🔹 MCQs on Applied and Pure Literature
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What distinguishes applied literature from pure literature?
A) Use of poetic devices
B) Focus on imaginary experiences
✅ C) It serves an external purpose beyond expression
D) It is always fictional
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Which of the following is an example of applied literature?
A) Shakespeare’s Hamlet
B) Keats’ Ode to a Nightingale
✅ C) Darwin’s The Origin of Species
D) Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse
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Pure literature is written:
A) To promote scientific ideas
✅ B) For the sake of expression only
C) To teach moral lessons
D) For academic purposes
🔹 MCQs on Expression and Experience
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According to the passage, what is the fundamental thing in literature?
✅ A) Expression
B) Style
C) Facts
D) Purpose
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What forms the substance of literature?
A) History
✅ B) Experience
C) Dialogue
D) Drama
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In pure literature, experience should be:
A) Turned into moral teachings
✅ B) Enjoyable merely by being expressed
C) Rewritten to suit the reader
D) Based only on facts
🔹 MCQs on Communication and Imagination
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For literature to be effective, the writer must:
A) Use only factual events
B) Focus on rhyme schemes
✅ C) Transplant his experience into the reader’s mind
D) Avoid using imagination
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The ability to transform experience and share it through language is made possible by:
A) Logic
B) Historical facts
✅ C) Imagination
D) Syntax
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What must the writer arouse in the reader to communicate his experience?
A) Sympathy
B) Curiosity
✅ C) Imagination
D) Pity
🔹 MCQs on Language and Literary Skill
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Which of the following is true about symbolic language in literature?
A) It only works in poetry
B) It must be literal
✅ C) It helps convey the writer’s experience
D) It avoids imagination
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What distinguishes a literary artist from others?
A) Political ideas
✅ B) Sense of language
C) Long vocabulary lists
D) Biographical details
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Why is the role of imagination important in literature?
A) It helps explain scientific facts
✅ B) It recreates experience for the reader
C) It avoids deep emotions
D) It translates facts into data
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