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All Contents have been taken from internet source. | |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\nEnglish Literature Paper-I (1999)  \n(1) The subjugation of Women (1869) is an important text of:  \n(a) George Eliot  \n(b) Byron  \n(c) John Mill  \n(d) Hardy  \n(c) John Mill  \n(2) Which of the following poems by Tennyson is a monodrama?  \n(a) Ulysses  \n(b) Break, Break, Break  \n(c) Maud  \n(d) Crossing the Bar  \n(c) Maud  \n(3) The line “she dwells with Beauty – Beauty that must be” occurs in Keats’  \n(a) Lamia  \n(b) Ode to a Grecian Urn  \n(c) Ode on Melancholy  \n(d) Endymion  \n(c) Ode on Melancholy  \n(4) Negative Capability to Keats, means  \n(a) The ability to sympathize with other  \n(b) Say bad thing, about others  \n(c) To empathize  \n(c) To empathize  \n(5)“Art for arts sake” found its true adherent in:  \n(a) Wordsworth  \n(b) Byron  \n(c) Browning  \n(d) Wilde  \n(d) Wilde  \n[w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m](w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m) Page 2  \n(6) It as the best of times, it was the worst of time, it was the worst – the opening of Dickens’  \n(a) Hard Times  \n(b) David Copperfield  \n(c) Oliver Twist  \n(d) A Tales of Two Cities  \n(d) A Tales of Two Cities  \n(7) The character of Little Neil is a creation of:  \n(a) Hardy  \n(b) Eliot  \n(c) Oscar Wilde  \n(d) Dickens  \n(d) Dickens  \n(8)“Idylls of the King” is illustration of Tennyson’s deep interest in:  \n(a) Medieval legends  \n(b) The role of the king  \n(c) Hero worship  \n(d) The contemporary condition  \n(b) The role of the king  \n(9) Who believed that poetry is the spontaneous overflow of emotions?  \n(a) Blake  \n(b) Byron  \n(c) Wordsworth  \n(d) Keats  \n(c) Wordsworth  \n(10) Who after the publication of a poem, awoke and found himself famous?  \n(a) Shelley  \n(b) Browning  \n(c) Wordsworth  \n(d) Keats  \n(c) Wordsworth  \n[w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m](w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m) Page 3  \n(11) The image of the femme fatale dominates the poetry of:  \n(a) Wordsworth  \n(b) Keats  \n(c) Byron  \n(d) Tennyson  \n(b) Keats  \n(12) Little Time is a character in Hardy’s  \n(a) The return of the native  \n(b) Jude the Obscure  \n(c) Mayor of Casterbridge  \n(b) Jude the Obscure  \n(13) Which is the famous elegy written by Shelley?  \n(a) In Memoriam  \n(b) Lycidas  \n(c) Adonis  \n(d) Thyrsis  \n(c) Adonis  \n(14) The moral choice is everything in the works of:  \n(a) Dickens  \n(b) George Eliot  \n(c) Hardy  \n(a) Dickens  \n(15) Which of the following is illustrative of Ruskin’s interest in social economy?  \n(a) The Seven Lamps  \n(b) Unto this Last  \n(c) The Stones of Venice  \n(b) Unto this Last  \n(16) Which one of the following poets named the Romantic poet as the “pond poets”?  \n(a) Southey  \n(b) Shelley  \n(c) Keats  \n(d) Byron  \n(a) Southey  \n[w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m](w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m) Page 4  \n(17) The Charge of the Light Brigade”(Tennyson) commemorates:  \n(a) The Boer War  \n(b) The battle of Trafalgar  \n(c) The Crimean War  \n(c) The Crimean War  \n(18) The Elgin Marbles inspired Keats to write:  \n(a) Endymion  \n(b) Lamia  \n(c) The Grecian Urn  \n(d) Melancholy  \n(c) The Grecian Urn  \n(19) Would you tell Sordelo (Browning) as a:  \n(a) Dramatic Monologue  \n(b) Dramatic Lyrics  \n(c) Tragic Drama  \n(b) Dramatic Lyrics  \n(20) Which one of the following poets was appointed Poet Laureate in the year 1813?  \n(a) Tennyson  \n(b) Byron  \n(c) Southey  \n(d) Wordsworth  \n(c) Southey  \n[w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m](w w w . t h e c s s p o i n t . c o m) Page 5  \nEnglish Literature Paper-II (1999)  \n(1) Shakespeare’s Hamlet is (a) A tragedy  \n(b) Comedy  \n(a) A tragedy  \n(2) Earnest Hamingway has written  \n(a) Old Man and the Sea  \n(b) Mr. Chips  \n(c) Pride and Pre","cbCaiePrKIc9wVwY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiePrKIc9wVwY","pdf",813282,100,"English","# English Literature Paper-I (1999)\n## Key authors, poems, and literary concepts\n# English Literature Paper-II (1999)\n## Shakespeare, novelists, and literary periods","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in English Literature Paper-I (1999)?\",\"answer\":\"Paper-I focuses on identification of texts and authors, interpretation of literary terms (e.g., monodrama and negative capability), and specific lines or themes linked to poets and novels.\"},{\"question\":\"Which areas does English Literature Paper-II (1999) test?\",\"answer\":\"Paper-II tests foundational knowledge of literature, including Shakespearean drama classifications, authors of major works, and English literary periods, mainly through multiple-choice questions.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the MCQs presented with answer options?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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