Question Bank_BA Part I (Sociology)

 (P A Mokashi)

B.A.( Part- I) semester – II (NEP) Pattern Examination,

March - 2023

Sub – Sociology(Paper No – II)

Paper Name : Principles of sociology

Sub.code: 88381

 

1)सांस्कृतिक गोष्टींचा वारसा जेव्हा एका पिढीकडून दुसऱ्या पिढिकडे जातो. तेव्हा त्याला............. असे म्हटले जाते.

अ) सामाजिकता            ब) संचयशीलता कार

क) संक्रमणता               ड) शिक्षित वर्तनप्र

2) अवकाशात चालणारे विमान ही---- प्रकारची संस्कृती आहे.

 अ) भौतिक                   ब) अमानवी

 क) नैसर्गिक                  ड) अभौतिक

3) ज्ञान आत्मसात करण्याची क्रिया हे संस्कृतीचे.......... मुलतत्त्व आहे.

अ) बोधात्मक                ब) नियमनात्मक

क) श्रद्धात्मक              ड) मूल्यात्मक

4) संस्कृती हा एक 'सामाजिक वारसा' आहे असे............यांनी म्हटले आहे.

(अ) इरावती कर्वे         ब) मॅक आयव्हर

क) राल्फ लिंटन          ड) एडवर्ड टायलर

5)संस्कृतीला.............. यांनी 'सामाजिक परंपरांचा संग्रह'असे म्हटले आहे

 अ) राल्फ लिंटन          ब) रॉबर्ट लुई

क) एडवर्ड टायलर       ड)  मँक आयव्हर

6) संस्कृती व्यक्तीला एका निश्चित प्रकारे वर्तन करण्यासाठी प्रेरित करते असे ...........यांनी म्हटले आहे.

अ) जॉन गिलीन             ब) राल्फ लिंटन

क)  मँक आयव्हर          ड) इरावती कर्वे

7) भाषेत वापरले जाणारे शब्द याला ............ असे म्हणतात.

अ) आंतरक्रिया               ब) प्रतीक

क) चिन्ह                       ड) मूल्य

8) 'मुल्ये' ही सामान्य प्रमाणके असतात आणि ती उच्च प्रतीची नियमनेच असतात असे ---- यांनी म्हटले आहे.

       अ)हंटर                  ब) हॅरी जॉन्सन

       क) डेव्हिड पॉपनो   ड) मॅक आयव्हर

9) मूल्यांचा प्रभावीपणा आणि दुय्यमत्व हे.............असते.

      अ) सामाजिकए               ब) समाज निरपेक्ष

      क) समाजसापेक्ष             ड) असामाजिक

10) भौतिक आणि अभौतिकतेच्या आधारे संस्कृतीची व्याख्या...........यांनी केली आहे.

      अ) मॅक आयव्हर             ब) एडवर्ड टायरल

      क) हॅरी जॉन्सन               ड) इरावती कर्वे

11) समाजीकरण ही एक ............चालणारी प्रक्रिया आहे.

       अ) अल्यकाळ          ब) व्यक्तिगत

       क) निरंतर              ड) कालनिर्दिष्टा

12) समाजीकरणाच्या ...........या अवस्थेत मुलास वास्तवाची जाणीव होते.

       अ) मौखिकावस्था      ब) पौगंडावस्था

क) इडिपलवस्था      ड) गुदावस्था

13)नवीन जीवनप्रणालीचा स्वीकार करण्याच्या प्रक्रियेला........म्हणतात.

       अ) पुनर्समाजीकरण       ब) प्रौढसमाजीकरण

       क) समाजीकरण         ड) संस्कृतीकरण

14)'मानवी स्वभावाची जोपासना कुटुंब करते' असे ..... यांनी म्हटले आहे.

      अ) हॅरी जॉन्सन,       ब) अलेक्स इंकेल्स

क) चार्लस कूले        ड)किंग्जले डेव्हिस

15) ज्या अवस्थेत आत्मकल्पना निर्माण होऊ लागतात त्याला स्वप्रतिबिंबित प्रतिमान' अथवा 'दर्पणात्मा' असे ..............यांनी म्हटले आहे

        अ) हॅरी जॉन्सनन       ब) चार्ल्स कुले

        क) किंग्जले डेव्हिस    ड)अलेक्स इंकेल्स

16) ............या अवस्थेत मूल सुखतत्त्वात गुरफटलेले असते' असे फ्रॉइडने म्हटले आहे.

            अ) गुदावस्था          ब) पौगंडावस्था

            क) मौखिकावस्था   ड) इंडिपलवस्था

17) 'प्रौढांचे समाजीकरण हे सामान्यतः मुलांच्या समाजीकरणापेक्षा अधिक सुलभतेने करता येते' असे...........यांनी म्हटले आहे.

          अ) किंबाल यंग          ब) मैक आयव्हर

          क) किंग्जले डेव्हिस     ड)हैरी जॉन्सन

18) 'पुनर्समाजीकरण म्हणजे नवीन जीवनप्रणालीचा स्वीकार करणे होय' असे ........... यांनी म्हटले आहे

          अ) ब्रुम व सेल्झनिक           ब) स्मिथ व प्रेस्टन

          क) म्याक आयव्हर व पेज    ड)हार्टन व हंट

19) "कुटुंब हा संस्कृती संक्रमणाचा आधार आहे' असे ............यांनी घटले आहे.

         अ) बीरस्टीड             ब) म्याक आयव्हर

         क) चार्ल्स कुले         ड) हॉर्टन व हंट

20) कुटुंबाखालोखाल, समाजीकरणाच्या ..........या साधनाला अधिक महत्त्व दिले जाते.

         अ) प्रसार माध्यम       ब) शेजार

         क) शाळा                 ड) चित्रपट

21)सामाजिक नियंत्रणाची गरज जेव्हा............ यंत्रणाच कमकुवत ठरते तेव्हा निर्माण होते.

         अ) संस्कृतीकरणाची          ब)समाजीकरणाची

         क) नियमनांची                 ड) परिवर्तनाची

 

 

 

22) सामाजिक नियंत्रण हे..........आवश्यक असते.

     अ) समाजीकरणासाठी            ब) सामाजिक गतिशीलतेसाठी

     क) सामाजिक परिवर्तनासाठी  ड)सामाजिक स्वास्थ्यासाठी

23)समाजात सामाजिक ......... निर्माण करणे हा सामाजिक नियंत्रणाचा हेतू नसतो.

     अ) एकता           ब) स्थैर्य

     क)संघर्ष             ड) सातत्य होल

24) प्रत्येक समाजात 'अनुरूपता, ऐक्य व सातत्य प्रस्थापित करणे ही सामाजिक नियंत्रणाची, उद्दिष्टे असतात असे

............यांनी म्हटले आहे.

  अ) किंबॉल यंग      ब) ई. ए.. रॉस

  क)फेअरचाईल्ड.    ड) हॉर्टन व हंट

 

25) औपचारिक नियंत्रण हे .........स्वरूपाचे असते.

              अ) निश्चयात्मक        ब) सूचनात्मक

             क) अनुनयात्मक       ड) निषेधात्मक

26)अधिकृत आणि सूचक नियंत्रण प्रकार........यांनी मांडला आहे.

             अ) लुथर बर्नार्ड       ब)ई.सी. हेस

              क)लमली             ड) मरे.

27) प्रत्यक्ष व अप्रत्यक्ष नियंत्रण प्रकाराचे वर्गीकरण '............यांनी केले आहे.

              अ) लुथर बर्नार्ड                ब ) मरे

              क) कार्ल म्यांनहीम         ड) इ. सी. हेस

28)सकारात्मक' व मंकारात्मक असे सामाजिक नियंत्रणाचे वर्गीकरण ..........यांनी केले आहे.

            अ) कार्ल मैनहीम          ब) किंबॉल यंग

            क) गुरविच                   ड) लुथर बर्नार्ड

29)सामाजिक सुधारणा हा......... नियंत्रणाचा भाग असतो.

        अ) जाचक         ब) विधायक

       क) प्रतिबंधात्मक  ड) नकारात्मक

30) सामाजिक प्रमाणकांना अनुरूपन होणाऱ्या वर्तनाला .............असे म्हणतात.

             अ) अनुचलन         ब) प्रमाणशून्यता

             क) विचलन            ड) विपथगामी,

31)"मानवसमाज ही एक गतिशील प्रक्रिया आहे' --- यांनी म्हटले आहे.

              अ) हॅरी जॉन्सन        ब) अलेक्स इंकैल्स

              क) किंग्जले डेव्हिस   ड) मॅक आयकर

32)साथीच्या रोगामुळे होणारे परिवर्तन म्हणजे ..........…घटकामुळे होणारे परिवर्तन होय.

             अ) सांस्कृतिक            ब) तांत्रिक

             क) आर्थिक               ड) नैसर्गिक

 33)स्त्री-पुरुष प्रमाणात असणारी असमानता ही........... घटकाशी निगडित असते.

             अ) आर्थिक             ब)सांस्कृतिक

             क) लोकसंख्यात्मक  ड) तांत्रिक

34) नैसर्गिक निवड व सामाजिक निवड या दोन गोष्टींचा विचार सामाजिक परिवर्तनाच्या......…...या घटकात केला आहे.

             अ) आर्थिक          ब)लोकसंख्यात्मक   

             क) सांस्कृतिक      ड) तांत्रिक

35)सामाजिक परिवर्तनाचे मुख्य कारण सांस्कृतिक घटक हेच आहे असे .......... याने म्हटले आहे.

           अ) मैक्स वेबर         ब)किंग्जले डेव्हिस

          क) मॅक आयव्हर      ड) हॅरी जॉन्सन

36)संस्कृतीच्या मूर्त आणि अमूर्त- घटकातील बदलाचा परिणाम समाजरचनेवर होत असतो. तेव्हा त्यातील

विलंबनामुळे ............परिवर्तन घडू शकते.

अ) सांस्कृतिक      ब)सामाजिक

क) तांत्रिक           ड)जैविक

37)'मूलभूत अर्थाने समाजरचनेतील बदल म्हणजे सामाजिक परिवर्तन होय' असे ...........यांनी म्हटले आहे.

       अ) एम. डी. जेनसन्         ब) किंग्जले डेव्हिस

       क) हॅरी जॉन्सन              ड) गिलीन व गिलीन

38) प्रतिगामी दृष्टिकोणामुळे सामाजिक परिवर्तनात...........निर्माण होते,

          अ) चालना                          ब) बाधा

          क) सकारात्मक दृष्टिकोण      ड)नावीन्य

39) अस्पृश्यता निवारणाला केलेला विरोध म्हणजे...........केलेला विरोध असतो.

          अ) सुधारणावादाला             ब) नवीन शोधांना

         क)पारंपरिक विचारांना           ड)नवीन गोष्टींना

40)"परिवर्तनाचे उत्साहपूर्ण स्वागत करणे हा जणू एक जीवनमार्गच बनला आहे' असे........यांनी म्हटले आहे.

           अ) हॅरी जॉन्सन           ब) मेक आयव्हर

           क) किंग्जले डेव्हिस      ड)ग्रीन

Question Bank_BCom Part I (English)

(A I Patel)

Radhanagari Mahavidyalaya, Radhanagari.

Question Bank (Semester- II)

B. Com. I             Subject- English for Business Communication

1.           Abdul Latif was called……….

A)      Ali          B) potter's boy         C) Late Latif  D) fisherman’s boy

2.       The foujis were razing………. to the ground.

A)      villagers  B) people  C) tamarind trees  D) villages

3.       Abdul called his mother……..

A)      Mammy  B) mom’s  C) mother D) ma

4.       Madam Forestier was Mathilde's ……….

A)      Neighbour  B) Sister    C)friend D)mother

5.       Madame Loisel's first name was …….

A)      Jeanne    B) Mathilde    C) Seine   D)Ramponnau

6.       Loisel had saved 400 francs to buy a ….. A)watch    B)camera   C)ring    D)gun

7.       The first morning and the first evening refer to the creation of………

A)      The world     B)Africa    C)Black man   D) Hell

8.       …………….. Is the colour of special occasions, says Barnard Dadie

A)      Black       B)Grey        C)Red    D) White  

9.       Porter of all sorrows refers to………..

A)      Jesus Christ   B) Nelson Mandela   C)Martin Luther King  D) God

10.   The poor woman’s son was………. Years of age.

A)      18    B) 20   C) 22  D) 25

11.   The theme of the story War is……….

A)      Parental love  B) patriotism   C) victory in war    D) sacrifice in war

12.   The woman in the carriage is described as……….

A)      Strong and beautiful   B) strong and sensible        C) large and in deep mourning        D)happy and honest

13.    The poet welcomes the song bird…..

A)      one time     B) three times   C) five times    D) zero times

14.   The song of the bird reminds the poet of his………..

A)      Youthful days       B)present days   C)future days     D)childhood days

15.   The cuckoo is a symbol of………. for the poet.

A)      vision   B) boyhood    C) hope   D) voice

16.   The ever fixed star guides……..

A)      Every lover          B) every vehicle        C) every ship         D) every beloved

17.   The sickle of life can take …... into its compass.

A)      Youth  B)birth   C) death  D)experience

18.   The word marriage in the first line means………..

A)      Union     B) application     C) gathering    D)trip

19.   True love bears out even to…..

A)      The marriage    B)the hours and weeks C)to the fixed mark    D)the end of the world.

20.   Ali found that all the huts in…… were razed to the ground

A)      Rangpur    B) Nandipur   C) Nandigram   D) Nandi Nagar

21.   According to Abdul’s father, Abdul was a………..

A)      Unbaked clay        B) little Abdul        C)my child              D) mama’s boy

22.   Ali had saved Abdul from ………

A)      Robber’s attack     B) drowning     C)war           D) beating

23.   Loisel had to attend office at……..in the morning

A)      Eight     B) nine     C) ten     D) eleven

24.   Monsieur Loisel was …….in the Ministry of Education

A)      The minister   B) an officer    C) a clerk   D) a secretary

25.   The poem “I thank you, God” celebrates..

A)      Being White     B) being black    C)being a slave     D) independent

26.   The short story War is set in a train in Italy during…….

A)      World War I     B) World War II     C)War of Roses         D) War against England

27.   One passenger had ………..fighting for the country

A)      All the  four sons    B) two sons & two nephews    C)three sons & two nephews   D) two sons & three nephews 

28.   Abdul’s father was……….

A)      Coolie on the bus station    B)a Porter making earthen pots    C)a school teacher  D) the pir in the  mosque

29.   The actual worth of the lost necklace was around………. Francs

A)      500        B)400      C)1000    D)5000

30.   Thirty six wounds and Thirty six fires refers to the….. of Christ  

        A)Birth  B) teaching   C) crucifixion          D) trouble

Question Bank_English (Optional)

 (Dr N A Jarandikar)

QUESTION BANK

BA Part I (Semester II)

ENGLISH (Optional)

I Say Unto Waris Shah

1. The poem ‘I Say Unto Waris Shah’ is written by _____. (Amrita Pritam)

2. The poem ‘I Say Unto Waris Shah’ is originally written in _____. (Punjabi language)

3. Waris Shah is best known for his poem _____. (‘Heer Ranjha’)

4. Heer and Ranjha belonged to _____. (the Jat family)

5. The poet asks Waris Shah to turn a page of _____. (the Book of Love)

6. According to the poet, today _____ are weeping. (a million daughters)

7. According to the poet, the colour of the river _____ has turned crimson. (Chenab)

8. According to the poet, the poisonous wind has changed the bamboo-shoots into _____. (cobras)

9. The limbs of Punjab are turned _____. (bluish)

10. The poem ‘I Say Unto Waris Shah’ has the background of _____. (the partition of India)

 

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When My Play was with Thee

1. The poem ‘When My Play was with Thee’ is written by _____. (Rabindranath Tagore)

2. The poet says when as a child he played with ‘Thee’, he had _____. (no fear and no shame)

3. God used to call the poet in his childhood so many times at _____. (dawn)

4. During the poet’s childhood, God was his _____. (playmate)

5. As a child, the poet used to run around God through _____. (woods and fields)

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Light, Oh, Where is the Light?

1. The poem ‘Light, Oh, Where is the Light?’ is written by _____. (Rabindranath Tagore)

2. The poet asks to ignite the light with _____. (the fire of longing)

3. According to the poet, there is a lamp but without _____. (flame)

4. According to the poet, the sky is crammed with _____. (clouds)

5. According to the poet, _____ makes the darkness thicker. (lightning)

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‘The Dread Departure’

 

1. Bhaurao’s family lives in a ---------. –(Chawl)
2. The play ‘The Dread Departure’ is written by ------------. (Satish Alekar)
3. The play ‘The Dread Departure’ is originally written in ------ language. (Marathi)
4. The play ‘The Dread Departure’ is translated in English by ----------. (Gauri Deshpande)
5. The original tile of the play in Marathi is  ----------(Mahanirvan)
6. The play Dread Departure opens with the death of --------. (Bhaurao)
7. The corporation had provided a new ------------- crematorium. (electric)
8. Nana promises Bhaurao  to cremate him in old crematorium ground  after ---------- days. (Thirteen)
9. The watchman of old crematorium ground demands ---------- rupees to allow Nana for the funeral of Bhaurao. (two thousand)
10. Nana as the beneficiary gets ----------- rupees through Bhaurao’s Insurance policy. (ten thousand)

 

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Touchstone Method_Matthew Arnold

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‘The Touchstone Method’

Introduction: The famous ‘touchstone method’ is proposed by Matthew Arnold. Matthew Arnold was a Victorian poet-critic. He is known as “the father of modern criticism” and “a critic of critics”. “Dover Beach” and “Scholar Gypsy” are his well-known poems.  

Victorian Age: The period from 1832 to 1900 is known as the Victorian age. The Victorian age is considered as the golden age.  During this age, England flourished on all the fronts. This age is also known as “the age of faith and doubt”. Till now, the English society believed in the Church and the Bible. It believed that Man is the child of God. But this faith was shattered by Darwin’s theory of evolution. Darwin argued that man is evolved from a monkey. So the Victorian society was trapped in faith and doubt about the role of religion and philosophy in human life.

Religion, Philosophy and Poetry: Matthew Arnold proposes his touchstone method against this background. Matthew Arnold discussed the touchstone method in his essay “Study of Poetry” (1880). Matthew Arnold’s touchstone method is a comparative method. The touchstone method gives importance to comparison and analysis. Hence it is a scientific method. At first, Matthew Arnold argues that religion and philosophy are losing their appeal. People turn to religion and philosophy for enlightenment and delight.  So where now will people go for enlightenment and delight? And Matthew Arnold hopes that religion and philosophy will be replaced by poetry. According to him, if poetry will achieve such kind of high position, it has to be equally of high standard. Matthew Arnold’s idea of high standard poetry includes high truth, high seriousness and superior diction. But how to decide that the poetry is of high standard? For this question, Matthew Arnold’s answer is “the touchstone method”. According to Matthew Arnold, the touchstone method will help us to judge the quality of poetry.

Three estimations: However, before talking about the touchstone method, Matthew Arnold warns to avoid the methods to judge poetry. Here he talks about (a) personal estimation, (b) historical estimation and (c) real estimation. According to Matthew Arnold, while judging poetry one must avoid personal estimation and historical estimation. By personal estimation he means one should not judge poetry on the basis of the personal opinions. By historical estimation, he means that one should not carry the burden of the history. By real estimation, he means that one should judge poetry very objectively. One must point out merits and demerits of poetry with open eyes.

‘The Touchstone Method’: For the real estimation of poetry, Matthew Arnold proposes the tool of ‘the touchstone method’. According to Matthew Arnold, while judging poetry, one must compare the lines, stanzas or passages from one piece of literature to the literature which has the qualities of ‘high seriousness’. For the qualities of ‘high seriousness’, Matthew Arnold suggests the literature of writers namely Homer, Dante, Milton and Shakespeare. In short, one must compare a poem or a piece of literature with that of Homer, Dante, Milton or Shakespeare. If the poem that we are reading reflects the shadow of the great writers like Homer, Dante, Milton and Shakespeare, we can assume that poem is superior. Matthew Arnold’s touchstone method can be applied to the writers of all ages.

Arnold’s application of ‘the touchstone method’: On the basis of the real estimation and the touchstone method, Matthew Arnold compares Chaucer with Dante. And he does not consider Chaucer as a superior poet. According to him Chaucer lacks ‘high seriousness’. Matthew Arnold appreciates Pope and Dryden not for their poetry but for their prose. Matthew Arnold considers Thomas Gray as the poet having high poetic values.  

Limitations of ‘the touchstone method’: (1) Matthew Arnold compares lines or passages. But by comparing certain lines or passages, how can we talk about the whole poem? (2) Every writer’s creativity is different. It is difficult to compare creativity. (3) Matthew Arnold again gives importance to poetic diction, and ignores the content.       

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Poetic Diction_William Wordsworth

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Poetic Diction

-      William Wordsworth

“Preface to Lyrical Ballads” is an essay written by William Wordsworth which serves as an important piece of literary criticism. The essay throws powerful insights into the Romantic notions of school of poetry and understand the main ideas and concepts behind it. Wordsworth defended his theory in the essay and hence the essay becomes the bible of the Romanticism.

The poetic diction is the essay as suggested by Wordsworth applies the “real language of men”. He has selected it to communicate and connect it with the other men and common people. He further adds that the selection of the common language can add “vivid sensation” and “pleasure” to the readers as each and every poem has its own “purpose” to share and evoke “pleasure” to the readers.

In addition to this, the selection of such poetic diction to impart the “incidents and situations from common life”. It is only possible for Wordsworth to impart these poetic themes in the poem only with the “real language of men”. He even stated that it will add a “certain colouring of imagination” on the readers so to evoke the ” state of excitement” which the common people share in their everyday lives. The “real language of men” will enable the other men can relate “the manner in which we associate ideas in a state of excitement”.

Moreover, he argues that the “language of men” is refined when the “humble and rustic” elements are used as a setting in the poem. He states that these moment of materials ensure a “plainer and more emphatic language” which become simple and the feelings “coexist” that ensure in more comprehensive and easy to communicate “because the manners of rural life germinate from those elementary feelings”. It not only refines the language but rejects the rational and logic elements which shows the clear rejection of Neo-Classical bombastic language and wits. He defended by implying that the men speak communicates with other men for hours with the best “objects” where the “best part of language is derived” and hence they “convey their feelings and notions in simple and unelaborated expressions”. He even further highlights that the “language” arising from “regular ” and “repeated experiences” are more philosophical and permanent.

Wordsworth argues that the “metrical compositions” may varies with each section of the poems but the poems has its own worthy “purpose”. These “purpose ” can only be delivered by the use of “real language of men” as the “external excitement” along with “pleasure” comes strongly along with the “purpose ” and he defends it by stating that it has been his “habits of meditation” that resulted in “regulated my feelings” which is seen in his description of the “objects” that will excite the readers and serve the “purpose”.

Wordsworth tries to state an argument regarding the use of literary style and devices in his poems. He states that there are several elements of literary devices including personification that “rarely occur in these volumes”. He rejected a heavy use of such devices in his poems “as an ordinary device to elevate the style, and raise it above prose”. He adds that the selection of “real language of men” was his “purpose” and such literary personifications “do not make any natural or regular part of that language”. He states his argument that though he rejected the use of literary rhetorical devices in the poem but did not given a prime importance or ” mechanical device of style” for his poetry.

Lastly, he further argues about the poetic diction that the reduction of rhetorical devices in his poems has a typical reason. He tries to suggest that the reason behind it was to “bring my language near to the language of men”. He adds that the “pleasure” he imparted in the poems are very different from other sets of poetry and it is only possible to impart it only by the use of “language of men” to be the proper “object of poetry”.

 

Lyrical Ballads_Question Bank

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1. In which year, The Lyrical Ballads was published?

Ø  1798

2. Who was the other poet along with William Wordsworth who contributed to The Lyrical Ballads?

Ø  S. T. Coleridge

3. In which year, did William Wordsworth write a preface to The Lyrical Ballads?

Ø  1802

4. According to William Wordsworth, what is a definition of poetry?

Ø  “Poetry is a spontaneous overflow of powerful emotions recollected in tranquillity.”

5. According to Pope, who is the father of a poetic diction?

Ø  Greek poet Homer

6. Who is the first person to use the term ‘poetic diction’?

Ø  John Dennis

7. According to Wordsworth, which language is more permanent and philosophic?

Ø  A language arising out of repeated experience and regular feelings

8. What does Wordsworth say about personifications?

Ø  A mechanical device

9. Which two forms Wordsworth refer as ‘Sisters’?

Ø  Poetry and Painting

10. Wordsworth’s poetry was a reaction against which poetry?

Ø  Neo-classical poetry

11. Who are the major poets of the neo-classical poetry?

Ø  Alexander Pope and John Dryden

12. Which movement started in England with the publication of The Lyrical Ballads?

Ø  Romantic revival movement

13. According to Wordsworth, what is mean by poetic diction?

Ø  “A real language of men.”

14. According to Wordsworth, what kind of life should poetry describe/portray?

Ø  “Low and rustic life”

15. What is Wordsworth’s view about ornamented poetry?

Ø  It blocks the genuine and passionate feelings of the poet.

 

 

1. According to Wordsworth, he published the first volume of The Lyrical Ballads as _____. (an experiment)

2. For his poems, Wordsworth selected _____ of men. (the real language)

3. In his poems, Wordsworth chose incidents and situations from _____. (common life)

4. According to Wordsworth, all good poetry is the spontaneous overflow of _____. (powerful feelings)

5. Wordsworth avoids ______ so as to bring his language near to the language of men. (poetic diction)

6. In the preface, Wordsworth criticises “Sonnet on the Death of Mr Richard West”. This sonnet was written by _____. (Thomas Gray)

7. Wordsworth makes no distinction between _____ and metrical composition. (the language of prose)

8. According to Wordsworth, poet is a man speaking to _____. (men)