Which of the following terms describes a novel of fashionable high life in 19th-century English literature ?

What term did Beetroot Brecht use for his mode of drama-writing to distinguish it from traditional theatre ?

Which of the following terms is used to describe spurious words which are the result of inadvertent errors made by copyists, printers and editors ?

Which two of the following are works by I.A. Richards ?
(a) Concepts of Criticism
(b) Science and Poetry
(c) The Philosophy of Rhetoric
(d) English Literature in Our Time and the University
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In "The Function of Criticism at the Present Time" what is propose by Matthew Arnold as the essence of criticism ?

According to Ferdinand de Saussure, language is :
(a) an interlocking structure
(b) a system of constant change
(c) a system of signs
(d) a self-standing formation
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What was the centre set up for studying culture at the University of Birmingham called ?

Which of the following statements are true of English as used in India ?
(a) India is counted among the largest English-speaking communities in the world
(b) No group, community or population of Indians claims English as its mother tongue
(c) More than fifty per cent of Indians speak English fluently
(d) English is the country's principal language of commerce
(e) With the growing stature of Hindi as lingua franca, it has supplanted English as the link language between the central government and the states
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Match List-I with List-II .
     List-I                                                                         List-II
   (Poem)                                                                      (Poet)
(a) "The Road Not Taken"                                      I. Pablo Neruda
(b) "Tonight I can Write the Saddest Lines"           II. Robert Frost
(c) "I hear America Singing"                                  III. Langston Hughes
(d) "I, too, Sing America"                                      IV. Walt Whitman
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Usage in "You have hissed the mystery lectures" is an example of :

Greek Drama originated in which ancient civilization?

Which god is associated with the origin of Greek Drama?

Greek Tragedy primarily focuses on?

Greek Comedy is mainly concerned with?

Who is known as the “Father of Tragedy”?

Who wrote “Oedipus Rex”?

Aristotle’s concept of tragedy is discussed in which work?

According to Aristotle, tragedy is an imitation of?

Aristotle’s concept of “catharsis” means?

The tragic hero is usually?

The “hamartia” in Aristotle’s theory refers to?

Which element is not part of Aristotle’s six elements of tragedy?

Aristotle considered which element most important in tragedy?

The unity of action means?

Unity of time refers to action within?

Unity of place means?

The chorus in Greek drama primarily functions as?

Greek theatre was performed in?

The structure of classical drama includes?

“Comedy” in Greek tradition means?

Who wrote “The Frogs”?

Greek tragedy originally evolved from?

The role of fate in Greek tragedy is?

Aristotle’s “peripeteia” means?

“Anagnorisis” refers to?

Greek tragedy typically ends with?

The main language of classical Greek drama was?

Which of the following is a Greek tragic playwright?

The dramatic mask in Greek theatre symbolized?

The term “episode” in Greek drama refers to?

Classical drama emphasizes?

The “exodos” in Greek drama is?

Which playwright introduced psychological depth in tragedy?

Aristotle believed tragedy evokes?

Greek comedy often criticized?

The “agon” in Greek drama refers to?

The structure of classical drama is often called?

Aristotle’s theory of tragedy is primarily based on?

The tragic hero’s downfall is due to?

Which is not a feature of Greek tragedy?