) Korean
Answer: C) English
- “I have spent many days stringing and unstringing my instrument/while the song I came to sing remains unsung.” These lines are by
A) Sri Aurobindo
B) Rabindranath Tagore
C) Torn Dutt
D) Sarojini Naidu
Answer: B) Rabindranath Tagore
- The first poet to win the Sahitya Akademi award for English poetry was
A) Nissim Ezekiel
B) Dom Moraes
C) A.K. Ramanujam
D) Jayanta Mahapatra
Answer: D) Jayanta Mahapatra
- Girish Karnad wrote plays in
A) English and Hindi
B) English and Marathi
C) English and Malayalam
D) English and Kannada
Answer: D) English and Kannada
- I.P.A. stands for
A) International Phonetic Association
B) International Phonetic Alphabet
C) International Phonological Association
D) International Phonemic Alphabet
Answer: A and B Correct
- The term which refers to the influence of one sound segment upon the articulation of another, so that the two sounds become more alike, or even identical is
A) Anticipation
B) Assimilation
C) Amelioration
D) Aspiration
Answer: B) Assimilation
- Languages formed by attempts at communication by two mutually unintelligible speech communities can be called
A) Pidgin
B) Register
C) Cant
D) Dialect
Answer: A) Pidgin
- The notion of ‘World Englishes’ was propounded by
A) George Bernard Shaw
B) Braj B. Kachru
C) Noam Chomsky
D) Dwight D. Eisenhower
Answer: B) Braj B. Kachru
- The official languages of the country are listed in this ‘Schedule’ to the Constitution of India
A) First
B) Fourth
C) Sixth
D) Eighth
Answer: D) Eighth
- CALL refers to
A) Computer Assisted Language Learning
B) Cyber Assisted Language Learning
C) Close Assisted Language Learning
D) Classroom Agnostic Language Learning
Answer: A) Computer Assisted Language Learning
- The purgation of pity and terror through art is known as
A) Hamartia
B) Catharsis
C) Mimesis
D) Anagnorisis
Answer: B) Catharsis
- Antonio Gramsci’s ideas on __________ can be found in the work _______
A) Marxist theory, Prison Notebooks
B) Insanity, Madness and Civilization
C) Morality, Genealogy of Morals
D) Literary theory, The Death of the Author
Answer: A) Marxist Theory, Prison Notebooks - The Raw and the Cooked is a work by
A) Susan Sontag
B) James Frazer
C) Franz Boas
D) Claude Levi-Strauss
Answer: D) Claude Levi-Strauss
- In the work_________, Elaine Showalter traces the history of women’s literature in Europe in three phases, which are _______, _________, and ___________
A) Feminist Manifesto, female, feminist, femme fatale
B) Gynocritique, feminine, feminist, femme de guerre
C) Feminist Poetics, feminine, feminist, female
D) Towards a Feminist Poetics, feminine, feminist, female
Answer: D) Towards a Feminist Poetics, feminine, feminist, female
- Eurocentric prejudices against Asian and Arab-Islamic people and culture are examined by ___________ in ____________
A) Edward Said, Orientalism
B) Ivan Slick, Deschooling Society
C) Anuradha Roy, The Folded Earth
D) Frantz Fanon, Black Skin White Masks
Answer: A) Edward Said, Orientalism
- Erich Fromm presents a re-interpretation of the story of
A) Adam and Eve
B) The Judgement of Paris
C) The Hare and the Tortoise
D) Noah’s Ark
Answer: A) Adam and Eve - The vakrokti siddhantha was postulated by
A) Bharata
B) Kuntaka
C) Anandavardana
D) Abhinavagupta
Answer: B) Kuntaka
- Match the names of writers and the names of group/movements associated with them
Writers Group/Movements
a) Cecil Day-Lewis I. Imagist Poets
b. Hilda Doolittle 2. Symbolist Poets
c. Stéphane Mallarmé 3 Confessional Poets
d. Robert Lowell 4. Pylon PoetsA) a-4, b-3, e-I, d-2
B) a-3, b-I, e-4. d-2
C) a-I, 6-3. c-2, d-4
D) a-4, b-I, c-2, d-3Answer: D) a-4, b-I, c-2, d-3 - ‘Neoclassic’ writers shared the values of
A) Radical innovation
B) Traditionalism
C) Individualism
D) Rebellion
Answer: B) Traditionalism
- The Battle of the Books takes place in the
A) King James’ Library
B) St James’ Library
C) James Royal Library
D) James Regent Library
Answer: A) King James’ Library
- The “Preface to the Lyrical Ballads” was first published in
A) 1798
B) 1800
C) 1801
D) 1802
Answer: C) 1801 (Published in January 1801, and often referred to as the “1800 Edition”. Greatly expanded in the third edition of 1802.) - Confessions of an English Opium Eater is a work by
A) Rousseau
B) De Quincey
C) Coleridge
D) Pope
Answer: B) De Quincey
- Rudyard Kipling was born in
A) Birmingham
B) Belfast
C) Bordeaux
D) Bombay
Answer: D) Bombay
- Maud Gonne married
A) John MacBride
B) Thomas MacDonagh
C) James Connolly
D) Padraig Pearse
Answer: A) John MacBride
- Identify the one who is not a “Movement” writer
A) Philip Larkin
B) Thom Gunn
C) Ted Hughes
D) Robert Conquest
Answer: C) Ted Hughes
- “Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string.” This is a quote from
A) Rousseau
B) Thoreau
C) Emerson
D)Dickinson
Answer: C) Emerson
- The poem at the Inauguration of John F. Kennedy as President of the US was read by
A) Arthur Miller
B) Henry Miller
C) Robert Frost
D) Robert Penn Warren
Answer: C) Robert Frost
- Hukum Chand, Iqbal Singh and Juggut Singh are characters in a work by
A) Raja Rao
B) Mulk Raj Anand
C) R.K. Narayan
D) Khushwant Singh
Answer: D) Khushwant Singh - Azaro, the spirit child, is a character created by
A) Ben Okri
B) Ngugi Wa Thiongo
C) John Pepper Clark
D) Athol Fugard
Answer: A) Ben Okri
- “The Wretched of the Earth” is an influential work by
A) Paulo Freire
B) Ivan Mich
C) Frantz Fanon
D) Franz Kafka
Answer:C) Frantz Fanon
- “Lajja” is a work by
A) Yasmine Gooneratne
B) Taslima Nasrin
C) Edwin Thumboo
D) Ramesh Gunesekera
Answer: B) Taslima Nasrin
- The branch of linguistics that is concerned with meaning is known as
A) Semiotics
B) Semiology
C) Semantics
D) Symbology
Answer: C) Semantics
- The distinction between ‘fancy’ and ‘imagination’ is discussed in
A) Preface to the Lyrical Ballads
B) Biographia Literaria
C) De Profundis
D) Preface to the Fable
Answer: B) Biographia Literaria
- Match the sub-title/alternate titles with the titles of the works
List 1 List 2
a. Tess of the D’Urbervilles 1. Mistakes of a Night
b. She Stoops to Conquer 2. Virtue Rewarded
c. Pamela 3. A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
d. The Importance of Being Earnest 4. A Pure Woman Faithfully PresentedA) a-2, b-3. c-1, d-4
B) a-4. b-1, c-2, d-3
C) a-2, 6-4, c-1, d-3
D) a-2, b-3, c-4, d-1Answer: B) a-4. b-1, c-2, d-3 - Match the quotes with their authors
Quote Author
a. I am not Hamlet, nor was meant to be. I. Dylan Thomas
b. The horror! The Horror! 2. T.S. Eliot
c. A terrible beauty is born 3. Joseph Conrad
d. Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night 4. W.B.YeatsA) a-I, b-3, c-4, d-2
B) a-2 b-3, c-4, d-1
C) a-3, b-1, c-2, d-4
D) a-4, b-1, c-3, d-2Answer: B) a-2 b-3, c-4, d-1 - The theory of the impersonality of the poet was put forward by
A) Samuel T. Coleridge
B) Samuel Johnson
C) T.S. Eliot
D) W.S. Merwin
Answer: C) T.S. Eliot
- “Akkarmashi” is the autobiography of
A) Baburao Bagul
B) Shantabai Kale
C) Sharankumar Limbale
D) Namdev Dhasal
Answer: C) Sharankumar Limbale - The concept of aucitya was discussed by
A) Vamana
B) Mammata
C) Kshemendra
D) Dhandi
Answer: C) Kshemendra
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