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Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow (from question No.1 to 10)
Cultural nationalism is a selective and partial category where imagination plays a vital role in
fashioning identity. Cultural nationalism derives its strength from the past—mainly folk
traditions, religion, rural dialects—in order to demonstrate cultural uniqueness and thereby
stimulate national consciousness. However, when culturally reified structures collide with the
process of modernisation and social reform in the attainment of political ends, cultural
nationalism shows its regressive aspect. The requirements of a modern state and the
aspiration of the masses are hardly compatible with a nostalgic retreat into culture. This is
very relevant in anti-colonial struggles where culturally imagined unification must work side
by side with mass mobilisation, the primary motive being the establishment of an
independent nation-state. The emerging nation-state, consequently, witnesses rapid
appropriation of workers, peasants, minorities, and the lower orders, and enlists their
participation. But often we discover, as in India, that although we have a political nation-
state, the nation itself is yet to be born. From this viewpoint, we can say that the intelligentsia
remains separate from the subaltern and the field of writing or rhetoric remains separate
from the field of political action, although nationalist ideology tends to cover up its
differences.
1. The modern nation-state requires that citizens
(A) retreat into culture
(B) cover up differences
(C) do not retreat into culture
(D) highlight differences
2. The word ‘enlists’ in the passage can be replaced by
(A) ‘seeks’
(B) ‘insists on’
(C) ‘negates’
(D) ‘endures’
3. The word ‘appropriation’ in the passage means
(A) ‘motivation’
(B) ‘mobilisation’
(C) ‘marginalisation’
(D) ‘monitoring’
4. The negative side of cultural nationalism becomes evident in the
(A) contestation between culturally reified structures and the process of
modernisation and social reform
(B) rapid appropriation of workers, peasants, minorities, and the lower orders
(C) conscious cultivation of religious identity
(D) fusion of intelligentsia and subalterns
5. The word ‘regressive’ in the passage means
(A) more inclusive
(B) very regretful
(C) less advanced
(D) most regular
6. The main objective of anti-colonial struggles is the establishment of
(A) consciously cultivated national identity
(B) a cultural uniqueness
(C) an independent nation-state
(D) the nationalist ideology
7. When the writer refers to India as a nation ‘yet to be born’, it means that
(A) imagination is crucial in creating identity
(B) unification and mass mobilisation work in tandem
(C) progress and development is very erratic
(D) intellectuals remain disconnected from the marginalised
8. The word ‘compatible’ in the passage is
(A) a noun
(B) an adjective
(C) a verb
(D) an adverb
9. In the passage, the phrase ‘to cover up’ means
(A) ‘to provide a cover’
(B) ‘to give a protective covering’
(C) ‘to avoid concealment’
(D) ‘to conceal’
10. Traditions, religion, and rural dialects play a very significant role in the formation of
(A) national consciousness
(B) modernisation
(C) nationalist ideology
(D) cultural nationalism