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Leavis?\u003Cbr>1. Education and the University (1943)\u003Cbr>2. Culture and Practical Reason (1976)\u003Cbr>3. English Literature in Our Time and the University (1969)\u003Cbr>4. Revaluation (1936)\u003Cbr>The work that is not written by F.R. Leavis among the options provided is Culture and Practical Reason (1976)\u003Cbr>Other works:\u003Cbr>❖ Education and the University (1943) -This book is indeed authored by Leavis and discusses the role of education in society.\u003Cbr>❖ English Literature in Our Time and the University (1969) -This is another work by Leavis that explores the relationship between literature and higher education.\u003Cbr>❖ Revaluation (1936) -This book, also written by Leavis, focuses on re-examining English poetry.\u003Cbr>Q.52 Which among the following texts is not based on the theme of disability?\u003Cbr>1. Madeleine Ryan's A Room Called Earth\u003Cbr>2. Gabrielle Zevin's Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow\u003Cbr>3. G.B. Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession\u003Cbr>4. Julia Heaberlin's We are All the Same in the Dark\u003Cbr>The text not based on the theme of disability is: 3. G.B. Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession This play explores themes of prostitution, poverty, and social hypocrisy, but it does not center around disability\u003Cbr>Other\u003Cbr>􀂗 1. Madeleine Ryan's A Room Called Earth: This novel delves into the experiences of individuals with autism spectrum disorder.\u003Cbr>􀂗 2. Gabrielle Zevin's Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: While not explicitly about disability, the novel explores themes of mental health and the challenges faced by characters with neurodivergent tendencies.\u003Cbr>􀂗 4. Julia Heaberlin's We are All the Same in the Dark: This thriller involves a character with blindness, and the plot explores themes of perception and vulnerability.\u003Cbr>Q,53 Which statement among the following defines Pidgin?\u003Cbr>1. A language that is used as a kind of lingua franca among speakers, though it is not a native language of anyone.\u003Cbr>2. A language which has large number of varieties and dialects used across the world.\u003Cbr>3. An African language used by the natives to showcase their culture and customs.\u003Cbr>4. A language with structured grammar and sound system spoken in Australia. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| The correct statement that defines Pidgin is:1. A language that is used as a kind of lingua franca among speakers, though it is not a native language of anyone.\u003Cbr>Here's a breakdown:\u003Cbr>⚫ Pidgin: A simplified form of language that develops from contact between speakers of different languages. It typically has a limited vocabulary and grammar.\u003Cbr>⚫ Lingua Franca: A language used for communication between people who do not share a native language.\u003Cbr>Other Options\u003Cbr>❖ 2. 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