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The only woman who finds mention in Lytton Strachey’s biography, Eminent Victorians:  \nA) Florence Nightingale B) George Eliot  \nC) Charlotte Bronte D) Elizabeth Barrett Browning  \n2. The process of natural assimilation involving intuition and subconscious learning is:  \nA) Learning B) Acquisition  \nC) Transfer of learning D) Accommodation  \n3. In Bloom’s Taxonomy, characterisation and responding come under:  \nA) Affective domain B) Cognitive domain  \nC) Psychomotor domain D) None of the above  \n4. Match the following:  \nList I List II  \na. Tom Stoppard 1. Outsiders in Shakespeare  \nb. Howard Jacobson 2. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead  \nc. Akira Kurosawa 3. Shylock is My Name  \nd. Ania Loomba 4. Ran  \nA) a-2, b-3, c-4, d-1 B) a-2, b-3, c-1, d-4  \nC) a-3, b-2, c-4, d-1 D) a-4, b-3, c-2, d-1  \n5. “Marriage is but a ceremonial toy;  \nIf thou lovest me, think no more it”. These are the words by:  \nA) Faustus B) Mephistopheles  \nC) Penelope D) Cornelius  \n6. Vandana Shiva wrote the book, Ecofeminism in association with:  \nA) Mary Mellor B) Veronica Bennholdt  \nC) Maria Mies D) Ariel Salleh  \n7. The variation in the meaning of the word ‘lead’(meaning ‘a metal’ and ‘to give guidance’) can be cited as an example for:  \nA) Homophony B) Homography  \nC) Antonymy D) Hyponymy  \n8. The totality of the speech habit of an individual is:  \nA) Idiolect B) Registers C) Dialect D) Sociolect  \n9. Which among the following is not a Dystopian novel?  \nA) Fahrenheit:451 B) Brave New World  \nC) 1984 D) Archaeologies of the Future  \n10. The preface to The Wretched of the Earth was written by:  \nA) Simone de Beauvoir B) Samuel Beckett  \nC) Harold Pinter D) Jean-Paul Sartre  \n11. Identify the correct statements regarding the words‘Apple’ and‘Apples’ below:  \n1. Apple is a disyllabic word  \n2. Apple is a monomorphemic word  \n3. Apples is a disyllabic word  \n4. 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