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Which two principal kinds of melancholy are proposed by Robert Burton in Volume III of Anatomy of Melancholy?  \n(a) ‘Love’  \n(b) ‘Religious’  \n(c) ‘Morbid’  \n(d) ‘Psychic’  \nThe correct option is:  \n(A). (a) and (b)  \n(B). (a) and (c)  \n(C). (b) and (c)  \n(D). (b) and (d)  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (A)  \nExplanation:  \n• The correct answer is ‘Love’ and ‘Religious’.  \n• In Volume III of The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton, the author elaborateson the classification of melancholy into different kinds, among which Love Melancholy and Religious Melancholy are highlighted as principal types.  \n• Love melancholy refers to the mental and emotional disturbances resulting from excessive love or erotic passions. Burton provides detailed accounts of the physiological and psychological symptoms resulting from romantic infatuation or obsessive love.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ2. Arrange the following periodicals in the chronological order in which they started publication:  \nA. The Spectator  \nB. The Tatler  \nC. The Rambler  \nD. The Critical Review  \nChoose the correct answer from the options given below:  \n(A). A, B, C, D  \n(B). B, A, C, D  \n(C). B, C, D, A  \n(D). A, D, B, C  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (B)  \nExplanation:  \n• The correct chronological order of the periodicals is B, A, C, D.  \n• The Tatler (B), which was founded by Richard Steele in 1709, is the earliest of these periodicals. It was published three times a week and focused on social and political issues, using wit and humor. Steele, alongside Joseph Addison, wrote most of its content.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ3. As mentioned in“My First Acquaintance with Poets,” which poet does William Hazlitt describe as the “only person I ever knew who answered the idea of a man of genius”?  \n(A). Coleridge  \n(B). Wordsworth  \n(C). Byron  \n(D). Shelley  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nAnswer (a)  \nExplanation:  \n• In My First Acquaintance with Poets (1823), William Hazlitt recalls his first meeting with Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1798. Hazlitt was profoundly influenced by Coleridge’s eloquence, intellectual depth, and philosophical musings, which he believed embodied the essence of genius. Hazlitt’s admiration for Coleridge reflected the latter’s towering presence as both a poet and thinker in the Romantic era.  \nEnglish By Abhay Sir  \n@LITERATURE_NUKKAD  \nQ4. In “Politics and the English Language,” which two of the following ‘tricks’ are mentioned by George Orwell as ‘bad habits’ of English use?  \nA. Obsolete words  \nB. Pretentious diction  \nC. Dying metaphors  \nD. False modifiers  \n(A). Aand B only  \n(B). B and C only  \n(C). B and D only  \n(D). 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