This is not any official key.
Neither, it claims validity as few may be wrong too. It’s just an attempt to
frame a tentative key as we have observed that the key UGC releases, happens to
be without any justification and thus quite questionable. Even after complain
hardly it changes. Sometime, they just throw wrong key to validate their
questions. So, let’s make an alternative key before UGC releases theirs’.
Initially, I have tried to give it a shape and now it’s over
to you all. So, bring out your question paper(s), check with it and if you have
any objection(s) with the key given here, please do comment below and it will
be updated. So, let’s do it.
Q No
|
Question Tag
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Answer Key
|
Tag
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1
|
Match
|
B
|
I - 2, II - 4, III - 1, IV - 3
|
2
|
Feminism Posits...
|
C
|
I and III are correct
|
3
|
Brecht’s
work...
|
B
|
Three
Penny Opera
|
4
|
The Anatomy of Melancholy
|
C
|
Democritus Junior
|
5
|
The Castle of Otranto tells
|
B
|
Kills his own daughter by mistake
|
6
|
In
the Literature of Romanticism...
|
C
|
The
Ruined Cottage
|
7
|
Banned
for obscenity...
|
A
|
The
Picture of Dorian Grey
|
8
|
A. S. Byatt...
|
B
|
Possession
|
9
|
JM Coetzee’s Disgrace...
|
B
|
Complex Narrative...
|
10
|
Final
Solution
|
C
|
...Homosexual
Relationship
|
11
|
Carnivalesque represents...
|
B
|
Harking
Back...
|
12
|
Not true about Patrick White...
|
A
|
Epic and Psychological...
|
13
|
Early Modern English
|
C
|
1500
|
14
|
R. K. Narayan’s character…
|
C
|
Vasu:
Man Eater of Malgudi
|
15
|
Not true of Post-Structuralism...
|
C
|
…no
a-textual ‘origin’...
|
16
|
The Swamp Dwellers
|
A
|
…family,
the extended family...
|
17
|
Arrangement
|
D
|
III, IV, I, II
|
18
|
Play
not by Tagore...
|
D
|
Eknath
|
19
|
Assertion & Reason...
|
D/B
|
|
20
|
Pre-Raphaelites was to...
|
B
|
Simplicity
and naturalness...
|
21
|
Does not use the play within a play
|
B
|
Women
Beware Women
|
22
|
Assertion
& Reason...
|
B/A
|
|
23
|
True
of April Raintree
|
C
|
I
and III are correct
|
24
|
“She dwells with beauty”...
|
C
|
Melancholy
|
25
|
Kafka’s
Trial...
|
C
|
Historical details...
|
26
|
Match
|
D
|
I - 3, II - 1, III - 4, IV - 2
|
27
|
Assertion
& Reason...
|
D/B
|
|
28
|
Best describes ‘deconstruction’
|
A
|
‘…cantered
discourse’...
|
29
|
Not a writer of African American...
|
Not
Sure
|
|
30
|
Tintern
Abbey...
|
C/A
|
|
31
|
Assertion & Reason...
|
A
|
Both
are true and...
|
32
|
‘Kilderkin’
|
D/B
|
............
|
33
|
Not
true of Remains of the Day...
|
D
|
...successful film...
|
34
|
From a second space...
|
D/C
|
|
35
|
“Lightly, O lightly”...
|
A
|
Palanquin
Bearers
|
36
|
Anita Desai’s children book
|
D
|
The Village by the Sea
|
37
|
‘Not
which you see...’
|
A
|
D. H. Lawrence
|
38
|
Milton invokes...
|
D
|
I & IV are correct
|
39
|
Basic principle of New Criticism...
|
D
|
…backdrop
of historical events...
|
40
|
Death
in Venice...
|
C/D
|
|
41
|
Lacan posits...
|
B
|
Unconsciousness
|
42
|
Assertion & Reason...
|
B/A
|
|
43
|
Match
|
C
|
I -2, II - 4, III - 1, IV - 3
|
44
|
‘Lexis’...
|
A
|
meaning or grammatical functions
|
45
|
Writers in social activism...
|
C
|
I & III are correct
|
46
|
Spencer’s Faerie Queene
|
B
|
Chastity-Britomart...
|
47
|
Divine Comedy cantos...
|
B
|
33
|
48
|
The
Modern Promethean
|
B
|
Frankenstein
|
49
|
In
Words Upon Words...
|
C
|
Languages do not get borne...
|
50
|
‘Loose
Baggy Monsters’...
|
A
|
Novels
|
51
|
Opening line of David Lodge’s...
|
B
|
Changing Places
|
52
|
End of The
Portrait of the Lady...
|
B
|
III
and IV are correct
|
53
|
‘Umber’
means
|
A
|
…dusty yellow...
|
54
|
‘I
think therefore I am’...
|
A
|
Lacan
|
55
|
End of In
Memoriam...
|
D/C/A
|
|
56
|
Social rules of language...
|
D
|
Pragmatics
|
57
|
‘Ecological Imperialism’
|
D
|
Alfred Crosby
|
58
|
Defoe’s
protagonists...
|
C
|
Robinson Crusoe
|
59
|
Match
|
A
|
I- 4, II - 1, III - 3, IV - 2
|
60
|
Poem
extract...
|
B
|
Arun
Kolatkar’s Jejuri
|
61
|
Major
symbols, A Passage to India
|
C
|
I
and III are correct
|
62
|
Crime
and Punishment
|
D
|
I and III are correct
|
63
|
“Count no man happy...”
|
C
|
Oedipus the King
|
64
|
Characteristics
Metaphysical Poetry
|
B
|
I
and IV are correct
|
65
|
‘Pride’
refers to...
|
A
|
vanity
|
66
|
Interpretation
is not correct...
|
D
|
…reminds him of her infidelity
|
67
|
World Englishes within...
|
C
|
Braj
Kachru
|
68
|
Volpone’s ‘saint’...
|
C
|
Gold
|
69
|
Close friends of Dickens...
|
A
|
Wilkie
Collins
|
70
|
Influence of an affective factor...
|
C
|
…finds
it impossible to form...
|
71
|
“The Coronet” seeks
|
A
|
body and soul
|
72
|
Not true of Post-structuralism...
|
C
|
…no a-textual ‘origin’...
|
73
|
Second language learner...
|
A
|
A
high school student...
|
74
|
In
Wuthering Heights...
|
A
|
Lockwood
|
75
|
Thomas More’s Utopia...
|
B/D
|
......
|
both Q15 and Q72 are same then how there answers different
ReplyDeleteSorry, done...
Delete75 is D, More is the only fictional character.
ReplyDeleteDone, thanks...
DeleteThe term ecological imperialism is coined by Alfred Crosby
ReplyDeleteThanks, its updated...
Deletehello sir,
Deletehave you checked all the answers of ugc net 2013 june english ? if so could you please send the answers for only english III paper. i hope you will respond atleaset as i don't know your mail id.
yar sahi answer diya kro
ReplyDeleteJada tar sahi hi he...
Deleteare u mad.last year bi wrong answer diya tha
ReplyDeleteYes, true... That's why many people follow this blog...
Delete07 - B
ReplyDelete37 - B
32 - B
57 - D
55 - C
63 - A
Please check these questions,I think my ans.
r correct.
I am not sure, though i have updated few as you said... Lets see...
Deletesorry mam savita, all ur answers are wrong
DeletePlease provide me answer keys of HP allied officer held on 7 july 13
ReplyDeleteSorry, i just do UGC NET English...
DeleteFor Q 75 the only fictional character is Hythloday,all others correspond biographically
ReplyDeleteThanks, its updated...
Deletecan u pls tell the exact answer to q.no-19,22,27,31,42,21,15,72
ReplyDeleteSome of them are given. Rest will be confirmed when the final key comes. Right now i am little busy and can't go that deep to find these out... If you can please let me know. I will change it... Thanks...
Deleteare u sure about 15 , 72?
ReplyDeleteto some extent. Now lets see...
DeleteSir question No 6 answer should be B as it is an autobiographical works containing D quency's habit of opium eating..??
ReplyDeleteI don't know...
Deletethx
ReplyDeleteWelcome...
Deletegud job really grt
ReplyDeletein question no.74,it was catherine who appeared in dream.but in question paper it is wrongly written as cathy who is actually daughter of catherine.so question is itself wrongly asked by UGC.Therefore how could you say that lockwood is the correct answer?
ReplyDeleteSome friends suggested me...
Deletegiles more and morton are fictional characters as well as they correspond with actual people whereas hythloday is entirely a fictional character
ReplyDeleteq.no 40 the correct ans is b)gondolier and graveyard stranger because A death's head is a human skull or a more subtle representation of death. The death's head is the dominant leitmotif in this novella, with different representations of the same ominous man appearing in closer and closer proximity to von Aschenbach. First, while in the graveyard, he spots a strange foreigner who bares his teeth ferociously. Next, the frightening gondolier in Venice (who steers a boat that reminds von Aschenbach of a coffin) shares many of the same characteristics as the teeth-baring stranger, including a distinctive hat, reddish hair, and prominent teeth. The gondolier is physically closer to von Aschenbach than the stranger had been, but is still unavailable for conversation. The final appearance of the death's head occurs symbolically in von Aschenbach's hotel garden in the form of a singer. The singer again has similar characteristics to the other two symbolic men, including red hair and an important hat, and he pays special attention to von Aschenbach.
ReplyDeleteWell lets see...
Deleteq no 16 the right ans is c)it talks about migration crossing borders and diasporic anguish evidence www.yorku.ca/jhenry/scans/theswampdwellers.pdf
ReplyDeleteOk, may be...
Deleteq no 12 the correct ans is d)his style noted for simplicity and lucidity option a and c are the attributes for which patrick white was awarded the nobel prize and he s the 1ly australian to get it...jm coetzee got the prize only as a south african citizen who later bcam an australian citizen
ReplyDeleteSee the question: 'Not True'...
Deletesir that's what i'm sayin evidence http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/1973/
Deleteyou are giving 100 percent correct answer with explanation are you a scholar of english literature or what please tell me you are really impressive iam appreciating you
Deletejust a humble learner
DeleteQ no 33 and 62 all the options are right
ReplyDeleteWell...
Deletesir I am Dhanaraj, Karnataka In English 3 paper que no 15, and 75 are same. How does ugc give marks? Is there any possibility giving grace mark to all candidates?
ReplyDeleteprobably... otherwise both right answers...
Deleteif your answers are correct u will be given marks for both questions if wrong u may be given marks for 1 question
ReplyDeletewhy should they give grace mark is there any rule for it and what is the expected cut off mark for sc candidates this time
Deletei think around 55
DeleteIf OBC Candidate gets what GM category candidates get marks, Wil he be put in GM category list,giving chance to anther OBC candidate ? Plz inform me
ReplyDeletethat should be the procedures, but i don't think UGC care that much...
DeleteWhat wl be the OBC CUT off ths time approximately ? What do you say abt Que Papr of ths june 2013 and Dec 2012. I mean whch one is difficult ?
ReplyDeletepre-result analyses conducted by various coaching centers say that june 13 was tougher than december 12. so there are chances for a low cut off this time.
DeleteAre some answers gvn by ugc in papr 3 going to b changd compulsorily ? I mean, Has ugc gvn any wrong answers compulsorily revising them in Revised Key Answers. Please gv me answers
ReplyDeleteMay be some, very less...
DeleteCould you pl tell me expected cut off for general category in english?
ReplyDeleteEvery time it seems around 62
Deletesir what will be the cut off for english in obc category.
ReplyDeleteIt came. Around 55 or 56 , I think
Deletei got 190 in english in obc category. is there any chance for me to clear the exam?
ReplyDeleteNo doubt sir. You have been qualified.
DeleteCheck there...
Deletei am s e ahmad...belong to gen category. have got 80+58+78: 216 marks...
ReplyDeletewill i qualify ugc net for l.s?
i am hoping against hope.
9849879767
Hope you qualified... Best...
Deletesir, do you have any authentic material to prve questin no. 71. i.e, 'the coronet' seeks the conflict between body n soul.if so, plz plz tel me the name of the text.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I don't have...
Deletei myself a first semester pg student in english literature...so wish to achieve ugc net..can you plz guide me how to tackle net ..would like to prepare frm begining itself ..if you can plz rply me in meenuamazing@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLooking through the answer key of 2013 June original and re-conducted examinations in English one wonders how an agency that cannot collect 125 correct questions ensure quality of higher education. Pathetic.
ReplyDelete