Unit-IV Part-IX

1.      Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is a novel set in :
                        a.  South Africa            
                        b. Nigeria               
                        c. Kenya    
                        d. Egypt

2.      Edward Said’s Orientalism is related to the following field of studies :
                        a.  Post-colonial     
                        b. Feminist          
                        c. New Historicist
                        d. Structuralist

3.      Who distinguished between the primary and secondary imagination?
                        a.  William Wordsworth  
                        b. S.T. Coleridge 
                        c. Robert Southey
                        d. De Quincey

4.      The New Critics believed that the literary text is :

a. A self-contained unit and is made up of only knowledge

b. Historical and is related to social context

c.  A social and historical product

d. Influenced by the biographical context of the author

5.      Name the critics who is associated with Reader-Response theory :
                        a.  Cleanth Brooks       
                        b. Stanley Fish  
                        c. I.A. Richards     
                        d. Northrop Frye

6.      The terms ‘ writerly and readerly texts’ were used by :
                        a.  Claude Levi Strauss    
                        b. Roland Barthes     
                        c. Eric Bentley   
                        d. William Empson

7.      Summer In Culcutta is a poetical collection of :
                        a. Kamala Das        
                        b. Amrita Pritam 
                        c. Sarojini Naidu 
                        d. Suniti Namjoshi

8.      Which one of the following is NOT a part of V.S. Naipaul’s trilogy on India?
                        a.  An Area of Darkness                         
                        b. India : A Wounded Civilization
                        c. Among the Believers                       
                        d. India : A Million Mutinies Now

9.      Decolonizing the Mind is a work by :
                        a.  J.M. Coetzee           
                        b. Ngugi wa Thiong’o    
                        c. Wole Soyinka          
                        d. Chinua Achebe

10.   Abraham Lincoln is the central figure in :
                        a.  ‘Crossing Brooklyn Terry’                          
                        b. ‘When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed’
                        c.  ‘Passage to India’                       
                        d. ‘The Song of Myself’

11.   During the ………… century, English Puritans migrated to New England in America.
                        a.  16^th              
                        b. 17^th             
                        c. 18^th          
                        d. late 19^th

12.   Some of the 19^th century poets of New England, including James Russell Lowell, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. were called ………….
                        a.  Transcendentalists      
                        b. The Democrats        
                        c. The Puritans          
                        d. The Brahmins

13.   Which of the following was Transcendentalism NOT concerned with?
                        a.  Individualism           
                        b. German Idealism        
                        c. Empiricism            
                        d. Vedic thought

14.   Emerson published the work Nature in the year :
                        a.  1836                 
                        b. 1845               
                        c. 1860                  
                        d. 1868

15.   ………… is the journal of the Transcendental Club.
                        a.  The Dial       
                        b. Nature                
                        c. The Month       
                        d. The Germ

16.   Which of the following writers did NOT influence the Transcendentalists?
                        a.  William Wordsworth    
                        b. S.T. Coleridge       
                        c. Thomas Carlyle          
                        d. Walter Scott

17.   The novel The Blithedale Romance by …………… satirizes the Transcendental Movement.
                        a.  H.W. Longfellow     
                        b. Nathaniel Hawthorne       
                        c. Edgar Allan Poe           
                        d. Herman Melville

18.   Abolitionism was an American movement which aimed to end …………..
                        a.  Puritan domination in North America           
                        b. European colonies in America
                        c.  Slave trade                       
                        d. Oppression of women

19.   The New England Renaissance, an expression of national spirit in the wake of the Romantic Movement, is the period :
                         a.  1820s-30s            
                         b. 1830s-60s         
                         c. 1860s-70s            
                         d. 1850s

20.   Who among the following is NOT a member of Transcendental Movement?
                        a.  Amos Bronson Alcott  
                        b. Margaret Fuller      
                        c. Walt Whitman        
                        d. Edgar Allan Poe

21.   The culture of Umuofia in Things Fall Apart is :
                        a.  Christian                  
                        b. Igbo                  
                        c. Zulu                
                        d. Yoruba

22.   The title of Chinua Achebe’s novel No Longer at Ease has been taken from T.S. Eliot’s poem :
                        a.  Hysteria                                
                        b. The Journey of the Magi      
                        c.  The Waste Land           
                        d. The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

23.   Match the African American Writers with their Novels :

i.                 Richard Wright                                                 -              (a) Invisible Man

ii.                Ralph Ellison                                                    -              (b) Go Tell It On the Mountain

iii.               James Baldwin                                                -              (c) A Raisin in the Sun

iv.               Lorraine Hansberry                                         -              (d) Native Son

      a.  (i)-d, (ii)-a, (iii)-b, (iv)-c              

      b. (i)-b, (ii)-c, (iii)-d, (iv)-a       

      c. (i)-a, (ii)-d, (iii)-c, (iv)-b

      d. (i)-c, (ii)-b, (iii)-a, (iv)-d

24.   A Dance of Forests is written by :
                        a.  Chinua Achebe         
                        b. Vijay Tendulkar        
                        c. Alice Walker           
                        d. Wole Soyinka

25.   Which writer made the following statement?

“To be an Indian in England was distinctive, in Egypt it was more so. Now in Bombay I entered a shop or a restaurant and waited for a special quality of response. And there was nothing. It was like being denied part of my reality.”

                  a.  Salman Rushdie       

                  b. Nissim Ezekiel      

                  c. V.S. Naipaul         

                  d. Nirad C. Choudhari

26.   The term Jazz Age in America relates to the decade of :
                        a.  1930s                
                        b. 1920s           
                        c. 1940s            
                        d. 1950s

27.   Which American playwright was awarded a Nobel Prize in Literature in 1936 “ for dramatic works of vital energy, sincerity, and intensity of feeling, stamped with an original conception of tragedy”?
                        a.  Edward Albee            
                        b. Eugene O’Neill      
                        c. Arthur Miller        
                        d. Eugene Walter

28.   The huge success of which play in 1947 secured Tennessee Williams’s reputation as a great playwright?
                        a.  The Glass Menagerie                          
                        b. A Streetcar Named Desire
                        c. Clothes for a Summer Hotel                     
                        d. In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel

29.   “So you’re the little woman who wrote the book that made this great war.” This remark of Abraham Lincoln refers to which author?
                        a.  Phillis Wheatley        
                        b. Harriet Beecher Stowe        
                        c. Margaret Mitchel          
                        d. Maya Anjelou

30.   In which country was Robert Frost first published?
                        a.  England                
                        b. Canada              
                        c. America             
                        d. Spain

31.   What term best characterizes the Harlem Renaissance?
                        a.  Oppression               
                        b. Protest                
                        c. Anger                
                        d. Celebration

32.   The term ‘chutnification’ is coined by :
                        a.  Chetan Bhagat          
                        b. Shobha De         
                        c. Salman Rushdie       
                        d. Khushwant Singh

33.   Match the following :

i.                 Amos Tutuola                                                 -              (a)Weep Not Child

ii.                Ngugi Wa Thiang’O                                       -              (b)A Man of the People

iii.               Ayi Kwe Armah                                              -              (c)Palm-wine Drinkard

iv.               Chinua Achebe                                               -              (d)The Beautiful Ones are Not Yet Born

      a.  (i)-b, (ii)-d, (iii)-c, (iv)-a               

      b. (i)-a, (ii)-c, (iii)-b, (iv)-d      

      c. (i)-c, (ii)-a, (iii)-d, (iv)-b

      d. (i)-d, (ii)-b, (iii)-a, (iv)-c

34.    The Bluest Eye is a novel by :
                        a. Toni Morrison         
                        b. Alice Walker           
                        c. Ralph Ellison           
                        d. Bernard Malamud

35.   The author, better known by his pen name Mark Twain is :
                        a.  Samuel Clemens 
                        b. Sylvia Plath          
                        c. Samuel Johnson        
                        d. Jane Hirshfield

36.   The label ‘Diasporic Writer’ can be applied to :

I. Jhumpa Lahiri                                II. Arundhati Roy                              III. Kiran Desai                   IV. Shashi Deshpande

                  a.  I and IV are correct     

                  b. II and III are correct       

                  c. I, II and IV are correct    

                  d. I and III are correct

37.   Under the Banyan Tree is :

a. a collection of poems by Jayanta Mohapatra

b. a collection of one-act plays by Mahesh Dattani

c.  an anthology of essays by C.D. Narasimhaiah

d. a collection of short stories by R.K. Narayan

38.   Which of the following plays is NOT by Girish Karnad?
                        a.  Tughlaq        
                        b. Hayavadana                
                        c. Final Solutions      
                        d. Tale-Danda

39.   “My mother only said thank God, the scorpion picked on me and spared my children.” These lines are written by :
                        a.  Kamala Das                
                        b. Nissim Ezekiel          
                        c. Jayanta Mohapatra             
                        d. Toru Dutt

40.   Who, among the following, wrote the foreword to Mulk Raj Anand’s novel Untouchable?
                        a.  Rudyard Kipling          
                        b. E.M. Forster          
                        c. R.K. Narayan                   
                        d. Graham Greene

41.   Which statement is NOT true about Gitanjali?
                        a.  It was published in 1912                     
                        b. W.B. Yeats wrote a memorable introduction to it

c.  Its central theme is patriotism                   
d. Tagore won the Nobel Prize for it in 1913

42.   The World is What It is, the biography of V.S. Naipaul, is written by :
                        a.  Patrick White       
                        b. Paul Theroux          
                        c. Patrick French                   
                        d. Robert Hamner

43.   The latest novel of V.S. Naipaul is :
                        a.  A Way in the World      
                        b. Magic Seeds         
                        c. The Enigma of Arrival             
                        d. Half a Life

44.   Identify the twins in The God of Small Things :
                        a.  Ammu and Chacko       
                        b. Velutha and Chacko    
                        c. Rahel and Estha            
                        d. Rahel and Sophie Mol

45.   The line “They think we are dirt because we clean their dirt” is uttered by which one of the following Mulk Raj Anand’s character :
                        a.  Kali              
                        b. Bakha                
                        c. Gulabo              
                        d. Paravan

46.   Which one of the following is Jhumpa Lahiri’s work?
                        a.  The Namesake                                   
                        b. The Inheritance of Loss

c.  The Mistress of Spices                         
d. Difficult Daughters

47.    Who among the following is NOT an American writer?
                        a.  James Joyce         
                        b. Mark Twain           
                        c. Arthur Miller          
                        d. Ernest Hemingway

48.   Rabindranath Tagore won the Nobel Prize for literature in the year :
                        a.  1920               
                        b. 1915                   
                        c. 1913                
                        d. 1910

49.   The Word ‘Diaspora’ literally means :
                        a.  Shifting              
                        b. Sorting out             
                        c. New Environment     
                        d. Scattering

50.    ‘Yoknapatawpha’ county is a fictional country created by :
                        a.  Sinclair                   
                        b. Faulkner             
                        c. Hemingway          
                        d. O’Neil

51.   Which novel of Ben Okri won him the Booker Prize?
                        a.  Flowers and Shadows    
                        b. The Famished Road   
                        c. The Landscapes Within          
                        d. The White Tiger

52.   Salman Rushdie is known for his use of :
                        a.  Philosophical realism  
                        b. Socialist realism        
                        c. Social realism             
                        d. Magic realism

53.   ‘The Cost of Living’ is a collection of essays by :
                        a.  Salman Rushdie       
                        b. Vikram Seth         
                        c. Arundhati Roy         
                        d. Shashi Tharoor

54.   The author of The Wretched of the Earth is :
                        a.  Franta Fanon            
                        b. Jean Paul Sartre       
                        c. Androis Malraux        
                        d. Albert Camus

55.   Who among the following writers was a Transcendentalist?
                        a.  Ernest Hemingway        
                        b. Ralph Ellison         
                        c. R.W. Emerson       
                        d. Philip Roth

56.   Which American poet wrote the poem ‘Iris by Night’?
                        a.  Walt Whitman         
                        b. H.D. Thorenu         
                        c. Robert Frost          
                        d. Sylvia Plath

57.   Which river figures in Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?
                        a.  Audson River         
                        b. Mississippi River       
                        c. Chicago River       
                        d. Thames River

58.   Match the following :

i.                 V.S. Naipaul                                                     -              (a)The Solid Mandala

ii.                Yasmine Gooneratne                                      -              (b)Dream on Monkey Mountain

iii.               Derek Walcott                                                 -              (c)The Pleasures of Conquest

iv.               Patrick White                                                  -              (d)The Mimic Men

      a.  (i)-d, (ii)-c, (iii)-b, (iv)-a                  

      b. (i)-b, (ii)-d, (iii)-a, (iv)-c          

      c. (i)-c, (ii)-b, (iii)-a, (iv)-d

      d. (i)-b, (ii)-c, (iii)-d, (iv)-a

59.   Which Indian poet is known as the ‘Nightingale of India’?
                        a.  Toru Dutt               
                        b. Kamala Das          
                        c. Arundhati Roy                  
                        d. Sarojini Naidu

60.   The poem “Our Casuarina Tree” is written by :
                        a.  Kamala Das           
                        b. Toru Dutt             
                        c. Kamala Markandeya        
                        d. Shashi Deshpande

61.   Which of the following cannot be regarded as Emerson’s objective in writing?

a.  Moral development           
b. Educating the young

c.  To persuade men to trust and depend on themselves

d. To propagate the political ideal of democracy

62.   The Brook Farm community is associated with the …………
                        a.  American Civil War       
                        b. Transcendentalists   
                        c. Abolitionists         
                        d. New England Renaissance

63.   ………………. is the narrator of Moby Dick.
                        a.  Ishmael                
                        b. Queequeg           
                        c. Ahab                     
                        d. Starbuck

64.   Who is the author of Absalom Absalom!?
                        a.  Arthur Miller            
                        b. Eugene O’Neill          
                        c. William Faulkner         
                        d. John Steinback

65.   The Pilgrim Fathers sailed to America in the ‘Mayflower’ in the year ……….
                        a.  1620                     
                        b. 1610                    
                        c. 1605                   
                        d. 1601

66.   The first English colony in America was established by Walter Ralegh in 1584 at ………
                        a.  New England             
                        b. Virginia               
                        c. Carolina            
                        d. Plymouth

67.   V.S. Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas centres on the protagonist’s struggle to ………..
                        a.  Maintain order in his family                      
                        b. Belong to the culture of the host country
                        c.  Build a house for his wealthy client                
                        d. Own a house

68.   Who is Saleem Sina’s faithful listener in Midnight’s Children?
                        a.  His son                  
                        b. Padma              
                        c. Mary                 
                        d. Parvati

69.   In Things Fall Apart, which crop is king for the Igbo people :
                        a.  cassava                  
                        b. cotton               
                        c. yam                       
                        d. riding crop

70.   Which poem is these line from : “….. why not leave // Me alone, critics, friends, visiting cousins, // Every one of you? Why not let me speak in // Any language I like …”?
                        a.  Sylvia Plath’s Colossus                              
                        b. R. Parthasarathy’s Rough Passage
                        c.  Jayanta Mahapatra’s Relationship               
                        d. Kamala Das’s An Introduction

71.   Munoo is the central character in Mulk Raj Anand’s novel …………
                        a.  Two Leaves and a Bud        
                        b. Untouchable            
                        c. Coolie      
                        d. The Village

72.   Which poem by Walt Whitman draws from philosophic and religious traditions from across the world and mentions achievements in engineering technology and geographic exploration?
                        a.  Passage to India 
                        b. Song of Myself        
                        c. I Sing the Body Electric        
                        d. None of these

73.   Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, Walt Whitman’s poem about a man taking the Brooklyn ferry home from Manhattan at the end of a working day evokes the idea that …….
                        a.  Life is transient                     
                        b. Even small incidents in life are important
                        c.  Even the lowliest men contribute to the society
                        d. All humans are united in their common experience of life

74.   ‘The Raven stanza’ has ………… lines.
                        a.  3                          
                        b. 4             
                        c. 5                   
                        d. 6

75.   Steinbeck’s refugee novel Grapes of Wrath is the story of …………….
                        a.  Colonialism in Africa                                  
                        b. The Afro-American community
                        c.  Joad Family                                              
                        d. Compsons Family

76.   Who said in the speech “The American Scholar”, “We will walk on our own feet; we will work with our own hands”?
                        a.  Ralph Waldo Emerson     
                        b. Walt Whitman       
                        c. Henry David Thoreau                  
                        d. Amos Bronson Alcott

77.   Who has written the controversial introduction to Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth?
                        a.  Jacques Derrida        
                        b. Jean Paul Sartre      
                        c. Martin Heidegger                
                        d. Roland Barthes

78.   In Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea, for how many days did Santiago go without catching fish?
                        a.  121                          
                        b. 99                    
                        c. 90                    
                        d. 84

79.   Who is the “man-eater of Malgudi” in R.K. Narayan’s novel of that name?
                        a.  Nataraj                  
                        b. Muthu                 
                        c. Vasu                     
                        d. Kumar

80.   Which of the following novels by Anita Desai won the Sahitya Academy Award?
                        a.  Cry, the Peacock           
                        b. Fire on the Mountain  
                        c. Clear Light of Day        
                        d. Bye-Bye Blackbird

81.   The first African to win the Nobel Prize in Literature was ……………..
                        a.  Chinua Achebe         
                        b. Ngugi wa Thiong’o    
                        c. Wole Soyinka           
                        d. Ben Okri

82.   Which of the following novels by Mulk Raj Anand is set against the First World War?
                        a.  The Sword and the Sickle        
                        b. The Village      
                        c. Across the Black Waters          
                        d. Seven Summers

83.   In which novel of Eugene O’Neill is the character Larry Slade ………………..
                        a.  The Hairy Ape            
                        b. The Iceman Cometh            
                        c. The Farewell to Arms       
                        d. Emperor Jones

84.   Who is generally considered as the first Indian poet in English?
                        a.  Henry Derozio         
                        b. Ram Sharma        
                        c. Rabindranath Tagore        
                        d. Toru Dutt

85.   Which freedom fighter and spiritual symbolist poet wrote this line : “Pain is the ransom we pay for the smallest foretaste of heaven”?
                        a.  Rabindranath Tagore    
                        b. Aurobindo          
                        c. Toru Dutt                 
                        d. Michael Madhusudan Dutt

86.   Which of the following writers has written a novel illustrating the “Marjara Kishora Nyaya” path of bakthi?
                        a.  Mulk Raj Anand        
                        b. Raja Rao                
                        c. R.K. Narayan        
                        d. Rabindranath Tagore

87.   Which of the following poems is written in the form of a dialogue?
                        a.  Lakshman             
                        b. Savitri                     
                        c. Lotus                    
                        d. Indian Weavers

88.   Who wrote the novel Bianca or the Young Spanish Maiden?
                        a.  Sarojini Naidu            
                        b. Romesh Chunder Dutt 
                        c. Toru Dutt       
                        d. Rabindranath Tagore

89.   Who saw “five suns” – Truth, Beauty, Delight, Life and Spirit – in the sky of poetry?
                        a.  Rabindranath Tagore      
                        b. Aurobindo             
                        c. Sarojini Naidu 
                        d. None of these

90.   The “serpent” in Raja Rao’s The Serpent and the Rope stands for …………….
                        a.  Illusion                   
                        b. Reality                
                        c. Truth                 
                        d. Suffering

91.   Who wrote the symbolic poem On Killing a Tree which states that only cutting the branches or cutting its stem is not enough to kill a tree?
                        a.  Arun Kolatkar        
                        b. P. Lal                      
                        c. Jayanta Mahapatra     
                        d. Gieve Patel

92.   Who among R.K. Narayan’s characters has a “water-diviner’s instinct”?
                        a.  Raju                    
                        b. Swaminathan 
                        c. Vasu                        
                        d. None of these

93.   Which myth does R.K. Narayan use in The Man-Eater of Malgudi?
                        a.  Satyavan-Savitri myth 
                        b. Santanu-Ganga myth      
                        c. Nala-Damayanti myth            
                        d. Bhasmasura myth

94.   Raja Rao’s novel The Cat and Shakespeare first appeared in the form of …………..
                        a.  Play                            
                        b. Poem                  
                        c. Short Story            
                        d. Painting

95.   The family is one of the central metaphors in the poems of ……………….
                        a.  Nissim Ezekiel            
                        b. P. Lal                   
                        c. Sarojini Naidu 
                        d. A.K. Ramanujan

96.   Which Indian poet experimented with using a kind of Indian variety of pidgin English?
                        a.  Dom Moraes         
                        b. Nissim Ezekiel          
                        c. R. Parthasarathy         
                        d. Arun Kolatkar

97.   Which of the following poems is sub-titled A Legend and a Symbol?
                        a.  Tilottama       
                        b. Our Casuarina Tree            
                        c. Savitri       
                        d. Gitanjali

98.   “Life is a prism of my light, // And Death the shadow of my face.” Whose lines are these?
                        a.  Sarojini Naidu         
                        b. Toru Dutt            
                        c. Amrita Pritam 
                        d. Kamala Das

99.   The central character in Tagore’s play ………….. is Amal, a child with an incurable disease.

a.  The Post Office        
b. Muktadhara         
c. Gora                
d. Sacrifice

100.  Who is the “holy vagabond” in Raja Rao’s The Serpent and the Rape?
              a.  Ramaswamy               
              b. Little Mother         
              c. Madeleine           
              d. Beatrice

101.  In whose poems does a dispute between the Lily and Rose take place?
              a. Sarojini Naidu       
              b. Aurobindo          
              c. R. Pathasarathy       
              d. Toru Dutt

102.  Which myth does R.K. Narayan use in The English Teacher?
              a.  Satyavan-Savitri myth
              b. Santanu-Ganga myth       
              c. Nala-Damayanti myth         
              d. Bhasmasura myth

103.  Which myth does R.K. Narayan use in The Painter of Signs?
              a.  Satyavan-Savitri myth  
              b. Santanu-Ganga myth      
              c. Nala-Damayanti myth          
              d. Bhasmasura myth

104.  The controversial essay “Three Hundred Ramayanas” is by ……………..
              a.  R. Parthasarathy  
              b. Shashi Tharoor               
              c. A.K. Ramanujan          
              d. Raja Rao

105.  Who wrote the introduction to Gitanjali?
              a.  Charles Dickens       
              b. W.B. Yeats          
              c. T.S. Eliot                
              d. W.H. Auden

106.  Which among the following plays of Girish Karnad is based on the theme drawn from Thomas Mann’s The Transposed Heads?
              a.  Hayavadana           
              b. Naga-Mandala        
              c. Taledanda                       
              d. Yayati

107.  Ngaahika Ndeenda’ (I Will Marry When I Want) is a play written by :
              a.  Leopold Senghor      
              b. Ngugi wa Thiong’o      
              c. Ben Okri                     
              d. Athol Fugard

108.  ‘Decolonising the Mind: the Politics of Language in African Literature’ is a work by :
              a.  Leopold Senghor        
              b. Ngugi wa Thiong’o     
              c. Ben Okri                  
              d. Athol Fugard

109.  Who among these is called Australia’s Bush-bard?
              a.  Joy Kogawa              
              b. Judith Wright 
              c. Les Murray                    
              d. A.D.Hope

110.  Who wrote the children book Dan's grandpa?
              a.  Steinbeck             
              b. Sally Morgan            
              c. Joy Kogawa                     
              d. Frantz Fanon

111.  ‘Reef’ is a novel written by :
              a.  Lakdasa wickramasinghe       
              b. Romesh Gunesekera         
              c. Robert Lowell       
              d. A. D. Hope

112.  Plymouth colony was established in :
              a.  1620                
              b. 1629               
              c. 1635                      
              d. 1639

113.  ‘Eleonora’ is a short story written by :
              a.  Edgar Allan Poe         
              b. Ralph Waldo Emerson 
              c. Henry Longfellow     
              d. James Lowell

114.  Which among the following is a temperance novel written by Walt Whitman?
              a.  Franklin Evans          
              b. Drum-Taps           
              c. Democratic Vistas             
              d. Specimen Days

115.  Which among the following is a work by Wallace Stevens?
              a.  The Auroras of Autumn                        
              b. The Man With the Blue Guitar
              c.  Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird        
              d. All of them

116.  Who among the following coined the style of writing called ‘Iceberg Theory’ (Theory of omission)?
              a.  Henry James             
              b. Earnest Hemingway           
              c. William Faulkner          
              d. Herman Melville

117.  Humboldt’s Gift is a Pulitzer Prize winning novel written by :
              a.  John Steinback        
              b. Herman Melville                
              c. Saul Bellow             
              d. William Faulkner

118.  Which one of the following is a work of Toni Morrison?
              a.  Song of Solomon         
              b. The Bluest Eye                 
              c. God Help The Child         
              d. All of them

119.  Which of the following is a work of Sri Aurobindo?
              a.  The Life Devine           
              b. Synthesis of Yoga              
              c. Hour of God           
              d. All of them

120.  Who among the following uses the pseudonym ‘Timothy Penpoem’?
              a.  Sarojini Naidu          
              b. Tagore                          
              c. Madhusudan Dutt       
              d. Toru Dutt