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