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Which American critic first used the term'New Historicism'   in his book'Renaissance Self-Fashioning :FromMore to Shakespeare'?(A)Foucault(B)Edward Said(C)Stephen Greenblatt(D)Bill Ashcroft  \n# 58.Which of the following concepts is centralto Edward Said's theory of Orientalism?(A)The economic concept\n\n(B)The concept of unconscious mind(C)The linguistic structure of texts(D)The East is identified as the ‘Other'  \n59.According to Peter Barry's book'Beginning Theory’,what does the term‘Adept Phase’mean in post-colonialcriticism ?  \n(A)The writers and critics follow theEuropean form and norms todescribe their experience.  \n(B)The writers modify the forms andnorms to their own specifications.  \n(C)The colonial mind becomesindependent,creative and really'cross-cultural’in expressing itsexperience.  \n(D)The writers write only about theFeminist experiences.  \n### 60.Which of the following influentialtheoreticians in Marxist criticism was aFrench Marxist thinker?(A)Frederic Jameson(B)Terry Eagleton(C)Antonio Gramsci(D)Louis Althusser\n\n61.Which one of the following is a primarysource in literary research?(A)Literary Criticism(B)Author's Biography(C)Works by the Author(D)Journal Articles  \n### 62.Which of the following is considered atool of literary research?(a)Bibliography(b)Note System(c)Scientific Tools(d)Textual AnalysisCodes :(A)(a)and(b)(B)(a),(b)and(c)(C)(c)and (d)(D)(a),(b),(c)and (d)\n\n63.When citing a journal article in the MLAformat,which of the following is thecorrect order?  \n(A)Author(s).\"Title of Article\".Title ofJournal,Volume,Issue,Year,Pages.(B)Author(s),Title of Journal,\"Title ofArticle”,Volume,Issue,Year,Pages.(C)“Title of Article”.Author(s),Title ofJournal,Volume,Issue,Year,Pages.(D)Title of Journal,Author(s),\"Title ofArticle”,Volume,Issue,Year,Pages.  \n64.Which of the following statements arecorrect?  \n(a)DOI is a unique alphanumeric stringassigned to identify content online.  \n(b)DOI is a random string of numbersassigned to any web page.  \n(c)DOI provides a persistent link to itslocation on the internet.  \n(d)DOI is an identifier used only foridentifying books in a library.  \n### Codes:\n\n(A)Only(a)and (d)  \n(B)Only(b)and(c)  \n(C)Only(b)and (d)  \n(D)Only(a)and(c)  \n65.  Which one of the following statements iscorrect following MLA format ?  \n(A)The first line of each paragraphshould be indented one inch fromthe left margin.  \n(B)Indentation is not required in MLAformat.  \n(C)The first line of each paragraphshould be indented half an inchfrom the left margin.  \n(D)The first line of each paragraphshould be indented one and half aninch from the left margin.  \n66.  Given below are two statements :  \n(1)Author's interviews is a primarySource.  \n(2)Literary analyses and criticisms aresecondary sources.  \nChoose the appropriate option:  \n(A)Both statements(1)and(2)arecorrect  \n(B)Both statements(1)and (2)areincorrect ","cbCaib2cgG1G6swo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib2cgG1G6swo","pdf",17872414,33,"English","# Questions on literary theory\n## Intertextuality, simulacra, interpellation, and structuralism\n## Postcolonial theory and related concepts\n## New Historicism, heteroglossia, and criticism frameworks\n# Questions on research and citation style\n## Primary sources and research tools\n## MLA and in-text citation rules\n## DOI and plagiarism detection basics\n## Works Cited inclusion rules and style manuals","[{\"question\":\"Which theory connects linguistic signs and literary meaning through differences in constituents?\",\"answer\":\"The question asks for the theory most closely associated with that idea, with options including New Criticism and Structuralism; the correct choice is Structuralism among the provided options.\"},{\"question\":\"What does 'Adept Phase' refer to in post-colonial criticism according to Peter Barry?\",\"answer\":\"It describes writers and critics who modify forms and norms to fit their own specifications, producing cross-cultural expression of experience.\"},{\"question\":\"In MLA format, what is the correct order for citing a journal article?\",\"answer\":\"The question lists multiple citation order options; it focuses on the sequence that places the article title and author elements in the correct MLA pattern before journal title, volume, issue, year, and pages.\"}]","Literary Theory and Citation Questions - Multi-choice | PDF",1789990563,83]