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Who wrote the following lines?  \nFresh spring and summer and winter hoar.  \nMove my faint heart with grief.  \n(a) Keats (b) Shelley  \n(c) Southey (d) Coleridge  \n2. The author of Nightingales is:  \n(a) Robert Frost (b) Rupert Brooke  \n(c) Robert Bridges (d) John Keats  \n3. Of which poem is the following line a part? For them no more the blazing heart shall burn.  \n(a) Lycidas  \n(b) The Scholar Gipsy  \n(c) Gray‘s Elegy  \n(d) In Memoriam  \n4. The Alchemist is a:  \n(a) novel (b) comedy  \n(c) book on chemistry (d) tragedy  \n5. An alexandrine is a verse line in:  \n(a) an iambic hexameter  \n(b) an iambic pentameter  \n(c) a dactylic tetrameter  \n(d) a trochaic hexameter  \n6. W.H. Auden belonged to the:  \n(a) present century  \n(b) nineteenth century  \n(c) eighteenth century  \n(d) twentieth century  \n7. For the last thirty years of his life Thomas hardy did not write:  \n(a) short stories (b) novels  \n(c) poems (d) plays  \n8. Robert Browning‘s poetry is:  \n(a) optimistic  \n(b) pessimistic  \n(c) melioristic  \n(d) nether optimistic nor pessimistic  \n9. Milton was:  \n(a) An Elizabethan poet  \n(b) a belated Elizabethan poet  \n(c) a Jacobean  \n(d) a classical poet  \n10. Dryden as a critic was:  \n(a) a blind supporter of Aristotle  \n(b) a opponent of the critical theories of Aristotle  \n(c) unware of the critical theories of Aristotle  \n(d) a rational following of the critical theories of Aristotle.  \nDirections (11–16) : Select the correctly spelt words.  \n11. (a) appelant (b) apellant  \n(c) appellant (d) appellent  \n12. (a) Beelzebub (b) Beilzebub  \n(c) Bilzebub (d) Bielzebub  \n13. (a) exaseration (b) exaggeration  \n(c) exageration (d) exazeration  \n14. (a) hidrocortizone (b) hydrocortizone  \n(c) hydrocortisone (d) hidrocortisone  \n15. (a) sufragette (b) suffragete  \n(c) suffragette (d) sufragete  \n16. (a) narcissus (b) naarcissus  \n(c) narcissous (d) naarcissous Directions (17–22) : Read each of the following sentences to trace the parts which are incorrect grammatically. The alphabet of the part is to be mentioned as the answer.  \n17. (a) The director  \n(b) failed in films after films  \n(c) which he directed  \n(d) No error  \n18. (a) No Sooner had  \n(b) the doctor enter the hospital  \n(c) than it began to rain  \n(d) No error  \n19. (a) Had he reached the station  \n(b) a few minutes earlier  \n(c) he had caught the train  \n(d) No error  \n20. (a) He committed suicide twice  \n(b) before he died  \n(c) and left the members of his family crying.  \n(d) No error  \nSolved Paper-2010 9  \n21. (a) He congratulated him  \n(b) for winning a scholarship  \n(c) and being awarded the Governor‘s medal  \n(d) No error  \n22. (a) The furnitures purchased by me  \n(b) is sub-standard  \n(c) and not fit for my drawing room.  \n(d) No error  \n23. 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Portia is the heroine of the play:  \n(a) Hamlet  \n(b) The Merry Wives of Windsor  \n(c) The Tempest  \n(d) The Merchant of Venice  \n32. The lines ‘Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale. Her Infinite variety’ occur in:  \n(a) All for Love  \n(b) Hamlet  \n(c) Antony and Cleopatra  \n(d) As ","cbCaiuYFjTbdr7Mn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuYFjTbdr7Mn","pdf",112421,"English","# Solved Paper 2010\n## Questions 1-10\n## Directions (11-16)\n## Questions (17-45)","[{\"question\":\"What types of questions are included in this TGT English solved paper?\",\"answer\":\"It includes literature-based questions (authors, poems, plays), figures of speech, vocabulary meanings, correct spelling, and grammar error identification in sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"How are questions 11 to 16 structured?\",\"answer\":\"They instruct candidates to select the correctly spelt words from multiple options labeled (a) to (d).\"},{\"question\":\"Which subject areas are covered by questions 23 to 27?\",\"answer\":\"They focus on vocabulary meanings, asking what words such as vindictive, tumultuous, reticent, nauseous, and hypothetical mean from the given choices.\"}]","UP TGT English Solved Paper 2010 | PDF",1789949642]