C:-Hamlet
D:-The Tempest
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question39:-According to Edward Said, 'the orient' is portrayed in Westem novels, media and art work चेऽ
A:-Too focused on historical facts and accurately portraying the experience of life in the region
B:-A place prone to liberal democracy and revolutionary feminism
C:-An accurate depiction of the modem day Middle East and Asia
D:-Lost in the past, prone to despotic rule and plagued by ‘odd* cultural traditions
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question40:-What did Sophia leave for Tom at the inn at Upton 7
A:-Her shawl
B:-Her muff
C:-Her stays
D:-Her petticoat
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question41:-The subplot of Hayavadana is centred around
A:-The man with the horse's head
B:-The dolls
C:-The love triangle
D:-The Bhagavata
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question42:-"Panopticism" is the title of a chapter in a well-known book by :
A:-Roman Jakobson
B:-Jacques Lacan
C:-Michel Foucault
D:-Jacques Derrida
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question43:-When Act | of Waiting for Godot opens, Estragon is :
A:-Aslecp
B:-Trying to pull his boot off
C:-Making castles in the dirt
D:-Staring off into space
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question44:-The idea that people are weighed down by the roles they play 5 introduced by William Wordsworth in
Immortality Ode, based on the concept of
:-Theatrum mundi
B:-Spiritus mundi
C:-Transit Gloria mundi
D:-Lectio brevior
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question45:-Who was sent by Polonius to spy on Laertes in Paris 7
A:-Francisco
B:-Samson
C:-Reynaldo
D:-Gorgonzola
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question46:-Who termed the present environmental crisis as a crisis of our imagination 7
A:-Lawrence Buell
B:-Henry Thoreau
C:-Richard Adams
D:-Aldo Leopold
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question47:-During the Middle English period, many words were borrowed from
A:-Celtic and Norse
B:-Sanskrit and Pali
C:-Latin and French
D:-Greek and Latin
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question48:-Wordsworth's primary concem in the Lyrical Ballads was