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1. |
The term ' Indo-Anglian ' is used to denote original literary creation in the English Language by . |
A. | The English |
B. | The Africans |
C. | The Indians |
D. | The Europeans |
Answer» C. The Indians |
2. |
Tagore and Sri Aurobindo Gosh are writers. |
A. | Indo-Anglian |
B. | Anglo-Indian |
C. | Indo-English |
D. | Indo-African |
Answer» A. Indo-Anglian |
3. |
was the first person, whom Raju met in Mangala. |
A. | Velan |
B. | Rosie |
C. | Marco |
D. | Gaffur |
Answer» A. Velan |
4. |
Michale Madhusudan Dutt was a poet. |
A. | Gujarati |
B. | Bengali |
C. | Punjabi |
D. | Marathi |
Answer» B. Bengali |
5. |
Raju released from jail, he takes shelter in a deserted on the bank of Sarayu. |
A. | House |
B. | Temple |
C. | Inn |
D. | Fort |
Answer» B. Temple |
6. |
is the verse novel from the following. |
A. | Ulysses |
B. | Music for Mohini |
C. | The Guide |
D. | The Golden Gate |
Answer» D. The Golden Gate |
7. |
' Cry, The Peacock' was the first novel of . |
A. | Kiran Desai |
B. | Nayantara Sahgal |
C. | Bharti Mukharjee |
D. | Anita Desai |
Answer» D. Anita Desai |
8. |
' Stroms in Chandigarh ' is a famous novel by . |
A. | Nayantara Sahgal |
B. | Anita Desai |
C. | Salman Rushdie |
D. | R.K.Narayan |
Answer» A. Nayantara Sahgal |
9. |
In the novel , Manohar Malgonkar writes the story from the point of view of a Pakistani captain placed in Bangladesh. |
A. | Distant Drums |
B. | Cactus Country |
C. | Combat of Shadow |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Cactus Country |
10. |
is incorrectly matched pairs. |
A. | Anita Desai- Village by the Sea |
B. | R.K.Narayan- The Guide |
C. | Raja rao- Kanthapura |
D. | Bharti Mukharjee- Coolie |
Answer» D. Bharti Mukharjee- Coolie |
11. |
The novel ' Untouchable ' was published in year. |
A. | 1935 |
B. | 1937 |
C. | 1936 |
D. | 1934 |
Answer» A. 1935 |
12. |
In the novel ' The Guide ', Rosie was a . |
A. | Worshipper |
B. | Sweeper |
C. | Cleaner |
D. | Dancer |
Answer» D. Dancer |
13. |
is not written by Vikram Seth. |
A. | The Golden Gate |
B. | A Suitable Girl |
C. | Love Shuffles The Cards |
D. | A Suitable Boy |
Answer» C. Love Shuffles The Cards |
14. |
Salaman Rushdie was awarded by the in 1993. |
A. | Booker's Prize |
B. | Booker of Bookers Prize |
C. | Padma Shree |
D. | Noble Prize |
Answer» B. Booker of Bookers Prize |
15. |
Khushwant Singh earned reputation as a and . |
A. | Essayist & Writer |
B. | Writer & Journalist |
C. | Journalist & Essayist |
D. | Journalist & Composer |
Answer» B. Writer & Journalist |
16. |
In the novel ' Coolie ' possessed a large pickle making factory. |
A. | Prabha Dayal |
B. | Nathooram |
C. | Sheila |
D. | Daya Ram |
Answer» A. Prabha Dayal |
17. |
In Indo- Anglian fiction, Mulk Raj Anand together with . |
A. | R.K.Narayan |
B. | Raja Rao |
C. | Ahmad Ali |
D. | Above all |
Answer» D. Above all |
18. |
is Salman Rushdie,s fourth novel. |
A. | Midnight's Children |
B. | Shame |
C. | The Satanic Verses |
D. | Grimus |
Answer» C. The Satanic Verses |
19. |
Mulk Raj Anand was awarded by Padma Bhushan in . |
A. | 1978 |
B. | 1968 |
C. | 1988 |
D. | 1977 |
Answer» B. 1968 |
20. |
R.K.Narayan,s imaginary town ' Malgudi '' located in . |
A. | Mysore |
B. | Cochin |
C. | Madras |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Mysore |
21. |
' The Princes ', ' A Bend in the Ganges' are the famous works of . |
A. | Toru Dutt |
B. | Manohar Malgonkar |
C. | Anita Desai |
D. | Kiran Desai |
Answer» B. Manohar Malgonkar |
22. |
Train to Pakistan ' was written by . |
A. | Anita Desai |
B. | Manohar Malgonkar |
C. | Khushwant Singh |
D. | Bharti Mukharjee |
Answer» C. Khushwant Singh |
23. |
is not written by khushawant Singh. |
A. | Sex, Scotch and Scholarship |
B. | Truth , Love and Little Malice |
C. | The Sunset Club |
D. | A Rain of Rites |
Answer» D. A Rain of Rites |
24. |
The novel ' Coolie' was published in . |
A. | 1936 |
B. | 1926 |
C. | 1935 |
D. | 1940 |
Answer» A. 1936 |
25. |
Munoo's father's land was seized by . |
A. | Government |
B. | Tenant |
C. | Rogues |
D. | Landlord |
Answer» D. Landlord |
26. |
Velan's declared that Raju was on fast to bring down the rain. |
A. | Sister |
B. | Daughter |
C. | Idiot brother |
D. | Son |
Answer» C. Idiot brother |
27. |
The book ' Cutural History of India ' was written by . |
A. | Raju |
B. | Rasie |
C. | Gaffur |
D. | Marco |
Answer» D. Marco |
28. |
Mulk Raj Anand's novels are characterized with . |
A. | Romanticism |
B. | Realism |
C. | Nituralism |
D. | Transcendatalis |
Answer» B. Realism |
29. |
Salman Rushdie's first novel name is . |
A. | In Good Faith |
B. | Shame |
C. | Grimus |
D. | Midnight's Children |
Answer» C. Grimus |
30. |
In novel R.K.Narayan focus on family planning. |
A. | Mr. Sampath |
B. | The Guide |
C. | None |
D. | The Painter of Signs |
Answer» D. The Painter of Signs |
31. |
Rosie was married to a . |
A. | Marco |
B. | Raju |
C. | Velan |
D. | Gaffur |
Answer» A. Marco |
32. |
Rudyard Kipling is writer. |
A. | Indo-Anglian |
B. | Anglo-Indian |
C. | Indo-Irish |
D. | Indo-African |
Answer» B. Anglo-Indian |
33. |
Who wrote the autobiographical work ' Prison and Chocolate Cack ' ? |
A. | Nayantara Sahgal |
B. | Bharti Mukharjee |
C. | Manohar Malgonkar |
D. | none |
Answer» A. Nayantara Sahgal |
34. |
Vikram Seth was bron in . |
A. | 1952-06-20 00:00:00 |
B. | 1952-06-21 00:00:00 |
C. | 1952-01-21 00:00:00 |
D. | 1952-01-20 00:00:00 |
Answer» A. 1952-06-20 00:00:00 |
35. |
" I see India through my mother's eyes, as an outsider, but my feelings for India are my Father's, of someone bron here. " who wrote this line ? |
A. | Kiran Desai |
B. | Anita Desai |
C. | Nayantara Sahgal |
D. | Virginia woolf |
Answer» B. Anita Desai |
36. |
R.K.Narayan received the 'Sahitya Akademi' Award for his novel . |
A. | The English Teacher |
B. | The Guide |
C. | Mr.Sampath |
D. | Waiting for the Mahatma |
Answer» B. The Guide |
37. |
Which novel is divided into four parts. |
A. | The Guide |
B. | The Dark Room |
C. | The Bechelor of Arts |
D. | The English Teacher |
Answer» C. The Bechelor of Arts |
38. |
In Indian English Literature, the first book 'Travels of Dean Mahomat' was written by . |
A. | Bankim chandra chatterjee |
B. | Krishna Mohan Banerjee |
C. | Sheikh Din Muhammad |
D. | None |
Answer» C. Sheikh Din Muhammad |
39. |
Munoo was first appointed as a servant boy in the house of . |
A. | Nathooram |
B. | Daya ram |
C. | Ratan |
D. | Premchand |
Answer» A. Nathooram |
40. |
Mulk Raj Anand is the author of . |
A. | Coolie |
B. | Two Leaves and a Bud |
C. | a & b both |
D. | None |
Answer» C. a & b both |
41. |
Salman Rushdie's full name . |
A. | Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie |
B. | Sir Mohammad Salman Rushdie |
C. | Sir Isman Salman Rushdie |
D. | Sir Iman Salman Rushdie |
Answer» A. Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie |
42. |
Salman Rushdie's novel ' The Satanic Verses ' was published in . |
A. | 1988 |
B. | 1987 |
C. | 1985 |
D. | 1986 |
Answer» A. 1988 |
43. |
Marco was a . |
A. | Anthropologist |
B. | scientist |
C. | Politician |
D. | Saint |
Answer» A. Anthropologist |
44. |
At the railway station , Raju's nickname was . |
A. | Rail-Raju |
B. | Raju of the Rails |
C. | Railway Raju |
D. | Saint |
Answer» C. Railway Raju |
45. |
Untochable' is a creation of . |
A. | Narayan |
B. | Rabindranath Tagore |
C. | None |
D. | Anand |
Answer» D. Anand |
46. |
The term ' Anglo - Indian Literature ' is used to denote the writing of in English about Indian life. |
A. | Americans |
B. | Indians |
C. | English men |
D. | West-Indies |
Answer» C. English men |
47. |
Bharti Mukharjee was born in . |
A. | 1940 |
B. | 1939 |
C. | 1941 |
D. | 1942 |
Answer» A. 1940 |
48. |
In the novel 'The Guide' , Raju asked to for a loan to pay the creditor. |
A. | Rosie |
B. | Gaffur |
C. | His mother |
D. | His uncle |
Answer» B. Gaffur |
49. |
Which is the first novel of Narayan ? |
A. | Swami and friends |
B. | The Dark Room |
C. | The Far Pavilions |
D. | The Bachelor of Arts |
Answer» A. Swami and friends |
50. |
The villagers called Raju as a . |
A. | Great saint |
B. | Villain |
C. | Rogue |
D. | Selfish man |
Answer» A. Great saint |
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