Title K-0420 (Paper II) (English).pdf ✅

Total Number of Pages : 16 Paper II 2 K-0420 1. One of the consequences of the Great Vowel shift on the English language was i. The increase in the number of the long vowels ii. The shortening of the vowels iii. The increase in the ‘feminine’ endings of words iv. Changes in pronunciation (A) i and ii are correct (B) ii and iv are correct (C) i and iv are correct (D) only iv is correct 2. A code mixed text (A) Uses both the first and second languages (B) Uses standard and non-standard forms of the second language (C) Uses translations of the first language (D) Uses spoken and written forms of language english Paper – II Note : This paper contains hundred (100) objective type questions. Each question carries two (2) marks. All questions are compulsory. 3. Match the following : a. Transfer of i. Direct method knowledge b. Exclusive use ii. Communicative of written form method of language c. Total immersion iii. Grammar- in target language translation method d. Real life iv. Lecture situations method a b c d (A) iv iii i ii (B) iii i ii iv (C) i ii iv iii (D) ii iv iii i 4. Match the following : a. Phonetics i. Meanings b. Semantics ii. Words c. Syntax iii. Sounds d. Lexis iv. Structures a b c d (A) ii iii iv i (B) iii iv ii i (C) iii i iv ii (D) i ii iv iii
Total Number of Pages : 16 K-0420 3 Paper II 5. Ferdinand de Saussure argued that the units in langue are (A) Contrastive and relational (B) Relational and homologous (C) Unique and self-contained (D) Contrastive and independent 6. Parole is (A) Abstract system of a language (B) The diachronic aspect of language (C) Actual speech (D) Standard educated speech 7. The terms deep structure and surface structure are associated with (A) B. F. Skinner (B) Noam Chomsky (C) Benjamin Whorf (D) Claude Levi Strauss 8. What do the words on the golden brooch worn by the prioress mean in Chaucer’s ‘Prologue’ ? (A) God is love (B) I serve God (C) Love conquers all (D) Love is God 9. ‘That I may rise and stand, o’ erthrow me’ This line is from a poem by (A) Robert Herrick (B) John Donne (C) Abraham Cowley (D) Andrew Marvell 10. ‘And yonder all before us lie Deserts of vast eternity.’ These lines occur in (A) “The Canonization” (B) “Go Lovely Rose” (C) “To His Coy Mistress” (D) “The Collar” 11. Match the following : a. Comus i. Pastoral Elegy b. Paradise Lost ii. Masque c. Lycidas iii. Tragedy d. Samson iv. Epic Agonistes a b c d (A) iii iv i ii (B) iii i ii iv (C) ii iv i iii (D) i iv iii ii 12. ‘Mac Flecknoe’ satirizes (A) The Roman Church (B) The Protestants (C) Thomas Shadwell (D) Earl of Shaftesbury 13. ‘Weave a circle round him thrice and close your eyes with holy dread’. In ‘Kubla Khan’ these lines are about (A) Kubla Khan (B) The Poet (C) The Abyssinian Youth (D) The Spirit of the Romantic Chasm 14. Shelley’s ‘Ode to the West Wind’ describes the west wind as (A) A force of nature (B) The driving force of history (C) Only a destructive force (D) As symbolic of war