TNSET-English-March-2025-Answer-Key-Challenge-Professor-Academy

1. Professor Academy TN SET English March 2025 Can the Answer Key be challenged?

2. 99 + 1 questions Q. 39. Comprehension: How does the play open? A: Demons meet C: Dusyanta’s hunt B: foster mother D: marriage ceremony Key: TE (2 marks for all)

3. Challengeable: Setting Questions without any knowledge

4. Q. 97 Which of the following examples demonstrates the correct usage of hyphen and en dashes according to MLA handbook 9thedition ? A : Cultural studies approach B : Post-World War II era C : Civil-rights-based legislation D : Less-expensive option

5. Q. 97 Which of the following examples demonstrates the correct usage of hyphen and en dashes according to MLA handbook 9thedition ? A : Cultural studies approach B : Post-World War II era C : Civil-rights-based legislation D : Less-expensive option

6. Title: MLA Handbook: Ninth edition The Modern Language Association of America New York, 2021 [2.48] Hyphens versus en dashes p.g. 32

7. [2.48] Hyphens versus en dashes If a lowercase compound that would not be hyphenated under the above guidelines forms a single adjective with another word or a prefix, hyphenate the entire adjective. civil rights legislation → post-civil-rights legislation cultural studies approach → cultural-studies-based approach

8. But when a compound is formed from a prefix and a proper noun composed of more than one word, use an en dash (a dash the length of the letter n) in place of a hyphen. The en dash indicates that the prefix is meant to connect to the entire capitalized term that follows and not only to the first word of the capitalized term. World War II era → post–World War II era hyphen - en dash – [ l -- l l – l ]

10. Back to Stone Age: Fill in the blank

11. Q. 37 Like all the _______ Henry David Thoreau believes that happiness and contentment lie in simplicity, service, sacrifice and trust. A: great writer B: great poet C: great philosopher D: great playwright

12. Q. 37 Like all the _______ Henry David Thoreau believes that happiness and contentment lie in simplicity, service, sacrifice and trust. A: great writer B: great poet C: great philosopher D: great playwright

13. Henry David Thoreau Transcendentalism Walden (1854) “Civil Disobedience” (1849)

14. Q. 93 Seamus Heaney argues _______ is transformed into ________ in a moment of discovery. A : inarticulate, Cognitive bounds B : Craft, technique C : technique, craft D : cognitive bounds, inarticulate

15. Q. 93 Seamus Heaney argues _______ is transformed into ________ in a moment of discovery. A : inarticulate, Cognitive bounds B : Craft, technique C : technique, craft D : cognitive bounds, inarticulate

16. 1966 Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rests. I’ll dig with it. – “Digging”

17. Bog poems “Bog Queen” “The Grauballe Man” “Punishment” “Strange Fruit” “Tollund Man”

18. Beyond ‘substandard’: For the Sake of asking questions

19. Q. 51 A Study of Indian writing in English will provide A : a historical perspective on the nativization of English. B : Use of English C : background of Indian poetics and imagination. D : Western Culture.

20. Q. 51 A Study of Indian writing in English will provide A : a historical perspective on the nativization of English. B : Use of English C : background of Indian poetics and imagination. D : Western Culture.

21. Obsession with Years: Useful to none

22. Q. 74 To promote modern poetry in English, when was the “Writers Workshop” founded by P. Lal. A : 1956 B : 1958 C : 1960 D : 1962

23. Q. 74 To promote modern poetry in English, when was the “Writers Workshop” founded by P. Lal. A : 1956 B : 1958 C : 1960 D : 1962

24. Q. 38 When did Tagore wrote a number of patriotic poems, songs, articles during the painful partition of Bengal? A : 1948 B : 1988 C : 1963 D : 1905

25. Q. 38 When did Tagore wrote a number of patriotic poems, songs, articles during the painful partition of Bengal? A : 1948 B : 1988 C : 1963 D : 1905

26. Q. 30 Arrange the following writers in chronological order: 1. Rudy Wiebe : 2. Alistair Macleod: 3. George Elliott Clarke: 4. Jeannette. C. Armstrong A : 2, 1, 3, 4 C : 3, 4, 2, 1 B : 2, 4, 3, 1 D : 1, 2, 4, 3

27. Q. 30 Arrange the following writers in chronological order: 1. Rudy Wiebe 2. Alistair Macleod 3. George Elliott Clarke 4. Jeannette. C. Armstrong A : 2, 1, 3, 4 C : 3, 4, 2, 1 1934 1936 1960 1948 B : 2, 4, 3, 1 D : 1, 2, 4, 3

28. Buried in obscurity: Lack of references

29. Q. 29 Which poem begins with the following lines: “He invented a rainbow but lightning struck it Shattered it into the lake-lap of a mountain”. A : Progressive Insanities of a Pioneer B : Bushed C : Low Tide on Grand Pre D : Maps

30. Q. 29 Which poem begins with the following lines: “He invented a rainbow but lightning struck it Shattered it into the lake-lap of a mountain”. A : Progressive Insanities of a Pioneer [Atwood] B : Bushed C : Low Tide on Grand Pre (sic Pré) D : Maps [Earle Birney] [Bliss Carman] [James Reaney]

31. Q. 82 Natives fallen under the sway of European civilization, like the nationalist Aladi in Joyce Cary’s __________ are ultimately regarded as victims, pathetic rather than tragic of a historical process that exceeds them. A : Mistor Johnson B : An American Visitor C : African Witch D : Aissa Saved

32. Q. 82 Natives fallen under the sway of European civilization, like the nationalist Aladi in Joyce Cary’s __________ are ultimately regarded as victims, pathetic rather than tragic of a historical process that exceeds them. A : Mistor Johnson B : An American Visitor C : African Witch D : Aissa Saved

33. Joyce Cary (1888–1957) Anglo-Irish novelist Aissa Saved (1932) An American Visitor (1933) The African Witch (1936) Mister Johnson (1939)

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