This is not an official key and neither it claims to be so
because a few answers may be wrong too. It’s an attempt to make ‘the’ key. As
we have observed many times that the key UGC releases, happens to be without
any justification and thus quite questionable. Even after complaining it hardly
changes. Sometime, they just throw wrong key to validate their questions. So,
let’s make ‘the’ key before UGC releases theirs’.
Initially, I have tried to give it a shape and it’s all over
to you now. So, bring out your question paper(s), check with it and if you have
any objection(s) with this key given here, please comment below and it will be
updated. So, let’s do it together.
Q No
|
Question Tag
|
Answer Key & Tag
|
|
1
|
Birthday Present...
|
C
|
A Drum
|
2
|
How Lord
Jim ends...
|
A
|
Jim is shot
through...
|
3
|
“Where
I lacked a political purpose…”
|
B
|
Gerorge
Orwell
|
4
|
“Culture
with culture itself...”
|
C
|
Lionel Trilling
|
5
|
“Only
that film...”
|
C
|
Frost at Midnight
|
6
|
Modern
poems with ottava rima...
|
A
|
Among School
Children
|
7
|
All for Love takes...
|
C
|
Antony and Cleopatra
|
8
|
Arrangement
|
C
|
II, I, IV, III
|
9
|
Samuel Pepys...
|
A
|
1660-1669
|
10
|
Defence of Poetry...
|
C/B
|
....
|
11
|
An
Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot...
|
A
|
Addison and Hervey
|
12
|
Match
|
A
|
I - 2, II - 1,
III - 3, IV - 4
|
13
|
Not use ‘cross-dressing’...
|
B
|
Julius Caeser
|
14
|
Not a postcolonial text...
|
C/D
|
|
15
|
Essay
Concerning Human Understanding...
|
B
|
Empiricist
|
16
|
“Power circulates in all...”
|
B
|
Foucault
|
17
|
Australian
Aboriginal Writer...
|
B
|
Peter
Carey (Wrong Question)
|
18
|
Earl
of Surrey...
|
D
|
Henry
Howard
|
19
|
Match
|
D
|
I - 2,
II - 1, III - 4, IV - 3
|
20
|
Restoration Comedies...
|
A
|
I &
IV are correct
|
21
|
“I sound my barbaric...”
|
B
|
Walt
Whitman
|
22
|
“Trope”
|
B
|
Turning
|
23
|
Defined
Poetic Imagination...
|
B/C
|
....
|
24
|
Little
Nell...
|
B
|
The Old Curiosity Shop
|
25
|
Match
|
C/A
|
.....
|
26
|
“Battle of Books...”
|
C
|
Ancient and
Modern Learning
|
27
|
Last line is an example of…
|
C
|
Paradox
|
28
|
Match
|
B
|
I - 4, II
- 1, III - 2, IV - 3
|
29
|
Abel Whittle...
|
D
|
The Mayor of Casterbridge
|
30
|
“Dark Satanic Mills...”
|
B
|
Blake
|
31
|
“Sacred
River” runs to...
|
A/B
|
....
|
32
|
Rejected the label “British...”
|
B
|
Seamus Heaney
|
33
|
Religio
Medici...
|
A
|
Story of
conversion...
|
34
|
Character in The Waste Land...
|
C
|
The merchant from
|
35
|
Victorian Era...
|
B
|
Science and morbidity
|
36
|
“The Spirit of Solitude...”
|
D
|
Alaster
|
37
|
The Beast Fable...
|
C
|
The Nun’s Priest’s Tale
|
38
|
Sons
of Lovers Paul Morel...
|
D/A
|
....
|
39
|
Rhetorical Device...
|
A
|
Enumeration
|
40
|
Match
|
A
|
I - 3,
II - 1, III - 4, IV - 2
|
41
|
Bacon Essay...
|
C
|
Aphoristic Expression...
|
42
|
Sword of Honour....
|
A
|
The
English at War
|
43
|
“The Two Nations...”
|
C
|
Benjamin
Disraeli
|
44
|
Characters of Paradise Lost...
|
B
|
I & III are correct
|
45
|
“Noble Pillar of Order...”
|
A
|
Irony
|
46
|
Look Back in Anger...
|
B/C/A
|
|
47
|
Religion to Justify Cruelty...
|
B
|
Mr. Brocklehurst
|
48
|
“A
Person perverted into...”
|
B
|
Coleridge
|
49
|
John Suckling...
|
B
|
Cavalier Poets
|
50
|
Traveller...Utopia...
|
B
|
Raphael
|
