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Ian McEwan’s ‘Saturday’ spans one day in the life of  \nA. a divorce lawyer  \nB. an ageing pianist  \nC. a London neurosurgeon  \nD. a famous poet  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (3)  \nExplanation:  \nSaturday is a novel written by Ian McEwan and published in 2005.  \nKey Point:  \nThe novel follows Henry Perowne, who is a successful London neurosurgeon. The entire story takes place during a single day—Saturday, February 15, 2003.  \nImportant Details:  \nThe novel is set in London.  \nIt explores themes such as:  \n• modern urban life  \n• terrorism and fear after 9/11  \n• family relationships  \n• science vs literature  \n• morality and violence  \nHenry Perowne’s routine day gradually turns tense after a confrontation with a man named  \nBaxter.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir   \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ. Match the author with the work. List I (Authors)  \nA. Kingsley Amis  \nB. Allan Sillitoe  \nC. Doris Lessing  \nD. Jean Rhys  \nList II (Works)  \nI. Saturday and Sunday Morning  \nII. The Golden Notebook  \nIII. The Left Bank  \nIV. Lucky Jim  \n(a) A-III, B-I, C-IV, D-II  \n(b) A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III  \n(c) A-II, B-IV, C-II, D-III  \n(d) A-I, B-II, C-IV, D-III  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir   \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (2)  \nExplanation:  \nCorrect Matching:  \nA. Kingsley Amis → IV. Lucky Jim  \nLucky Jim is a famous comic novel by Kingsley Amis published in 1954. It is associated with the Angry Young Men movement.  \nB. Allan Sillitoe → I. Saturday and Sunday Morning  \nSaturday Night and Sunday Morning is written by Alan Sillitoe.  \nIt portrays working-class life in post-war England.  \nC. Doris Lessing → II. The Golden Notebook  \nThe Golden Notebook is a major feminist novel by Doris Lessing.  \nIt was published in 1962.  \nD. Jean Rhys → III. The Left Bank  \nThe Left Bank is an early work of Jean Rhys.  \nIt is a collection of short stories published in 1927.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ. Match the column:  \nA. He turned his back on the ‘two decades of hypocrisy’.  \nB. The Welsh traditions of the power of spoken word are present in his poetry.  \nC. He is identified as a representative middle-brow voice of the present, adjusting to the past.  \nD. His poetry plays with and against Romantic tradition in poetry.  \nI. Dylan Thomas  \nII. John Betjeman  \nIII. Philip Larkin  \nIV. W. H. Auden  \n(a) A-I, B-II, C-II, D-IV  \n(b) A-II, B-IV, C-I, D-III  \n(c) A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III  \n(d) A-III, B-I, C-IV, D-II  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (C)  \nExplanation:  \nCorrect Matching:  \nA. He turned his back on the ‘two decades of hypocrisy’ → IV. W. H. Auden  \n• W. H. Auden became critical of the political and intellectual atmosphere of the 1930s and moved away from earlier ideological positions.  \nB. The Welsh traditions of the power of spoken word are present in his poetry → I. Dylan Thomas  \n• Dylan Thomas was deeply influenced by Welsh oral and bardic traditions.  \n• His poetry is musical, rhythmic, and rich in sound patterns.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nExplanation:  \nCorrect Matching:  \nC. He is identified as a representative middle-brow voice of the present, adjusting to the past → II. John Betjeman  \n• John Betjeman is known for nostalgic poetry dealing with English culture, architecture, and middle-class life.  \nD. His poetry plays with and against Romantic tradition in poetry →  \nIII. Philip Larkin  \n• Philip Larkin often used Romantic themes ironically while maintaining modern skepticism and realism.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ. The lives of which of the following writers have been the subject matter of novels by Anthony Burgess?  \nA. Milton  \nB. Marlowe  \nC. Shelley  \nD. Keats  \n1. A and B only  \n2. A and D only  \n3.B and C only  \n4. 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