1. Match the
following:
List – I
List – II
(Browning’s
poems)
(Type of Character)
I. Abt Vogler
1. A Medieval Knight
II. Andrea Del
Sarto
2. A Musician
III. Childe
Ronald to the Dark Tower Came
3. A Poet
IV. Cleon
4. An Artist
The right
combination according to the code is:
I II III IV
(A) 4 2 3 1
(B) 2 4 1 3
(C) 3 1 2 4
(D) 1 3 4 2
Answers: (B)
2. All forms of
feminism posit that:
Code:
I. The
relationship between the sexes is one of inequality and oppression.
II. There should
be an end to all wars.
III. Women need
financial independence.
IV. All men are
prone to violence.
The correct
combination according to the code is:
(A) I and II are
correct.
(B) III and IV
are correct.
(C) I and III are
correct.
(D) II and IV are
correct.
Answers: (C)
3. Which one of
Brecht’s works was intended to lampoon the conventional sentimental musical but
the public lapped up the work’s sentiment and missed the humour?
(A) Man is Man
(B) Three Penny
Opera
(C) The Mother
(D) Life of
Galileo
Answers: (B)
4. Ostensibly a
musical treatise, The Anatomy of Melancholy is a reflection on human learning
and endeavour published under the pseudonym
(A) Vox Populi
(B) Epicurus
Senior
(C) Democritus
Junior
(D) Jesting
Pilate
Answers: (C)
5. Horace
Walpole’s novel The Castle of Otranto tells the story of
(A) A defiant and
heartless tyrant who kills his own son mercilessly.
(B) An usurper
and a tyrant who kills his own daughter by mistake.
(C) A castle that
collapses andcrushes the young and sicklyprince to death.
(D) A tyrant who
retires to a monastery at the end and lives happily ever after with his queen.
Answers: (B)
6. In the
Literature of Romanticism there was a widespread frustration with visions
experienced in dreams, in nightmares and other altered states. The following
list contains poems which illustrate this theme, with one exception. Identify
the exception
(A) “Kubla Khan”
(B) “Confessions
of an English Opium Eater”
(C) “The Ruined
Cottage”
(D) “The Fall of
Hyperion”
Answers: (Wrong question)
7. The book was
for many years banned for obscenity in Britain and the United States. The
central character is a Catholic Jew in Ireland. The author claimed that the
book is meant to make you laugh. Which is this book?
(A) The Picture
of Dorian Grey
(B) Herzog
(C) Portnoy’s
Complaint
(D) Ulysses
Answers: (D)
8. A.S. Byatt in
her famous award winning novel of 1990 contrasts past and present involving a
search for a Victorian poet’s past illuminating a contemporary university
researcher’s life and times. Which is the novel?
(A) The Virgin in
the Garden
(B) Possession
(C) Babel Tower
(D) Still Life
Answers: (B)
9. Which of the
following statements best describes JM Coetzee’s Disgrace?
(A) It is a
murder mystery set in post-apartheid South Africa.
(B) It is a
complex narrative of sin and redemption which involves both White and Black
South Africans.
(C) The
protagonist David Lurie is a priest who brings disgrace to his calling.
(D) Coetzee has a
schematic and reductive view on the relations between Whites and the Blacks in
South Africa.
Answers: (B)
10. Which of the
following statements is not true of Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions?
(A) The play
centres on a middle class Hindu family during a communal riot.
(B) It challenges
communalism.
(C) It is
concerned with homosexual relationship.
(D) It promotes
religious pluralism in South Asia.
Answers: (C)
11. According to Bakhtin the idea of the Carnivalesque represents the following
characteristics except:
(A) A liberation
from the prevailing truth and established order
(B) A harking
back to the past
(C) Emphasis on
play, parody, pleasure and the body
(D) The
suspension of all hierarchical rank, principles, norms and prohibitions
Answers: (B)
12. Which of the
following statements is not true of Patrick White?
(A) He is
remembered today for his epic and psychological narrative art.
(B) He is the
only Australian to receive the Nobel Prize in literature.
(C) He pioneered
a new fictional landscape and introduced a new continent in literature.
(D) His style is
noted for lucidity and simplicity.
Answers: (D)
13. Conventional
scholarship dates ‘Early Modern English’ as beginning around
(A) 450
(B) 1066
(C) 1500
(D) 1800
Answers: (C)
14. “Every demon
carries within him unknown to himself, a tiny seed of self-destruction and goes
up in thin air at the most unexpected moment.” To which of R.K. Narayan’s
characters the above statement applies?
(A) Raju – The
Guide
(B) Jagan – The
Sweet Vendor
(C) Vasu – Man
Eater of Malgudi
(D) Margayya –
The Financial Expert
Answers: (C)
15. Which of the
following is not true of post-structuralism?
(A) It seeks to
undermine the idea that meaning pre-exists its linguistic expression.
(B) There can be
no meaning which is not formulated and no language formulation reaches anywhere
beyond language.
(C) There is no
a-textual ‘origin’ of a text.
(D) Every sign
refers to every other sign adequately.
Answers: (D)
16. Which of the
following statements is not true of Wole Soyinka’s The Swamp Dwellers?
(A) It talks
about the family, the extended family in the African society.
(B) It is a
confrontation between the traditional and modern society.
(C) It talks
about the migration of people, crossing of borders and diasporic anguish.
(D) It is a
comment about the city, urban, modern and the country rural, the swamp, the
ancient.
Answers: (C)
17. Arrange the
following English literary periods in the order in which they appeared. Use the
codes given below:
Codes:
I. Elizabethan
II. Caroline
III. Anglo Norman
IV. Early Tudor
The correct
combination according to the code is
(A) III, II, IV,
I
(B) III, IV, II,
I
(C) II, III, IV,
I
(D) III, IV, I,
II
Answers: (D)
18. Which of the
following plays is not written by Rabindranath Tagore?
(A) Sacrifice
(B) Chandalika
(C) Muktadhara
(D) Eknath
Answers: (D)
19. Given below
are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as
Reason (R):
Assertion (A): A
quarto refers to a text in which each leaf was a quarter the size of the
original sheet.
Reason (R):
Because eight pages of text were printed on large sheets of paper, which were
then folded four times to produce four leaves.
In the context of
the above statements, which one of the following is correct?
(A) (A) is
correct but (R) is wrong.
(B) Both (A) and
(R) are correct.
(C) (A) is wrong
but (R) is correct
(D) Both (A) and
(R) are wrong.
Answers: (A)
20. The purpose
of the Pre-Raphaelites was primarily to promote
(A) Complexity
and ambivalence in art and literature.
(B) Simplicity
and naturalness in art and literature.
(C) Symbolic and
classical modes in art and literature.
(D) Psychological
and mythic modes in art and literature.
Answers: (B)
21. Which one of the following plays does not use the device of “the play
within the play”?
(A) Hamlet
(B) Women Beware
Women
(C) The Spanish
Tragedy
(D) A Midsummer
Nights’ Dream
Answers: (Wrong question)
22. Given below
are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as
Reason (R):
Assertion (A): In
the Absurd plays of Pinter and Beckett, lack of communication seems to be a
predominant theme.
Reason (R):
Existentialist philosophy had a tremendous influence on the dramatists of the
period, nihilism and meaninglessness of life taking a front seat.
In the context of
the above statements, which one of the following is correct?
(A) Both (A) and
(R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(B) Both (A) and
(R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(C) (A) is true
but (R) is false.
(D) (A) is false
but (R) is true.
Answers: (A)
23. Which of the
following observations are true about Beatrice Culleton’s April Rain tree?
I. It is a
fictional account of the lives of two metis sisters growing up in Winnipeg.
II. April has a
darker complexion and identifies herself with Metis population.
III. The two
sisters have been removed from their parents home and placed with a series of
foster families.
IV. Cheryl has a
lighter complexion and identifies herself with white population.
(A) I and III are
correct.
(B) I and II are
correct.
(C) II and III
are correct.
(D) III and IV
are correct.
Answers: (A)
24. “She dwells
with beauty – Beauty that must die”, – wrote Keats in one of his odes,
referring to
(A) Indolence
(B) Autumn
(C) Melancholy
(D) Psyche
Answers: (C)
25. Kafka’s Trial
has all the following characteristics except:
(A) Vivid yet
surreal
(B) Dystopian
(C) The use of
historical details of setting
(D) The depiction
of totalitarian society
Answers: (C)
26. Match the
following lists:
List –
I
List – II
(Phrases from
poems)
(Titles of poems)
I. “Sound of
stick upon the floor”
1. “Byzantium”
II. “Hade’s
bobbin bound in mummy cloth”
2.
“Sailing to Byzantium”
III. “With beauty
like a tightened bow”
3. “Coole and Ballylee, 1931”
IV. “A tattered
coat upon a stick”
4. “No Second Troy”
The right
combination according to the code is:
I II III IV
(A) 4 1 3 2
(B) 3 2 1 4
(C) 4 3 2 1
(D) 3 1 4 2
Answers: (D)
27. Given below
are the two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled
as Reason (R).
Assertion (A): The
literature of the Jacobean Age is dominated by works revealing symptoms of
melodrama and sensationalism.
Reason (R): The
Jacobean Age is generally ruled by the spirit of decadence.
In the context of
the two statements which one of the following is correct?
(A) Both (A) and
(R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(B) Both (A) and
(R) are true and (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(C) (A) is true
but (R) is false.
(D) (A) is false
but (R) is true.
Answers: (B)
28. Which of the
following statements best describes the term ‘deconstruction’?
(A) It seeks to
expose the problematic nature of ‘centered’ discourses.
(B) It advocates
‘subjective’ or ‘free’ interpretation.
(C) It emphasizes
the importance of historical context.
(D) It is a
method of critical analysis.
Answers: (A)
29. Which of
these authors is not a writer of African American slave narratives?
(A) Solomon
Northrop
(B) Frederick
Douglass
(C) Phillis
Wheatley
(D) Sojourner
Truth
Answers: (C)
30. “For nature
then
The courser
pleasures of my boyish days,
And their glad
animal movements all gone by
to me was all in
all”.
In these lines
from “Tintern Abbey Revisited”, Wordsworth is talking about:
(A) The second
stage in his relationship with Nature.
(B) The first
stage in his relationship with Nature.
(C) Both the
first and second stages in his relationship with Nature.
(D) The third
stage in his relationship with Nature.
Answers: (BC)
31. Assertion
(A): One of Flaubert’s main motivations in writing the novel Madam Bovary was
his antipathy for the bourgeoisie.
Reason (R):
Flaubert strongly believed that bourgeoisie are those who think, feel and act
in terms of utilitarianism and who reject the humanity and uniqueness of the
individual person.
(A) Both (A) and
(R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(B) Both (A) and
(R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(C) (A) is true,
but (R) is false.
(D) (A) is false
but (R) is true.
Answers: (A)
32. “A Tun of Man
in thy large Bulk is writ, but sure thou’rt but a Kilderkin of wit” In the
above lines what does Dryden mean by ‘Kilderkin’?
(A) A trivial
instance
(B) A small
barrel of wine
(C) kith and kin
(D) A small
amount, as contrasted with ‘tun’
Answers: (B)
33. Which of the
following statements is not true of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Remains of the Day? The
novel
(A) Usesa butler
as a pivotal character.
(B) Uses the
classic English detective story form.
(C) Refers to England
in the 1930s.
(D) Became a very
successful film.
Answers: (B)
34. “From a Second Space perspective city space becomes more of a
mental and ideational field, conceptualised in imagery, reflexive thought and
symbolic representation, a conceived space of the imagination or what I will
henceforth describe as the urban imagery.” (Edward Soja, Post metropolis) Which
of the following statements cannot be applied to Soja’s proposition on the
Second Space?
(A) Second Space
perspective tends to be more subjective.
(B) Second Space
perspective is concerned with symbolic representation of reality.
(C) Second Space
perspective is concerned with the fundamentally materialist approach.
(D) Second Space
perspective deals with ‘thoughts about space’.
Answers: (C)
35. “Lightly, O
lightly, we bear her along; she sways like a flower in the wind of our song;
She skims like a
bird on the foam of a stream; she floats like a laugh from the lips of a
dream.....” These lines occur in the poem
(A) “Palanquin
bearers”
(B) “The Illusion
of Love”
(C) “Indian Love
Song”
(D) “Cradle Song”
Answers: (A)
36. Which among
the following novels of Anita Desai is a children’s book?
(A) Fire and the
Mountain
(B) Fasting,
Feasting
(C) The Zig zag
Way
(D) The Village
by the Sea
Answers: (D)
37. Who among the
following writers describes novels as “not form which you see but emotion which
you feel”?
(A) D.H. Lawrence
(B) Jean Rhys
(C) Virginia
Woolf
(D) Joseph Conrad
Answers: (C)
38. In Paradise
Lost, Milton invokes his ‘Heavenly Muse’, ‘Urania’ at the beginning of:
Codes:
I. Book one
II. Book four
III. Book nine
IV. Book seven
The right
combination according to the code is
(A) I and II are
correct.
(B) I, III and IV
correct.
(C) II and III
are correct.
(D) I and IV are
correct.
Answers: (D)
39. Which one of
the following best describes the basic principle of New Criticism?
(A)An emphasis on
the distinctive style and personality of the authors.
(B) Stressing the
virtues of discipline, order and the ethical mean.
(C) Locating the
meaning of a literary work in the internal relations of the language that
constitute a text.
(D) Evaluating a
literary text against a backdrop of historical events.
Answers: (C)
40. Who among the
following figures give a preview of Achenbach’s fatal end in Death in Venice?
Codes:
I. The Graveyard
Stranger
II. The Governess
III. The barber
IV. The Gondolier
The right
combination according to the code is:
(A) III and IV
are correct.
(B) I and IV are
correct.
(C) II and III
are correct.
(D) I and III are
correct.
Answers: (B)
41. Jacques Lacan
posits three ‘orders’ which structure human existence. In the list that
follows: Identify the one that is not included by Lacan:
(A) Imaginary
(B) Unconscious
(C) Real
(D) Symbolic
Answers: (B)
42. Given below
are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as
Reason (R).
Assertion (A):
Deconstructive reading is apolitical.
Reason (R): Because it focuses exclusively on language. It
primarily holds that all texts or linguistic structures contain within them a
principle of destabilisation and hence it is difficult to pin down meaning.
Such a reading, therefore, is unable to assign historical agency.
In this context
above statements, identify which one of the following is
correct?
(A) (A) is
correct but (R) is wrong.
(B) Both (A) and
(R) are correct.
(C) (A) is wrong
but (R) is correct.
(D) Both (A) and
(R) are wrong.
Answers: (B)
43. Match the
following lists:
List –
I
List – II
(Title of poem)
(Poet)
I. “I hear a fly
Buzz”
1. Wallace Stevens
II. “Birches”
2. Emily Dickinson
III. “Sunday
Morning”
3. Allen Ginsberg
IV. “A
Supermarket in California” 4. Robert Frost
The correct
combination is:
I II III IV
(A) 2 4 3 1
(B) 2 1 3 4
(C) 2 4 1 3
(D) 3 2 1 4
Answers: (C)
44. ‘Lexis’
refers to
(A) All word
forms having meaning or grammatical functions
(B) The history
of words
(C) Study of
select word forms
(D) The selection
of words
Answers: (A)
45. The following
writers are involved in social activism in addition to their practice of
creative writing:
Codes:
I. Mahasweta Devi
II. Shashi
Deshpande
III. Arundhati
Roy
IV. Shobha De
The correct
combination according to the code is
(A) I and II are
correct.
(B) III and IV
are correct.
(C) I and III are
correct.
(D) II and IV are
correct.
Answers: (C)
46. In relation
to Spenser’s Faerie Queene which of the following character virtue link is
rightly matched?
(A)
Justice-Artegall; Courtsey- Guyan; Temperance-Calidore
(B)
Chasity-Britomart; Justice- Guyan; Temperance-Talus
(C)
Courtsey-Calidore; Temperance- Guyon; Justice-Artegall
(D)
Courtsey-Calidore; Temperance- Artegall; Justice-Britomart
Answers: (C)
47. The Divine
Comedy is divided into three canticas, each consisting of
(A) 30 cantos
(B) 33 cantos
(C) 24 cantos
(D) 28 cantos
Answers: (B)
48. The Modern
Promethean is the alternative title of
(A) Dracula
(B) Frankenstein
(C) Caleb
Williams
(D) The Italian
Answers: (B)
49. In Words upon
Words, Saussure says, “The actual birth of a new language has never reported in
the world” because “we have never known of a language which was
not spoken the day before or which was not spoken in the same way the day
before”. What does he mean?
(A) Old languages
die making way for new ones.
(B) The birth and
death of a language are not subject to human laws.
(C) Languages do
not get borne, they evolve out of previously existing linguistic situations.
(D) Old speech
patterns trigger the birth of a new language.
Answers: (C)
50. What did
Henry James describe as “Loose Baggy Monsters”?
(A) Novels
(B) The Spaniards
(C) Epic Poems
(D) His trousers
Answers: (A)
51. “High above
the north pole, on the first day of 1969, two professors of English literature
approached each other at a combined velocity of 1200 miles per hour.” This is
the opening of David Lodge’s
(A) Nice Work
(B) Changing
Places
(C) Small World
(D) The British
Museum is Falling Down
Answers: (B)
52. At the end of
The Portrait of a Lady Isabel Archer
I. Goes back to
the house from the Garden.
II. Accepts the
proposal of Casper Good wood.
III. Straight
away refuses the offer of Good wood.
IV. Probably goes
back to Rome and Osmond.
Which are the
correct combinations according to the code?
Codes:
(A) I and II are
correct.
(B) III and IV
are correct.
(C) I and IV are
correct.
(D) I and III are
correct.
Answers: (C)
53. “I will put
myself in poor and mean attire and with a kind of umber smirch my face”. The
word umber means:
(A) A dusty
yellow or brown pigment
(B) A dark brown
pigment
(C) Light brown
powder
(D) Yellow paste
Answers: (A)
54. Which of the
following psychoanalysts rewrote Descartes’s dictum: “I think therefore I am’
as ‘I am not where I think, and I think where I am not’?
(A) Lacan
(B) Freud
(C) Jung
(D) Cixous
Answers: (A)
55. By the end of
In Memorium the speaker
(A) Re-embraces a
Christian vision of after life
(B) Re-asserts
religious doubts and scientific scepticism.
(C) Reiterates
the Darwinian view of social life.
(D) Reaffirms his
faith in universal brotherhood.
Answers: (A)
56. The system of
social rules that a speaker knows about language and uses it is called
(A) Grammar
(B) Morphology
(C) Orthography
(D) Pragmatics
Answers: (D)
57. The term
‘ecological imperialism’ was coined by
(A) Vandana Shiva
(B) Laurence
Buell
(C) Paulo Freire
(D) Alfred Crosby
Answers: (D)
58. Emotional
ties and personal relationships play a minor part in Defoe’s works. The
following protagonists of Defoe have no family except one who leaves family at
an early age. Which is that character?
(A) Moll Flanders
(B) Colonel
Jacque
(C) Robinson
Crusoe
(D) Captain
Singleton
Answers: (C)
59. Match the
following lists:
List –
I
List – II
(Novels)
(Settings)
I. The Power and
the Glory
1. Vietnam
II. The Quiet
American
2. Haiti
III. The Honorary
Consul
3. Paraguay
IV. The Comedians
4. Mexico
The right
combination according to the code is:
I II III IV
(A) 4 1 3 2
(B) 1 2 3 4
(C) 4 3 2 1
(D) 3 4 1 2
Answers: (A)
60. “...... Every
other stone is god or cousin there is no crop other than god and god is
harvested here around the year.” This extract is from:
(A) Jayanta
Mahapatra’s “Konarak”
(B) Arun
Kolatkar’s Jejuri
(C) P. Lal’s
“Being Very Simple, God”
(D) R.
Parthasarathy’s “Under another Sky”
Answers: (B)
61. In EM
Foster’s A Passage to India some of the major symbols are associated with:
Code:
I. Mountains
II. Tigers
III. Echoes
IV. Clouds
The right
combination according to the code is:
(A) I and II are
correct.
(B) I, II and IV
are correct.
(C) I and III are
correct.
(D) II and IV are
correct.
Answers: (C)
62. Which of the
following features are present in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment?
I. Nihilism
II.
Utilitarianism
III. Rationalism
IV. Christian
Symbolism
The correct
combination according to the code is:
(A) I and II are
correct
(B) I and IV are
correct
(C) III and IV
are correct
(D) I and III are
correct
Answers: (B)
63. “Count no man
happy until he dies, free of pain at last”, is the last line of
(A) Oedipus at
Colonus
(B) Agamemnon
(C) Oedipus the
King
(D) Orestes
Answers: (C)
64. What
characteristics of 17th century metaphysical poetry sparked the enthusiasm of
modernist poets and critics?
Code:
I. its
intellectual complexity
II. Its
uncompromising engagement with politics
III. Its
religious fervour
IV. Its union of
thought and passion
The right
combination according to the code is
(A) I and III are
correct.
(B) I and IV are
correct.
(C) II and III
are correct.
(D) I and II are
correct.
Answers: (B)
65. Th’ inferior
Priestess, at her Altar’s side, trembling, begins the sacred Rites of Pride. In
this description of Belinda at the dressing table, what does the word Pride
refer to?
(A) Vanity
(B) Pride as the
first of man’s sins
(C) Both (A) and
(B)
(D) Complacency
Answers: (C)
66. “Cover her
face; mine eyes dazzle; she died young..... She and I were twins: And should I
die this instant, I had liv’d her time to a minute” In the light of the above
quotation which of the following interpretations is not correct?
(A) The beauty
and youth of the Duchess become obvious to Ferdinand when he sees her dead
body.
(B) Only when he
identifies himself with her, does he realize the enormity of his crime.
(C) When he
compares the age of the Duchess with his own and puts himself in her position does
he realize his guilt?
(D) He wants her
face to be covered because it reminds him of her infidelity.
Answers: (Wrong question)
67. All except
one of the following scholars have come up with models which aim to
characterise world English’s within one conceptual set. Identify the lone
exception.
(A) Tom McArthur
(B) Noam Chomsky
(C) Braj Kachru
(D) Manfred
Gorlach
Answers: (B)
68. In the very
opening scene of Volpone, the protagonist says, “Open the shrine, that I may see my
Saint,” By the word ‘Saint’, Volpone is referring to
(A) The Sun
(B) Saint Arthur
(C) Gold
(D) Apollo
Answers: (C)
69. A close
friend of Dickens objected to the original ending of Great Expectations in
which Estella remarries and Pip remains single. Dickens accordingly revised to
a more conventional ending which suggests that Pip and Estella will marry. Who
was the friend?
(A) Willkie
Collins
(B) Thomas Beard
(C) Thomas
Carlyle
(D) Richard
Bentley
Answers: (A)
70. Which of the
following statements best describes an example of the influence of an affective
factor on second language acquisition?
(A) A second
language learner makes educated guesses about word meanings in a text by
recognizing cognates.
(B) A second
language learner uses familiar vocabulary to mentally form sentences before
speaking.
(C) An adult
second language learner finds it impossible to form second language sounds that
do not occur in his first language.
(D) A second
language learner employs several words from the first language when peaking the
second language but not when writing it.
Answers: (B)
71. Marvell’s
“The Coronet” seeks to explore the human condition in terms of the conflict
between
(A) Body and soul
(B) War and peace
(C) Nature and
grace
(D) Flesh and
spirit
Answers: (C)
72. Which of the
following is not true of post-structuralism?
(A) It seeks to
undermine the idea that meaning pre-exists its linguistic expression.
(B) There can be
no meaning which is not formulated and no language formulation reaches anywhere
beyond language.
(C) There is no
a-textual ‘origin’ of a text.
(D) Every sign
refers to every other sign adequately.
Answers: (D)
73. Which of the
following second language learners would most likely acquire the second
language more easily?
(A) A high school
student who has been enrolled in mandatory classes in the second language since
elementary school.
(B) A visitor to
a country where the second language is spoken; he interacts with hotel and
restaurant personnel using the second language.
(C) A business
person for whom fluency in the second language may lead to career advancement.
(D) An immigrant
living in a country where the second language is spoken; he feels accepted by
speakers of the second language.
Answers: (D)
74. In Wuthering
Heights, Cathy appears in a dream beating at a window, wailing “Let me in”, and
blood running down her wrist. Who dreams her?
(A) Lockwood
(B) Nelly
(C) Heathcliff
(D) Edgar Linton
Answers: (A)
75. Who among the
following characters in Thomas More’s Utopia did not correspond in biographical
background to an actual historical person?
(A) Morton
(B) Hythloday
(C) Giles
(D) More
Answers: (B)
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