1. The comparatist who considers Comparative Literature as a branch of 'literary history' is

Horst Frenz

Paul Van Tieghem

Jean-Marie Carre

Marius-Fransois Guyard

2. Who among the following belongs to the French school of Comparative Literature

Rene Wellek

H.H. Remak

Marius-Franco Guyard

Wrich Weisstein

3. The authors of the book 'Bibliography of Comparative Literature' are

Baldensperger Friederich

Schlegel Tieck

Wellek Warren

Stallknecht Frenz

4. The term 'General Literature' was popularized by

H.M. Posnett

Paul Van-Tieghem

David Malone

J.W. Von Goethe

5. Identify the author of the statement "Influence studies is the bread and wine of Comparative Literature".

Susan Bassnett

Eugene Eoyang

R.A. Sayce

Anna Balakian

6. 'Literary history of the United States' was written by

Robert Spiller

Harry Levin

Cleanth Brooks

Gerald Gillespie

7. In England, the idea of Comparative Literature can be traced to

Phillip Sidney

John Dryden

S.T. Coleridge

Charles Lamb

8. The statement "Generation is the spearhead of a Period" is by

Robert Spiller

W.K. Winasatt

H.P.H. Teesing

A.E.O. Lovejoy

9. Raymond Trousson takes up for analysis the

Faust theme

Ulysses theme

Dedulus theme

Prometheus theme

10. The critic who argued that Comparative Literature is a "non-subject" is

Paul Van-Tieghem

Benedetto Croce

Andre Gide

Frich Auerback

11. The book "Comparative Literature Indian Dimensions" is written by

Buddhadev Bose

Amiya Dev

Swapan Mazumdar

T.P. Meenakshisundaran

12. A conspicuous mixture of genres is evident in

The Golden Gate

Midnight's Children

Lady Coupe

Desirable Daughters

13. The Asian poetic genre which influenced European modernist poetry is

Rudali

Shairi

Vacana -Kavitha

Haiku

14. Which genre did Aristotle discuss in detail

Epic

Drama

Rhetoric

Lyric
15. The term "mythos" refers to

A Plot

A Character

A Dialogue

A Riddle

16. Inhalt, Staff, Gestalt are the threefold divisions of the literary cosmos suggested by

Raymond Trousson

Elizabeth Frenzeh

Stith Thompson

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe



17. 'Archetypal Patterns in Poetry' is written by

Mand Badkin

Northrop Frye

Terry Eagleton

Leslie Fiedler

18. 'The Eternal Triangle' is a case of

A natural phenomenon

A Recurring character

A Recurring situation

A literary representation of type

19. The study of the quest theme from the ancient past to the present is

A mythological study

A stylistic study

A synchronic study

A diachronic study

20. The comparatist who is considered the pioneer of thematology in the United States is

Claudio Guilten

Harry Levin

David Herman

Jonathan Culler

21. The concept of 'Prefiguration' finds its origin in

Religion

Ancient society

Psychology

Mathematics

22. Kuchipudi is a dance form mostly practised in

Bihar

Assam

Andhra Pradesh

Kerala

23. 'Meghnadbadh Kavya' is written by

Rabindranath Tagore

Nabinchandra Sen

Bhudeb Mukherjee

Michael Madhusudan Datta

24. 'AUCITTANICARACARCA is written by


Ksemendra

Rajas'ekhara

Maammata

Sankuka

25. The Bengali Ramayana is written by

Krittivas

Kambar

Tulsidas

M. Madhusudan Datta


26. The notion of DIFFERENCE is formulated by

Jacques Lacan

Michel Foucault

Saussure

Jacques Derrida

27. The Chicago School of Critics are also called

The New Historicists

The Neo Aristotelians

The Neo-Marxists

The Neo-Hegelians

28. 'The Anxiety of Influence' is authored by

Paul de-Mann

Harold Bloom

Geoffrey Hartman

Rene Wellek

29. The book 'Interpretation of Dreams' is written by

Albert Camus

Jean Paul Satre

Sigmund Freud

Julia Kristeva

30. Both Frantz Fanon and Sartre come from

Turkey

Nigeria

Algeria

Egypt
31. Bankimchandra's novel 'DURGES 'NANDINI' was deeply influenced by

Talisman

Joseph Andrews

Pamela

Ivanhoe
32. The kind of imitation that aims at the style of a single pact, a whole movement or an entire period, is called

Stylization

Adaptation

Transcreation

Hybridization

33. Analogical study is advocated by

The American comparatists

The Russian comparatists

The French comparatists

The German comparatists

34. The term used in Tamil for the word is

Katha

Upanyas

Pudhinam

Kaadambari
35. Who among the following is a symbolist pact

John Dryden

Bandelaire

Ezra Pound

Novalis
36. How many strategies does Andre lefevere suggest for translating poetry

Three

Seven

Five

Nine
37. The English translator of the Victorian period of Omar Khayam's RUBAIYAT was

Edward Fitzgerald

Alfred Tennyson

Edgar Allan Poe

Robert Browning

38. Who made the statement "Every text is unique, at the same time, it is the translation of another text

Derek Walcott

Horst Frenz

Rainer Maria Rilke

Octavio Paz

39. The statement "To translate poetry, into prose is to betray the poem" is made by

T.E. Lawrence

Ezra Pound

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Samuel Putnam

40. Who wrote the Introduction to the first edition of Rabindranath Tagore's translation of GITANJALI

William Rothenstein

Sturge Moore

W.B. Yeats

Edmund Blunden

41. Who is the author of the essay "Music Poetry"

T.S. Eliot

Ezra Pound

W.B. Yeats

W.H. Anden

42. The essay "Literature and the Arts" is written by

Mary Gaither

Leon Edel

Ulrich Weirstein

Edward D. Seber

43. The contemporary novel which uses the Mahabharata myth is

Shadowlines

English August

The Great Indian Novel

A Suitable Boy

44. Who wrote the novel 'Sangathi' (The Event)

Kutti Revathy

Bama

Sivakami

Vasanthi
45. Gayatri Chakravarti Spivak considers herself to be

A Marxist

A New Historicist

A Phenomenologist

A Marxist Feminist Deconstructionist

Like our historiography our interrelations too are well-founded being part of our multilingualism they are quite comprehensive. As a principal mode of 'intermediacy' if we take a stock of the translations from one Indian language into another, we will have an idea of the extent of these interrelations. Bankim, for instance, has been translated into a good many Indian languages and has thus exerted a primary influence on the nascent novel in them. This adds an extra dimension to our interrelations, for we have not only influenced one another but have carried western influence to one another.
46. Why does the author of the passage say that "our inter-relations are well founded"

Western impact on Indian culture

The study of Indian classical languages

Our Indian multilingual culture helps us to reserve inter-relations

Ethnicity



47. Which is the principal mode of intermediacy talked about in this passage

Translating from one Indian language to another

Translating from a Western language to an Indian language

Translating Arabic to an Indian language

Translating from Sanskrit to an Indian language

48. What do you understand from the term "Mascent Novel"

The novel as a literary form

The growth of the bildungsroman

The novel in its formative stage

Novel on the nation

49. What is the extra dimension referred to in this passage

Western influence on an Indian writer

Western influence in addition to regional influences

Indian influence on the West

Asian influence on Indian writers

50. What is the focus of the passage

The importance of translation in Comparative Literature

National Integration

Study of thematology

The role of influence in Comparative Literature