UGC NET Question Paper

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1. In Pinter’s Birthday Party, Stanley is
given a birthday present. What is it ?
(A) A toy
(B) A piano
(C) A drum
(D) A violin

2. How does Lord Jim end ?
(A) Jim is shot through the chest by
Doramin.
(B) Jim kills himself with a last
unflinching glance.
(C) Jim answers “the call of exalted
egoism” and betrays Jewel.
(D) Jim surrenders himself to

Doramin.
3. “Where I lacked a political purpose, I
wrote lifeless books.” To which of
the following authors can we
attribute the above admission ?
(A) Graham Greene
(B) George Orwell
(C) Charles Morgan
(D) Evelyn Waugh

4. Modernism has been described as
being concerned with
“disenchantment of our culture with
culture itself”. Who is the critic ?
(A) Stephen Spender
(B) Malcolm Bradbury
(C) Lionel Trilling
(D) Joseph Frank

5. “Only that film, which fluttered on
the grate,
Still flutters there, the sole unquiet
thing.”
The above lines are quoted from
(A) “Tintern Abbey Revisited”
(B) “Michael”
(C) “Frost at Midnight”
(D) “This Lime-Tree Bower, My

Prison”
6. Which one of the following modern
poems employs ottava rima ?
(A) “Among School Children”
(B) “In Praise of Limestone”
(C) “The Wild Swans at Coole”
(D) “The Shield of Achilles”

7. John Dryden in his heroic tragedy All
for Love takes the story of
Shakespeare’s
(A) Troilus and Cressida
(B) The Merchant of Venice
(C) Antony and Cleopatra
(D) Measure for Measure

8. Arrange the following works in the
order in which they appear. Identify
the correct code :
I. No Longer at Ease
II. Things Fall apart
III. A Man of the People
IV. Arrow of God
The correct combination according to
the code is :
Code :
(A) III, IV, II, I
(B) IV, III, I, II
(C) II, I, IV, III
(D) I, II, III, IV

9. Samuel Pepys kept his diary from
(A) 1660 to 1669
(B) 1649 to 1660
(C) 1662 to 1689
(D) 1660 to 1689

10. In the Defence of Poetry, what did
Sydney attribute to poetry ?
(A) A magical power whereby
poetry plays tricks on the
reader.
(B) A divine power whereby poetry
transmits a message from God
to the reader.
(C) A moral power whereby poetry
encourages the reader to
evaluate virtuous models.
(D) A realistic power that cannot be
made to seem like mere illusion
and trickery.
UGC NET English Question Paper




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