3-LCT

W. H. Hudson draws a distinction between reading and studying.

• True

• False

Connotation and denotation are synonyms.

• True

• False

Here comes the crown with her followers. Here, "the crown" is an example of:

• Simile

• Metaphor

• None of these

The chairs on which you sit in the class are, for Plato, a part of the

• world of imitation

• ideal world

• metaphysical realm

According to Aristotle, the best of tragic plots are episodic.

• True

• False

The purpose of literature, according to Horace, is to

• delight and teach in equal measure

• serve delightful aesthetic expressions

• be didactic and moralistic

In his Essay of Dramatic Poesy, Dryden makes a comparative analysis of Shakespeare and the University Wits.

• True

• False

For Coleridge, Imagination merely reorders and presents images of sensory perception while Fancy synthesises those and presents.

• True

• False

Gramsci distinguishes between the "Organic" and the "In-organic" intellectuals.

• True

• False

Langston Hughes is a figure of the _____________

• Italian Renaissance

• Harlem Renaissance

• Anti-apartheid Movement in South Africa