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UGC NET June 2024 Re-Exam English (Shift-I) — Solved Previous Year Questions
100 previous-year questions from UGC NET June 2024 Re-Exam English (Shift-I) (UGC NET) — each with the correct answer and a clear explanation. Use it as an answer key, or practise the full paper below.
- Arrange the following detective novels of Agatha Christie in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: D
- Arrange the following texts in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: A
- Arrange the following texts of critical theory in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: C
- Who among the following stated that "the true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty which is truth, and a truth which is beauty, is the aim of both"? · Ans: C
- Identify the plays that John Fletcher wrote in collaboration with Francis Beaumont: · Ans: A
- Which among the following novelists remarked that "falsehood is so easy, truth so difficult... it is a very hard thing to say the exact truth even about your own immediate feelings"? · Ans: B
- Which of the following parameters are emphasised in the MLA Handbook's (9th Edition) chapter titled "Principles of Inclusive Language"? · Ans: C
- Who among the following defined taste as "that faculty of the soul which discerns the beauties of an author with pleasure, and the imperfections with dislike"? · Ans: A
- Which of the following statements are true about Bhavabhuti's Uttararamacharita? · Ans: D
- Which of the following citations of an article published in a journal is in the correct format according to the MLA Handbook (9th Edition)? · Ans: D
- Arrange the following campus novels in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: B
- Who among the following observed that "the artistic critic, like the mystic, is an antinomian always"? · Ans: B
- Match List I (Quote) with List II (Novelist): · Ans: B
- What is the title of Mary Wollstonecraft's autobiographical novel? · Ans: B
- Match List I (Concept) with List II (Theorist): · Ans: C
- Who among the following published a series of essays titled The New Criticism? · Ans: A
- Which among the following critics stated that "the object of study in literary science is not literature but 'literariness', that is, what makes a given work a literary work"? · Ans: B
- Match List I (Book) with List II (Author): · Ans: B
- Sir Thomas Browne's longest work, Vulgar Errors, is about: · Ans: A
- Match List I (Linguistic/Grammatical term) with List II (Meaning/Definition): · Ans: B
- Alexander Pope's famous quote "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing" appears in which one of the following works? · Ans: A
- Arrange the following works in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: A
- What was the immediate motivation for Philip Sidney to write An Apologie for Poetrie as a defense of poetry? · Ans: C
- Which among the following is not a state of human mental disposition as posited by Jacques Lacan? · Ans: A
- Who among the following are the recipients of the Nobel Prize in Literature? · Ans: D
- The poetic lines "There is one great society alone on earth: the noble living and the noble dead" appear in: · Ans: B
- Arrange the following works of Raymond Williams in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: B
- Which of the following stories deal with the theme of partition? · Ans: C
- Match List I (Term) with List II (Definition): · Ans: D
- Which of the following nineteenth-century novels portray disabled characters? · Ans: B
- What does an 'eponymous' character mean? · Ans: B
- According to Dhananjaya, five junctures (Samdhi) arise from the five elements of the plot. What is the correct sequence of these junctures? · Ans: B
- Who among the following called John Dryden the father of English Criticism and affirmed that modern English prose began with Dryden's Essay of Dramatic Poesy? · Ans: C
- Arrange the following children's books in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: A
- Which of the following works are categorised under science fiction and its neighbours? · Ans: A
- Match List I (Postcolonial Writer) with List II (Text): · Ans: B
- Which of the following statements are correct? · Ans: B
- Match List I (Cultural Critic/Theorist) with List II (Work): · Ans: C
- Which statement among the following rightly defines an 'epithet'? · Ans: B
- A 'palindrome' is: · Ans: C
- Who among the following is the author of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings? · Ans: D
- Who among the following writers have played a significant role in the Australian Aboriginal Movements? · Ans: A
- Arrange the following philosophers/theorists in the correct chronological order of their birth: · Ans: A
- Who among the following writers were associated with the Harlem Renaissance? · Ans: C
- Which text among the following is the sequel to Louisa May Alcott's novel Little Women? · Ans: A
- Which among the following is not a play written by Eugene O'Neill? · Ans: C
- Match List I (Dalit Writer) with List II (Language): · Ans: C
- Match List I (Theatre) with List II (Leading figure/founder): · Ans: A
- Match List I (Woman Novelist) with List II (Novel): · Ans: C
- Which statements are true about Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales? · Ans: B
- Which of the following statements are correct? · Ans: D
- Who among the following invented 'inscape' and 'instress'? · Ans: D
- Arrange the following works of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: C
- Arrange the following plays of G.B. Shaw in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: B
- Arrange the following works of 'Black British' writers in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: B
- Match List I (Diaspora Writer) with List II (Work): · Ans: D
- Identify the historical plays not written by Shakespeare: · Ans: D
- Which among the following are not the genuine sources of the sublime as cited by Longinus? · Ans: B
- Which among the following statements are true about the Panchatantra? · Ans: C
- Match List I (Book/Collection of Poems) with List II (Poet): · Ans: C
- Who among the following was not associated with the Bloomsbury Group? · Ans: D
- Which of the following writers fall under the category of LGBTQ+? · Ans: B
- Which periodical was started by Joseph Addison and Richard Steele after the closing of The Spectator in 1712? · Ans: B
- Arrange the following works by South Asian writers in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: D
- Which of the following works are graphic narratives? · Ans: A
- Which statements rightly define or describe 'utopia' and 'dystopia'? · Ans: C
- Who among the following is the author of The Implied Reader and The Act of Reading? · Ans: B
- Match List I (Comedy) with List II (Author): · Ans: B
- Who among the following was not associated with the Lake School of Poetry? · Ans: C
- The poem "France: An Ode" is written by: · Ans: B
- Which among the following is not a novel written by Jean Rhys? · Ans: D
- Match List I (Author) with List II (Text): · Ans: B
- Who among the following did not belong to the 'Angry Young Men' generation of British playwrights/novelists? · Ans: D
- How many knights feature in Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene? · Ans: B
- What was the name of the first ship to transport indentured labourers from India to Trinidad and Tobago in 1845? · Ans: B
- Who among the following was known as 'The Lady of Christ's' during his college days at Cambridge? · Ans: C
- Arrange the following novels in the correct chronological order of their publication: · Ans: C
- Arrange the following Indian writers in the correct chronological order of their birth: · Ans: C
- Who among the following friends of Everyman, the protagonist of the best-known morality play, stays with him when he leaves the world to face Death? · Ans: C
- The first regular English tragedy Gorboduc contains five acts; the first three were written by Thomas Norton. Identify the author who wrote the remaining two acts: · Ans: C
- Which of the following definitions/statements are correct? · Ans: A
- Who among the following English translators of the Bible was burnt to death for his beliefs, yet is remembered for his careful and important work on translation? · Ans: B
- Which statement among the following rightly defines 'an invective'? · Ans: A
- Who among the following coined the term 'Stream of Consciousness'? · Ans: C
- Which among the following statements are true about 'The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian'? · Ans: A
- According to the MLA Handbook, the mechanics of prose refer to technical matters that writers must follow. These include: · Ans: B
- Match List I (Prize/Recognition) with List II (Year officially started): · Ans: D
- How are words from a language other than English written in a research paper? · Ans: B
- While documenting, when is a block quotation used in prose? · Ans: A
- In his work The Postmodern Condition, Jean-Francois Lyotard announced the eclipse of all grand narratives and sought to declare the death of: · Ans: C
- A major theme of the poem can best be summarized as: · Ans: B
- Which one of the following is not a metaphor employed in the poem? · Ans: D
- The poem is most similar in style and form to: · Ans: B
- Which one of the following lines indicates the destructive character of words? · Ans: B
- Which one of the following poetic devices is used in the opening of the poem? · Ans: B
- Which 'will of God' is the author referring to in the line "I believe and pass my time and endeavour to obey His will"? · Ans: D
- What, according to the passage, is needed to spread peace and love in the world? · Ans: B
- Which phrase rightly encapsulates the central message of the passage? · Ans: B
- What kind of passage is this? · Ans: B
- What does 'a real war' signify in the phrase "a real war against war"? · Ans: D