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Here you can ask for the updates of English Literature and Grammar. I'll also share the latest information about UP PGT English, NET and other competitive exams.
Welcome.
Ranjeet Singh
Assistant Professor in English
Government Degree College,
Sitapur, U.P.
Mob. No. 9453379998
Here you can ask for the updates of English Literature and Grammar. I'll also share the latest information about UP PGT English, NET and other competitive exams.
Welcome.
Ranjeet Singh
Assistant Professor in English
Government Degree College,
Sitapur, U.P.
Mob. No. 9453379998
Here we can discuss the UPSESSB PGT (English) 2011 Exam held on 22nd May 2011.
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OBC 95 Correct Answers
Sc 80 Correct Answers
The final selection is expected
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OBC 97 Answers and above + highest possible marks in Interview.
Sc 90 and above + highest possible marks in Interview.
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Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board,
Allahabad.
Subject:- Corrections in Answer Key - TGT – 01/2013 English Exam held on 25th January, 2015 (As Per Test Paper Series – D; Subject Code – TG - 04)
Dear Sir,
It’s to bring to your kind notice that the following TEN answers need to be reviewed and corrected.
Q. No. 13 :- Find out the mistake in the sentence given below.
She has told me/ that she saw my Uncle/ at the fare/ on last Friday.
Your Key/ Answer: - (D) – on Last Friday.
Correct Answers: - (C ) at the fare – at the fair (D) On last Friday – last Friday
Note:- Both C & D options should be considered correct.
Q.No. 15:- Choose the name of the Roman General who conquered England in 43 B.C.?
(A) Julius Caesar (B) Claudius (C ) Antony (D) None of these
Your Key/ Answer:- (B) Claudius
Correct Answer:- Your question is wrong. England was conquered by Emperor Claudius in 43 AD. (Hence there should be general marking)
Reference:- The Roman conquest of Britain was a gradual process, beginning effectively in AD 43 under Emperor Claudius, whose general Aulus lautius served as first governor of Roman Britain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_conquest_of_Britain
Q. No. 30:- what kind of work is Samson Agonistes?
(A) Verse-play (B) Epic (C ) Lyrical Drama (D) Short story
Your Key/ Answer:- (A) Verse-play
Correct Answers-:- (A) & (C ).
Reference:- 1- ‘lyrical drama’ is the genre of poems including John Milton's Samson Agonistes.
http://www.blackwellreference.com/public/tocnode?id=g9781405188104_chunk_g978140518810415_ss1-15
2- Milton’s ‘Samson Agonistes is a Lyrical Drama.’
The Encyclopedia of Romantic Literature: A - G., Volume 1
Edited by: Frederick Burwick
eISBN: 9781405188104
Print publication date: 2012
(WILEY BLACKWELL PUBLISHING LTD, WEST SUSSEX U.K.)
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=CDuCchT6PE0C&pg=PA820&lpg=PA820&dq=Samson+agonistes+as+a+lyrical+drama&source=bl&ots=1FLjLBFuMF&sig=CXB5FN0iQ1dqzKm9v0cp4bHwlDs&hl=en&sa=X&ei=efzNVKSQAYek8AXLmoHoCQ&ved=0CEkQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q=Samson%20agonistes%20as%20a%20lyrical%20drama&f=false
Q. No. 31: - Shakespeare has written …………. Historical plays.
(A) 4 (B) 6 (C ) 7 (D) 8
Your Key/ Answer: - ( B) 6 plays
Correct Answer:- Shakespeare has written the following History plays-
(1) Henry IV, part 1 (2) Henry IV, part 2 (3) Henry V (4) Henry VI, part 1 (5) Henry VI, part 2 (6) Henry VI, part 3 (7) Henry VIII (8) King John (9) Richard II (10) Richard III
Note: - Hence none of the given options is correct.
ReplyDeleteQ.No. 36:- What could be the ‘Tragic-Flaw’ in Hamlet?
(A) Noble (B) Oedipus Complex (C ) Vaulting Ambition (D ) None of these
Your Key/ Answer: - (C ) Vaulting Ambition
Correct Answer:- Noble Inaction.
NOTE:- Hence (A) & (D) options are correct. (The students were confused at option A. They considered it a misprint and incomplete. So they chose it)
Q.No. 57 :- Select the correct option.
There was ……………………
(A) A fly in milk (B) fly in the milk (C ) fly in milk (D) a fly in the milk
(B)
Your Key/ Answer: - (D) a fly in the milk
Correct Answer:- (A) a fly in milk
Note:- Article ‘the’ is not used before Material Noun. Milk is a material noun. (Hence A option is correct)
Q.No. 70:- In which year, Galsworthy refused the offer of a knighthood?
(A) 1917 (B) 1918 (C ) 1919 (D) 1920
Your Key/ Answer: - (C) 1919
Correct Answer:- Confusion – 1917/1918/1919. There is no authentic answer.
References:-
1- Galsworthy refused knighthood in 1919 from Prime Minister Lloyd George on principle, saying that writing was in itself its own reward.
http://www.online-literature.com/john-galsworthy/
2- Galsworthy chose to refuse knighthood in 1917 because he believed that writers should not accept titles. (Ronald Bruce Meyer)
http://freethoughtalmanac.com/?p=2902
3- Galsworthy refused a Knighthood in 1918.
Galsworthy Five Plays: Strife; Justice; Eldest Son; Skin Game; Loyalties (Bloomsbury Publishing)
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=pmV7AwAAQBAJ&pg=PT1&lpg=PT1&dq=galsworthy+refused+knighthood&source=bl&ots=VNRg0-ohN6&sig=0q7emFsth1fMECX_uMk-uQj3VC0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=GwrOVMG6ENLx8gXh84GgCg&ved=0CDcQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=galsworthy%20refused%20knighthood&f=false
Q.No. 81:- Where was Wordsworth born?
(A) Cokerpate (B) Cockermouth (C) Cockerhill (D) Cockervalley
Your Key/ Answer: -(D) Cockervalley
Correct Answer:- (B) Cockermouth
Reference:- William Wordsworth was born on 7 April 1770 in Wordsworth House in Cockermouth, Cumberland.
Note:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wordsworth
Q.No. 84:- Who considered romanticism “liberalism in literature”?
(A) Wordsworth (B) Plato (C) Theodore Watts – Dunton (D) Pater
Your Key/ Answer: - (C) Theodore Watts – Dunton
Correct Answer:- Victor Hugo
Note:- None of the given answers is correct. Hence there should be general marking.
Q.No.116 :- Complete the sentence.
The reversal of Fortune of a tragic hero is called ………….
(A) Catharsis (B) Peripeteia (C ) Epistle (D) Poesis
Your Key/ Answer: -(D) Poesis
Correct Answer:- (B) Peripeteia
Reference:- Peripeteia is a reversal of circumstances, fortune or turning point.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripeteia
Yours Sincerely
Preeti Singh (TGT Applicant – English)
W/o Dr. Ranjeet Singh (Assistant Prof. in English – Govt. degree College Sitapur)
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