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UGC NET 2023 English Question Paper (14-Dec-2023) (Shift 2); Download PDF

UGC NET 2023 English Question Paper (14-Dec-2023) (Shift 2) aligns with the current NTA exam structure, featuring two papers conducted in a single session—Paper 1 (General Teaching & Research Aptitude) and Paper 2 (English subject). The paper consists of objective-type MCQs with no negative marking, covering key areas such as literary theory, criticism, British and Indian literature, language, and pedagogy. Practicing this shift helps candidates understand question trends, topic distribution, and improve overall exam readiness.

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UGC NET 2023 English Question Paper (14-Dec-2023) (Shift 2)

120 Minutes

100 Questions

200 Marks

English

Showing 1 - 5 of 100 questions

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Q1.

Which among the following is not written by F.R. Leavis?

Education and the University (1943)

Culture and Practical Reason (1976)

English Literature in Our Time and the University (1969)

Revaluation (1936)

Q2.

Which among the following texts is not based on the theme of disability?

Madeleine Ryan’s A Room Called Earth

Gabrielle Zevin’s Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

G.B. Shaw’s Mrs. Warren’s Profession

Julia Heaberlin’s We are All the Same in the Dark

Q3.

Which statement among the following defines Pidgin?

A language that is used as a kind of lingua franca among speakers, though it is not a native language of anyone.

A language which has large number of varieties and dialects used across the world.

An African language used by the natives to showcase their culture and customs.

A language with structured grammar and sound system spoken in Australia.

Q4.

What is the appropriate term for the study of language across time (e.g. the history of the changes in a language)?

Diachronic

Synchronic

Syntagmatic

Paradigmatic

Q5.

Which among the following rightly defines ‘homonyms’?

Morphemes which sound different but have the same meanings.

Morphemes which sound the same but have different meanings

Morphemes which are added to other morphemes

Morphemes which sound the same but have different spellings.

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