Download DUET Master 2018 DU MPhil in CIL Question Paper With Answer Key

Download DUET (Delhi University Entrance Test conducted by the NTA) 2018 DU MPhil in CIL Question Paper With Solution Key

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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
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DU MPhil in CIL
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
9)
10)
1)
2)
3)
4)
3. Sufi Premsadhana [Option ID = 75175]
4. Saguna Rama Bhakti [Option ID = 75173]
Correct Answer :-
Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
Mamang Dai writes in ____________ [Question ID = 41297]
1. Dogri [Option ID = 75183]
2. English [Option ID = 75181]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 75180]
4. Manipuri [Option ID = 75182]
Correct Answer :-
English [Option ID = 75181]
Bhima Bhoi belonged to ___________ [Question ID = 41294]
1. Assam [Option ID = 75171]
2. Bihar [Option ID = 75169]
3. Maharashtra [Option ID = 75170]
4. Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Correct Answer :-
Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_3
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41302]
1. Sarat Chandra Chatterjee: Chha Mana Atha Guntha [Option ID = 75202]
2. A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
3. Govardhanram MadhavramTripathi: Srikanta [Option ID = 75203]
4. Fakir Mohan Senapati: Saraswatichandra [Option ID = 75201]
Correct Answer :-
A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41309]
1. Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
2. Isabella Duncan: Our Bodies, Our Selves [Option ID = 75229]
3. Luce Irigaray: The Book of Promethea [Option ID = 75230]
4. Virginia Woolf: The Madwoman in the Attic [Option ID = 75228]
Correct Answer :-
Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41301]
1. Charles Wilkins: Founder of the Asiatic Society [Option ID = 75199]
2. Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
3. H.V.Derozio: translated Abhijyanasakuntalam [Option ID = 75196]
4. William Jones: translated the Gita [Option ID = 75198]
Correct Answer :-
Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41306]
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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
9)
10)
1)
2)
3)
4)
3. Sufi Premsadhana [Option ID = 75175]
4. Saguna Rama Bhakti [Option ID = 75173]
Correct Answer :-
Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
Mamang Dai writes in ____________ [Question ID = 41297]
1. Dogri [Option ID = 75183]
2. English [Option ID = 75181]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 75180]
4. Manipuri [Option ID = 75182]
Correct Answer :-
English [Option ID = 75181]
Bhima Bhoi belonged to ___________ [Question ID = 41294]
1. Assam [Option ID = 75171]
2. Bihar [Option ID = 75169]
3. Maharashtra [Option ID = 75170]
4. Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Correct Answer :-
Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_3
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41302]
1. Sarat Chandra Chatterjee: Chha Mana Atha Guntha [Option ID = 75202]
2. A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
3. Govardhanram MadhavramTripathi: Srikanta [Option ID = 75203]
4. Fakir Mohan Senapati: Saraswatichandra [Option ID = 75201]
Correct Answer :-
A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41309]
1. Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
2. Isabella Duncan: Our Bodies, Our Selves [Option ID = 75229]
3. Luce Irigaray: The Book of Promethea [Option ID = 75230]
4. Virginia Woolf: The Madwoman in the Attic [Option ID = 75228]
Correct Answer :-
Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41301]
1. Charles Wilkins: Founder of the Asiatic Society [Option ID = 75199]
2. Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
3. H.V.Derozio: translated Abhijyanasakuntalam [Option ID = 75196]
4. William Jones: translated the Gita [Option ID = 75198]
Correct Answer :-
Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41306]
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1. IPTA: Agneya [Option ID = 75217]
2. Chhayavad: Muktibodh [Option ID = 75218]
3. Sabuja movement: Samar Sen [Option ID = 75219]
4. Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Correct Answer :-
Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41303]
1. Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
2. Beowulf: play [Option ID = 75207]
3. Flowers of Evil: novel [Option ID = 75206]
4. The Odyssey: novel [Option ID = 75204]
Correct Answer :-
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41308]
1. Arjun Appadurai: Postmodern thinker [Option ID = 75226]
2. Terry Eagleton: Structuralist [Option ID = 75227]
3. Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
4. Edward Said: Deconstructionist [Option ID = 75224]
Correct Answer :-
Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41305]
1. Al-Biruni: famed poet [Option ID = 75212]
2. Tavernier: Christian missionary [Option ID = 75215]
3. Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
4. Megasthenes: sculptor [Option ID = 75213]
Correct Answer :-
Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41304]
1. Bhimsen Joshi: painter [Option ID = 75211]
2. Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
3. Tanushree Shankar: sculptor [Option ID = 75210]
4. Ramkinkar Baij: poet [Option ID = 75209]
Correct Answer :-
Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41310]
1. Germaine Greer: American feminist [Option ID = 75233]
2. H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
3. Sylvia Plath: Australian feminist [Option ID = 75235]
4. Betty Friedan: British writer [Option ID = 75234]
Correct Answer :-
H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41307]
1. NirmalVerma: Playwright [Option ID = 75221]
2. Arun Kolatkar: Poet based in Himachal Pradesh [Option ID = 75220]
3. Umashankar Joshi: Film Director [Option ID = 75222]
4. Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
Correct Answer :-
Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
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Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
9)
10)
1)
2)
3)
4)
3. Sufi Premsadhana [Option ID = 75175]
4. Saguna Rama Bhakti [Option ID = 75173]
Correct Answer :-
Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
Mamang Dai writes in ____________ [Question ID = 41297]
1. Dogri [Option ID = 75183]
2. English [Option ID = 75181]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 75180]
4. Manipuri [Option ID = 75182]
Correct Answer :-
English [Option ID = 75181]
Bhima Bhoi belonged to ___________ [Question ID = 41294]
1. Assam [Option ID = 75171]
2. Bihar [Option ID = 75169]
3. Maharashtra [Option ID = 75170]
4. Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Correct Answer :-
Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_3
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41302]
1. Sarat Chandra Chatterjee: Chha Mana Atha Guntha [Option ID = 75202]
2. A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
3. Govardhanram MadhavramTripathi: Srikanta [Option ID = 75203]
4. Fakir Mohan Senapati: Saraswatichandra [Option ID = 75201]
Correct Answer :-
A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41309]
1. Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
2. Isabella Duncan: Our Bodies, Our Selves [Option ID = 75229]
3. Luce Irigaray: The Book of Promethea [Option ID = 75230]
4. Virginia Woolf: The Madwoman in the Attic [Option ID = 75228]
Correct Answer :-
Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41301]
1. Charles Wilkins: Founder of the Asiatic Society [Option ID = 75199]
2. Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
3. H.V.Derozio: translated Abhijyanasakuntalam [Option ID = 75196]
4. William Jones: translated the Gita [Option ID = 75198]
Correct Answer :-
Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41306]
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1. IPTA: Agneya [Option ID = 75217]
2. Chhayavad: Muktibodh [Option ID = 75218]
3. Sabuja movement: Samar Sen [Option ID = 75219]
4. Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Correct Answer :-
Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41303]
1. Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
2. Beowulf: play [Option ID = 75207]
3. Flowers of Evil: novel [Option ID = 75206]
4. The Odyssey: novel [Option ID = 75204]
Correct Answer :-
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41308]
1. Arjun Appadurai: Postmodern thinker [Option ID = 75226]
2. Terry Eagleton: Structuralist [Option ID = 75227]
3. Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
4. Edward Said: Deconstructionist [Option ID = 75224]
Correct Answer :-
Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41305]
1. Al-Biruni: famed poet [Option ID = 75212]
2. Tavernier: Christian missionary [Option ID = 75215]
3. Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
4. Megasthenes: sculptor [Option ID = 75213]
Correct Answer :-
Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41304]
1. Bhimsen Joshi: painter [Option ID = 75211]
2. Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
3. Tanushree Shankar: sculptor [Option ID = 75210]
4. Ramkinkar Baij: poet [Option ID = 75209]
Correct Answer :-
Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41310]
1. Germaine Greer: American feminist [Option ID = 75233]
2. H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
3. Sylvia Plath: Australian feminist [Option ID = 75235]
4. Betty Friedan: British writer [Option ID = 75234]
Correct Answer :-
H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41307]
1. NirmalVerma: Playwright [Option ID = 75221]
2. Arun Kolatkar: Poet based in Himachal Pradesh [Option ID = 75220]
3. Umashankar Joshi: Film Director [Option ID = 75222]
4. Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
Correct Answer :-
Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_4
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41312]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75242]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75240]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75241]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41328]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75306]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75304]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75305]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
Modern Indian Literature - [Question ID = 41318]
1. brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
2. is completely a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75267]
3. marked a clear break from earlier traditions [Option ID = 75264]
4. was radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75265]
Correct Answer :-
brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
There is a need to go back to folk expressive traditions today - [Question ID = 41317]
1. they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
2. because they are entertaining and colorful [Option ID = 75260]
3. there is a renewed interest in the field outside India [Option ID = 75263]
4. they help us go back to our tradition [Option ID = 75261]
Correct Answer :-
they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
In the Natyasastra performance is related to -
[Question ID = 41325]
1. escape [Option ID = 75293]
2. diversion [Option ID = 75292]
3. purgation of emotions [Option ID = 75294]
4. means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Correct Answer :-
means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Indian literature of the early twentieth century - [Question ID = 41331]
1. is a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75319]
2. constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
3. is absolutely radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75316]
4. is looking back to tradition [Option ID = 75317]
Correct Answer :-
constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
Today Comparative Literature is being linked more and more with - [Question ID = 41316]
1. Digital Humanism [Option ID = 75259]
2. Diaspora Studies [Option ID = 75258]
3. Comparative Cultural Studies [Option ID = 75256]
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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
9)
10)
1)
2)
3)
4)
3. Sufi Premsadhana [Option ID = 75175]
4. Saguna Rama Bhakti [Option ID = 75173]
Correct Answer :-
Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
Mamang Dai writes in ____________ [Question ID = 41297]
1. Dogri [Option ID = 75183]
2. English [Option ID = 75181]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 75180]
4. Manipuri [Option ID = 75182]
Correct Answer :-
English [Option ID = 75181]
Bhima Bhoi belonged to ___________ [Question ID = 41294]
1. Assam [Option ID = 75171]
2. Bihar [Option ID = 75169]
3. Maharashtra [Option ID = 75170]
4. Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Correct Answer :-
Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_3
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41302]
1. Sarat Chandra Chatterjee: Chha Mana Atha Guntha [Option ID = 75202]
2. A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
3. Govardhanram MadhavramTripathi: Srikanta [Option ID = 75203]
4. Fakir Mohan Senapati: Saraswatichandra [Option ID = 75201]
Correct Answer :-
A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41309]
1. Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
2. Isabella Duncan: Our Bodies, Our Selves [Option ID = 75229]
3. Luce Irigaray: The Book of Promethea [Option ID = 75230]
4. Virginia Woolf: The Madwoman in the Attic [Option ID = 75228]
Correct Answer :-
Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41301]
1. Charles Wilkins: Founder of the Asiatic Society [Option ID = 75199]
2. Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
3. H.V.Derozio: translated Abhijyanasakuntalam [Option ID = 75196]
4. William Jones: translated the Gita [Option ID = 75198]
Correct Answer :-
Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41306]
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1. IPTA: Agneya [Option ID = 75217]
2. Chhayavad: Muktibodh [Option ID = 75218]
3. Sabuja movement: Samar Sen [Option ID = 75219]
4. Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Correct Answer :-
Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41303]
1. Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
2. Beowulf: play [Option ID = 75207]
3. Flowers of Evil: novel [Option ID = 75206]
4. The Odyssey: novel [Option ID = 75204]
Correct Answer :-
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41308]
1. Arjun Appadurai: Postmodern thinker [Option ID = 75226]
2. Terry Eagleton: Structuralist [Option ID = 75227]
3. Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
4. Edward Said: Deconstructionist [Option ID = 75224]
Correct Answer :-
Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41305]
1. Al-Biruni: famed poet [Option ID = 75212]
2. Tavernier: Christian missionary [Option ID = 75215]
3. Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
4. Megasthenes: sculptor [Option ID = 75213]
Correct Answer :-
Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41304]
1. Bhimsen Joshi: painter [Option ID = 75211]
2. Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
3. Tanushree Shankar: sculptor [Option ID = 75210]
4. Ramkinkar Baij: poet [Option ID = 75209]
Correct Answer :-
Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41310]
1. Germaine Greer: American feminist [Option ID = 75233]
2. H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
3. Sylvia Plath: Australian feminist [Option ID = 75235]
4. Betty Friedan: British writer [Option ID = 75234]
Correct Answer :-
H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41307]
1. NirmalVerma: Playwright [Option ID = 75221]
2. Arun Kolatkar: Poet based in Himachal Pradesh [Option ID = 75220]
3. Umashankar Joshi: Film Director [Option ID = 75222]
4. Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
Correct Answer :-
Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
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2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_4
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41312]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75242]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75240]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75241]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41328]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75306]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75304]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75305]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
Modern Indian Literature - [Question ID = 41318]
1. brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
2. is completely a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75267]
3. marked a clear break from earlier traditions [Option ID = 75264]
4. was radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75265]
Correct Answer :-
brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
There is a need to go back to folk expressive traditions today - [Question ID = 41317]
1. they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
2. because they are entertaining and colorful [Option ID = 75260]
3. there is a renewed interest in the field outside India [Option ID = 75263]
4. they help us go back to our tradition [Option ID = 75261]
Correct Answer :-
they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
In the Natyasastra performance is related to -
[Question ID = 41325]
1. escape [Option ID = 75293]
2. diversion [Option ID = 75292]
3. purgation of emotions [Option ID = 75294]
4. means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Correct Answer :-
means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Indian literature of the early twentieth century - [Question ID = 41331]
1. is a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75319]
2. constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
3. is absolutely radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75316]
4. is looking back to tradition [Option ID = 75317]
Correct Answer :-
constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
Today Comparative Literature is being linked more and more with - [Question ID = 41316]
1. Digital Humanism [Option ID = 75259]
2. Diaspora Studies [Option ID = 75258]
3. Comparative Cultural Studies [Option ID = 75256]
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
4. Influence Studies [Option ID = 75257]
Correct Answer :-
Comparative Cultural Studies [Option ID = 75256]
Folk literature is relevant today because - [Question ID = 41329]
1. it has important messages for an alternative worldview [Option ID = 75311]
2. it is colourful and entertaining [Option ID = 75308]
3. it reminds us about our tradition [Option ID = 75310]
4. of its ethnicity [Option ID = 75309]
Correct Answer :-
it reminds us about our tradition [Option ID = 75310]
Modern poetry in India - [Question ID = 41330]
1. was engaged in issues arising out of political tensions in the country [Option ID = 75313]
2. took up marginalized perspectives everywhere [Option ID = 75315]
3. was romantic in nature [Option ID = 75314]
4. echoed western modernist traditions [Option ID = 75312]
Correct Answer :-
echoed western modernist traditions [Option ID = 75312]
Genres today are - [Question ID = 41319]
1. looked upon as models to be emulated by texts [Option ID = 75268]
2. restricted to literary studies [Option ID = 75270]
3. seen in relational terms [Option ID = 75269]
4. deemed irrelevant [Option ID = 75271]
Correct Answer :-
seen in relational terms [Option ID = 75269]
The novel as genre is linked with - [Question ID = 41323]
1. feudal society [Option ID = 75284]
2. medieval period [Option ID = 75287]
3. pre-modern societies [Option ID = 75286]
4. print culture [Option ID = 75285]
Correct Answer :-
print culture [Option ID = 75285]
The concept of World Literature today focuses - [Question ID = 41322]
1. also on circulation of texts and ways of reading [Option ID = 75282]
2. on texts related to the ?autobiography of civilization? [Option ID = 75281]
3. texts linked with human progress [Option ID = 75283]
4. solely on world classics [Option ID = 75280]
Correct Answer :-
also on circulation of texts and ways of reading [Option ID = 75282]
Translation today is studied as - [Question ID = 41314]
1. an act of domesticating the source text [Option ID = 75250]
2. an act of foreignising the source text [Option ID = 75249]
3. having ?an after-life? in the target culture [Option ID = 75251]
4. a word-to-word copy of the original [Option ID = 75248]
Correct Answer :-
having ?an after-life? in the target culture [Option ID = 75251]
The relation between the desi and the margi traditions in India - [Question ID = 41326]
1. was always reciprocal [Option ID = 75296]
2. was non-existent in early times [Option ID = 75298]
3. has become reciprocal in recent times [Option ID = 75297]
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Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_1
Dashakumaracharita
[Question ID = 41282]
1. Bhasa [Option ID = 75120]
2. Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
3. Asvaghosa [Option ID = 75121]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75122]
Correct Answer :-
Dandin [Option ID = 75123]
Rtusamhara
[Question ID = 41279]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75111]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75109]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75110]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
Correct Answer :-
Kalidasa [Option ID = 75108]
The Crooked Line
[Question ID = 41287]
1. Kishan Chander [Option ID = 75142]
2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 75141]
3. Qurratulain Hyder [Option ID = 75143]
4. Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Correct Answer :-
Ismat Chughtai [Option ID = 75140]
Yasodharacanta
[Question ID = 41280]
1. Hala [Option ID = 75115]
2. Bhaskara [Option ID = 75112]
3. Panini [Option ID = 75114]
4. Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
Correct Answer :-
Harisena [Option ID = 75113]
The Religion of Man
[Question ID = 41286]
1. S. Radhakrishnan [Option ID = 75138]
2. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
3. Mahatma Gandhi [Option ID = 75136]
4. Jawaharlal Nehru [Option ID = 75139]
Correct Answer :-
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 75137]
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7)
8)
9)
10)
1)
An Indian looks at America
[Question ID = 41288]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 75145]
2. Mulk Raj Anand [Option ID = 75144]
3. Khushwant Singh [Option ID = 75146]
4. K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Correct Answer :-
K. A. Abbas [Option ID = 75147]
Ars Poetica
[Question ID = 41283]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75124]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75127]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75126]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75125]
Correct Answer :-
Horace [Option ID = 75126]
Mahaviracharita
[Question ID = 41281]
1. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
2. Bhasa [Option ID = 75117]
3. Sudraka [Option ID = 75119]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 75116]
Correct Answer :-
Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 75118]
Organon
[Question ID = 41284]
1. Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
2. Plato [Option ID = 75129]
3. Horace [Option ID = 75131]
4. Longinus [Option ID = 75128]
Correct Answer :-
Aristotle [Option ID = 75130]
Ghurrat ul-Kamaal
[Question ID = 41285]
1. Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
2. Khalil Gibran [Option ID = 75135]
3. Rumi [Option ID = 75134]
4. Firdaus [Option ID = 75132]
Correct Answer :-
Amir Khusrau [Option ID = 75133]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_2
Andal was a saint poet from __________ [Question ID = 41293]
1. Kashmir [Option ID = 75165]
2. Gujarat [Option ID = 75167]
3. Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
4. Karnataka [Option ID = 75166]
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Correct Answer :-
Tamilnadu [Option ID = 75164]
The first dateable examples of Assamese literature is found in the works of [Question ID = 41292]
1. Hem Barua [Option ID = 75161]
2. Lakshminath Bezbaroa [Option ID = 75160]
3. Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla [Option ID = 75162]
4. Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
Correct Answer :-
Harivara Vipra [Option ID = 75163]
The All India Progressive Writer?s Association was formed in_____ [Question ID = 41290]
1. 1936 [Option ID = 75153]
2. 1942 [Option ID = 75154]
3. 1921 [Option ID = 75152]
4. 1950 [Option ID = 75155]
Correct Answer :-
1936 [Option ID = 75153]
The term ?comparative literature? was first used in English by ______ [Question ID = 41299]
1. Edmund Burke [Option ID = 75191]
2. Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson [Option ID = 75189]
4. Robert Browning [Option ID = 75190]
Correct Answer :-
Matthew Arnold [Option ID = 75188]
?Great souls suffer in silence? is a quotation from the philosophy of _____ [Question ID = 41298]
1. Lessing [Option ID = 75185]
2. Goethe [Option ID = 75186]
3. Max Mueller [Option ID = 75184]
4. Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Correct Answer :-
Schiller [Option ID = 75187]
Allama Prabhu was a mystic saint and a vacana poet in the language [Question ID = 41296]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 75177]
2. Malayalam [Option ID = 75178]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 75176]
Correct Answer :-
Kannada [Option ID = 75179]
A landmark on the theme of Savitri is the blank verse epic poem Savitri by _______
[Question ID = 41291]
1. Nilakantha Das [Option ID = 75159]
2. GangadharMeher [Option ID = 75158]
3. Sumitranandan Pant [Option ID = 75157]
4. Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Correct Answer :-
Sri Aurobindo [Option ID = 75156]
Surdas is known for __________ [Question ID = 41295]
1. Nirguna Bhakti [Option ID = 75174]
2. Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
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10)
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2)
3)
4)
3. Sufi Premsadhana [Option ID = 75175]
4. Saguna Rama Bhakti [Option ID = 75173]
Correct Answer :-
Krishna Bhakti [Option ID = 75172]
Mamang Dai writes in ____________ [Question ID = 41297]
1. Dogri [Option ID = 75183]
2. English [Option ID = 75181]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 75180]
4. Manipuri [Option ID = 75182]
Correct Answer :-
English [Option ID = 75181]
Bhima Bhoi belonged to ___________ [Question ID = 41294]
1. Assam [Option ID = 75171]
2. Bihar [Option ID = 75169]
3. Maharashtra [Option ID = 75170]
4. Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Correct Answer :-
Odisha [Option ID = 75168]
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_3
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41302]
1. Sarat Chandra Chatterjee: Chha Mana Atha Guntha [Option ID = 75202]
2. A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
3. Govardhanram MadhavramTripathi: Srikanta [Option ID = 75203]
4. Fakir Mohan Senapati: Saraswatichandra [Option ID = 75201]
Correct Answer :-
A. U. R. Ananthamurthy: Bharathipura [Option ID = 75200]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41309]
1. Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
2. Isabella Duncan: Our Bodies, Our Selves [Option ID = 75229]
3. Luce Irigaray: The Book of Promethea [Option ID = 75230]
4. Virginia Woolf: The Madwoman in the Attic [Option ID = 75228]
Correct Answer :-
Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex [Option ID = 75231]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41301]
1. Charles Wilkins: Founder of the Asiatic Society [Option ID = 75199]
2. Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
3. H.V.Derozio: translated Abhijyanasakuntalam [Option ID = 75196]
4. William Jones: translated the Gita [Option ID = 75198]
Correct Answer :-
Ferdinand de saussure ? syntagametic and paradigmatic relations [Option ID = 75197]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41306]
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
1. IPTA: Agneya [Option ID = 75217]
2. Chhayavad: Muktibodh [Option ID = 75218]
3. Sabuja movement: Samar Sen [Option ID = 75219]
4. Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Correct Answer :-
Progressive Writer?s Association: Premchand [Option ID = 75216]
Identify the correctly matched pair
[Question ID = 41303]
1. Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
2. Beowulf: play [Option ID = 75207]
3. Flowers of Evil: novel [Option ID = 75206]
4. The Odyssey: novel [Option ID = 75204]
Correct Answer :-
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood: Graphic Novel [Option ID = 75205]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41308]
1. Arjun Appadurai: Postmodern thinker [Option ID = 75226]
2. Terry Eagleton: Structuralist [Option ID = 75227]
3. Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
4. Edward Said: Deconstructionist [Option ID = 75224]
Correct Answer :-
Homi Bhabha: Post-colonial critic [Option ID = 75225]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41305]
1. Al-Biruni: famed poet [Option ID = 75212]
2. Tavernier: Christian missionary [Option ID = 75215]
3. Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
4. Megasthenes: sculptor [Option ID = 75213]
Correct Answer :-
Hiuen Tsang: famous Chinese traveler to India [Option ID = 75214]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41304]
1. Bhimsen Joshi: painter [Option ID = 75211]
2. Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
3. Tanushree Shankar: sculptor [Option ID = 75210]
4. Ramkinkar Baij: poet [Option ID = 75209]
Correct Answer :-
Amrita Sher-Gil: painter [Option ID = 75208]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41310]
1. Germaine Greer: American feminist [Option ID = 75233]
2. H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
3. Sylvia Plath: Australian feminist [Option ID = 75235]
4. Betty Friedan: British writer [Option ID = 75234]
Correct Answer :-
H?l?ne Cixous: French feminist [Option ID = 75232]
Identify the correctly matched pair [Question ID = 41307]
1. NirmalVerma: Playwright [Option ID = 75221]
2. Arun Kolatkar: Poet based in Himachal Pradesh [Option ID = 75220]
3. Umashankar Joshi: Film Director [Option ID = 75222]
4. Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
Correct Answer :-
Mamang Dai: Poet based in Itanagar [Option ID = 75223]
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Topic:- New_DU_J18_MPHIL_CIL_topic_4
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41312]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75242]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75240]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75241]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75243]
Care ethics is a concept brought forward by - [Question ID = 41328]
1. Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
2. Post-colonial scholars [Option ID = 75306]
3. Deconstructionists [Option ID = 75304]
4. Sociologists [Option ID = 75305]
Correct Answer :-
Feminists [Option ID = 75307]
Modern Indian Literature - [Question ID = 41318]
1. brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
2. is completely a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75267]
3. marked a clear break from earlier traditions [Option ID = 75264]
4. was radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75265]
Correct Answer :-
brought in dialogues between forces of radical change and tradition [Option ID = 75266]
There is a need to go back to folk expressive traditions today - [Question ID = 41317]
1. they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
2. because they are entertaining and colorful [Option ID = 75260]
3. there is a renewed interest in the field outside India [Option ID = 75263]
4. they help us go back to our tradition [Option ID = 75261]
Correct Answer :-
they reveal an alternative knowledge system [Option ID = 75262]
In the Natyasastra performance is related to -
[Question ID = 41325]
1. escape [Option ID = 75293]
2. diversion [Option ID = 75292]
3. purgation of emotions [Option ID = 75294]
4. means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Correct Answer :-
means to a wholeness of vision [Option ID = 75295]
Indian literature of the early twentieth century - [Question ID = 41331]
1. is a product of Western influence [Option ID = 75319]
2. constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
3. is absolutely radical in its outlook [Option ID = 75316]
4. is looking back to tradition [Option ID = 75317]
Correct Answer :-
constitutes a dialogue between forces of radical change and synthesis [Option ID = 75318]
Today Comparative Literature is being linked more and more with - [Question ID = 41316]
1. Digital Humanism [Option ID = 75259]
2. Diaspora Studies [Option ID = 75258]
3. Comparative Cultural Studies [Option ID = 75256]
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
4. Influence Studies [Option ID = 75257]
Correct Answer :-
Comparative Cultural Studies [Option ID = 75256]
Folk literature is relevant today because - [Question ID = 41329]
1. it has important messages for an alternative worldview [Option ID = 75311]
2. it is colourful and entertaining [Option ID = 75308]
3. it reminds us about our tradition [Option ID = 75310]
4. of its ethnicity [Option ID = 75309]
Correct Answer :-
it reminds us about our tradition [Option ID = 75310]
Modern poetry in India - [Question ID = 41330]
1. was engaged in issues arising out of political tensions in the country [Option ID = 75313]
2. took up marginalized perspectives everywhere [Option ID = 75315]
3. was romantic in nature [Option ID = 75314]
4. echoed western modernist traditions [Option ID = 75312]
Correct Answer :-
echoed western modernist traditions [Option ID = 75312]
Genres today are - [Question ID = 41319]
1. looked upon as models to be emulated by texts [Option ID = 75268]
2. restricted to literary studies [Option ID = 75270]
3. seen in relational terms [Option ID = 75269]
4. deemed irrelevant [Option ID = 75271]
Correct Answer :-
seen in relational terms [Option ID = 75269]
The novel as genre is linked with - [Question ID = 41323]
1. feudal society [Option ID = 75284]
2. medieval period [Option ID = 75287]
3. pre-modern societies [Option ID = 75286]
4. print culture [Option ID = 75285]
Correct Answer :-
print culture [Option ID = 75285]
The concept of World Literature today focuses - [Question ID = 41322]
1. also on circulation of texts and ways of reading [Option ID = 75282]
2. on texts related to the ?autobiography of civilization? [Option ID = 75281]
3. texts linked with human progress [Option ID = 75283]
4. solely on world classics [Option ID = 75280]
Correct Answer :-
also on circulation of texts and ways of reading [Option ID = 75282]
Translation today is studied as - [Question ID = 41314]
1. an act of domesticating the source text [Option ID = 75250]
2. an act of foreignising the source text [Option ID = 75249]
3. having ?an after-life? in the target culture [Option ID = 75251]
4. a word-to-word copy of the original [Option ID = 75248]
Correct Answer :-
having ?an after-life? in the target culture [Option ID = 75251]
The relation between the desi and the margi traditions in India - [Question ID = 41326]
1. was always reciprocal [Option ID = 75296]
2. was non-existent in early times [Option ID = 75298]
3. has become reciprocal in recent times [Option ID = 75297]
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
4. has become non-existent recently [Option ID = 75299]
Correct Answer :-
has become reciprocal in recent times [Option ID = 75297]
The traditional performative arts in India were generally conceived on the basis of - [Question ID = 41327]
1. insularity among the art forms [Option ID = 75300]
2. a focus on colour symbolism [Option ID = 75303]
3. a focus on sound in isolation [Option ID = 75301]
4. interdependence of art forms [Option ID = 75302]
Correct Answer :-
interdependence of art forms [Option ID = 75302]
Indian literature in English may best be seen as - [Question ID = 41313]
1. a part of Indian literature [Option ID = 75246]
2. belonging to the tradition of British literature [Option ID = 75245]
3. the Empire writing back [Option ID = 75247]
4. solely representing India in the world [Option ID = 75244]
Correct Answer :-
a part of Indian literature [Option ID = 75246]
Cultural Studies at the Birmingham Centre began with an engagement with - [Question ID = 41320]
1. popular culture [Option ID = 75273]
2. music and painting [Option ID = 75274]
3. folklore [Option ID = 75272]
4. literature and other arts [Option ID = 75275]
Correct Answer :-
popular culture [Option ID = 75273]
Comparative Literature emerged in Europe - [Question ID = 41324]
1. in the nineteenth century [Option ID = 75288]
2. in mid-twentieth century [Option ID = 75290]
3. in early twentieth century [Option ID = 75289]
4. in the twenty-first century [Option ID = 75291]
Correct Answer :-
in the nineteenth century [Option ID = 75288]
"Testimonial literature? is -
[Question ID = 41321]
1. historical fiction [Option ID = 75278]
2. a first-person written narrative [Option ID = 75276]
3. autobiographical writing [Option ID = 75279]
4. a written rendition of an oral recording of first-hand experiences [Option ID = 75277]
Correct Answer :-
autobiographical writing [Option ID = 75279]
The purpose of Comparative Literature is - [Question ID = 41315]
1. to compare two texts for the sake of comparison [Option ID = 75252]
2. to uncover networks of relations and also juxtapose canons [Option ID = 75254]
3. to look for similarities [Option ID = 75255]
4. to arrive at value judgments regarding different cultures [Option ID = 75253]
Correct Answer :-
to uncover networks of relations and also juxtapose canons [Option ID = 75254]
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