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Aristotle  \n2. Plato  \n3. Philip Sidney  \n4. William Wordsworth  \nAns : 3 Philip Sidney  \nThe statement, \"Truly neither philosopher nor historiographer could have entered into the gates of popular judgements, if they had not taken a great passport of poetry,\" is attributed to Sir Philip Sidney in his work An Apology for Poetry. Sidney argues that poetry has a unique power to influence people more profoundly than philosophy or history. While philosophers and historians appeal to reason and facts, poets engage the imagination, making their ideas more accessible and emotionally resonant. Through poetic expression, Sidney believes that even complex ideas can reach the common people, bridging the gap between intellectual thought and popular understanding. This highlights poetry’s role as a persuasive and universal medium for communicating truth.  \nQ.52  \nWho is the author of The French Revolution?  \n1. Thomas Carlyle  \n2. John Ruskin  \n3. Joseph Addison  \n4. John Henry Newman  \nAns: Thomas Carlyle  \nThe author of The French Revolution is Thomas Carlyle. Published in 1837, this historical work is a vivid and dramatic account of the French  \nENGLISH LITERATURE PAPER -II WITH SOLUTION UGC NET EXAM (2024 SHIFT-III)  \n—---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  \n2 | P a g e  \nRevolution. Carlyle’s style combines historical detail with a passionate, almost poetic prose, making the events and characters come alive. This work not only established Carlyle’s reputation as a historian but also influenced later historiography by emphasizing the emotional and psychological dimensions of historical figures, rather than focusing solely on facts and dates.  \nQ.53  \nMatch List-I with List-II.  \nList-I  \n(A) \"So much depends upon a red wheel barrow\"  \n(B) \"Your mind and you are our Sargasso Sea\"  \n(C) \"Spring is like a perhaps hand (which comes carefully out of nowhere) arranging a window\"  \n(D) \"I caught the cold flash of the blue unappearable sky\"  \nList-II  \n(I) Ezra Pound  \n(II) Stanley Kunitz  \n(III) William Carlos Williams  \n(IV) E. E. Cummings  \nChoose the correct answer from the options given below:  \n1. (A)-(I), (B)-(I), (C)-(V), (D)-(I)  \n2. (A)-(IV), (B)-(I), (C)-(II), (D)-(IV)  \n3. (A)-(IV), (B)-(I), (C)-(III), (D)-(II)  \n4. (A)-(I), (B)-(III), (C)-(IV), (D)-(V)  \nAns:1. (A)-(I), (B)-(I), (C)-(V), (D)-(I)  \n(A) \"So much depends upon a red wheel barrow\"—(III) William Carlos Williams  \nThis line is from Williams's poem The Red Wheelbarrow, celebrated for its simplicity and focus on ordinary imagery, central to Imagist poetry.  \n(B) \"Your mind and you are our Sargasso Sea\"—(I) Ezra Pound  \n3 | P a g e  \nThis line appears in Pound’s work, reflecting his modernist experimentation and dense, allusive style.  \n(C) \"Spring is like a perhaps hand (which comes carefully out of nowhere) arranging a window\"—(IV) E. E. Cummings  \nThis line is from Cummings’s poem Spring is like a perhaps hand, capturing his signature playfulness with form and language.  \n(D) \"I caught the cold flash of the blue unappearable sky\"—(II) Stanley Kunitz  \nThis line is from Kunitz’s poetry, known for its contemplative tone and vivid natural imagery.  \nQ.54  \nThe deductive method of research intends to:  \n1. Move from particular to general  \n2. Move from general to particular  \n3. Move from particular to particular  \n4. Move from general to general  \nAns:2 Move from general to particular  \nThe correct answer is 2. Move from general to particular.  \nExplanation: The deductive method of research begins with a general theory, hypothesis, or principle and then applies it to specific instances or cases to test its validit","cbCaidXWZQDV7f8f","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidXWZQDV7f8f","pdf",263356,69,"English","# Question Set (Q.51 - Q.57)\n## Authorship and Attributions\n## Poetry Line Matching\n## Research Method (Deductive Method)\n## Chronological Ordering of Literary Works\n## Essay on the Metaphysical Poets","[{\"question\":\"Which author is credited for the statement about poetry as a “great passport of poetry” (Q.51)?\",\"answer\":\"The statement is attributed to Sir Philip Sidney (Option 3).\"},{\"question\":\"Who wrote The French Revolution (Q.52)?\",\"answer\":\"Thomas Carlyle is the author (Option 1).\"},{\"question\":\"What is the key idea of the deductive method of research (Q.54)?\",\"answer\":\"It moves from general to particular by applying a broad theory or hypothesis to specific cases to reach conclusions.\"}]","ENGLISH LITERATURE PAPER-II - UGC NET EXAM (2024 SHIFT-III) - II With Solution | PDF",174]