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1.
Which of the following statements is
not true of Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina ?
It is concerned with
(A) the jumbled trivia of day-to-
day life.
(B) the belief in social progress and
scientific advancement.
(C) insistent quest for meaning.
(D) the reaction of immediate
family members to someone’s
terminal illness.
2.
In The Rape of Lock Belinda’s
guardian sylph is unable to prevent
the Baron’s fatal mischief because
(A) he discovers an earthly lover
lurking in Belinda’s heart.
(B) he is disturbed by Clarissa’s
speech.
(C) the view is blocked by the
imposing figure of Sir Plume.
(D) he is yet to return from a visit
to the Cave of Spleen.
3.
‘Ah ! I’ll never, never meet such a
man again.
You ought to have heard him recite
poetry …
Oh, he enlarged my mind.”
In Heart of Darkness these words
about Kurtz are spoken by
(A) the manager
(B) the intended
(C) the first-class agent
(D) the Russian
4.
Arrange the following ELT methods
and approaches in the order in which
they appear. Use the codes given
below :
Code :
I. Direct Method
II. The Communicative Language
Teaching
III. The Grammar Translation Method
IV. The Silent Way
The correct combination according to
the code is :
(A) I, III, IV, III (B) III, I, IV, II
(C) III, II, I, IV (D) I, III, II, IV

5.
Which of the following statements is
not applicable to Derrida’s rejection
of the notion of the ‘Metaphysics of
Presence’ ?
(A) The desire for immediate
access to meaning privileges
presence over absence.
(B) All presences are necessarily
metaphysical and, therefore,
are to be rejected.
(C) A fleeting meaning of the text
is created through the play of
‘difference’ and ‘differance’.
(D) Metaphysics involves installing
hierarchies and orders of
subordination in the various
dualisms that it encounters.
6.
Read the following and its code :
“a prince’s court
Is like a common fountain, whence
should flow
Pure silver drops in general: but if’t
chance
Some curs’d example poison’t near
the head
Death and disease through the whole
land spread.”
Code :
I. It is the description of the
French Court at the beginning
of The Duchess of Malfi.
II. It is about the English court.
Such was Webster’s England,
but to avoid censorship
Webster gives his play a
foreign location.
III. It is about the Italian court.
IV. The court is located in Malfi.
The correct combination according to
the code is :
(A) I and IV are correct.
(B) I and II are correct.
(C) II and III are correct.
(D) II and IV are correct.

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