GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) English (XH-C2): Questions 1400 - 1404 of 2433
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Question 1400
Appeared in Year: 2010
Question MCQ▾
The famous line “… where ignorant armies clash by night” is taken from a poem by (June Paper-II)
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | W H Auden | |
b. | Siegfried Sassoon | |
c. | Wilfred Owen | |
d. | Matthew Arnold |
Question 1401
Appeared in Year: 2010
Question MCQ▾
The figure of the Warrior Virgin in Spenser՚s Faerie Queen is represented by the character
(June Paper-II)
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | Duessa | |
b. | Gloriana | |
c. | Cynthia | |
d. | Britomart |
Question 1402
Appeared in Year: 2018
Question MCQ▾
From among the following, identify the journal that publishes articles on English language teaching and learning. (July Paper-2)
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | University of Toronto Quarterly | |
b. | TESOL Quarterly | |
c. | Agenda | |
d. | English Language Notes |
Question 1403
Appeared in Year: 2010
Question MCQ▾
The motto “only connect” is taken from (December Paper-II)
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | E. M. Forster՚s Howards End | |
b. | Rudyard Kipling՚s Kim | |
c. | H. G. Wells՚ the History of Mr. Polly | |
d. | Joseph Conrad՚s Nostromo |
Question 1404
Appeared in Year: 2010
Question MCQ▾
The rhetorical pattern used by Chaucer in The Prologue to Canterbury Tales is (December Paper-II)
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | Ten-syllabic line | |
b. | Ottava rima | |
c. | Eight-syllabic line | |
d. | Rhyme royal |