UGC-NET Reading Comprehension MCQ Practice
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Standard5 QuestionsRead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
The most important literary event in the nineteenth century was the emergence of literary prose in all the modern Indian languages. It is not that prose was an invention of this period. Both Sanskrit and Persian had a vast body of prose. Persian prose in the main treated “serious and learned topics”; the purpose of the authors was “to inform and to uplift rather than to amuse”, despite the fact that the fantastic adventure of the Arabian Nights cycle gave scope to the creative imagination. Sanskrit, which developed a simple and dignified prose-style from the time of the composition of the Upanisads, several centuries before Christ, employed prose in various spheres of intellectual and imaginative activities. Following the same tradition, Pali and a few Prakrit languages also developed a rich and vast body of tales and romances.
What among the following allowed scope for creative imagination?
002 RC
Standard5 QuestionsRead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
The most important literary event in the nineteenth century was the emergence of literary prose in all the modern Indian languages. It is not that prose was an invention of this period. Both Sanskrit and Persian had a vast body of prose. Persian prose in the main treated “serious and learned topics”; the purpose of the authors was “to inform and to uplift rather than to amuse”, despite the fact that the fantastic adventure of the Arabian Nights cycle gave scope to the creative imagination. Sanskrit, which developed a simple and dignified prose-style from the time of the composition of the Upanisads, several centuries before Christ, employed prose in various spheres of intellectual and imaginative activities. Following the same tradition, Pali and a few Prakrit languages also developed a rich and vast body of tales and romances.
How is Sanskrit prose described in the passage?
002 RC
Standard5 QuestionsRead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
The most important literary event in the nineteenth century was the emergence of literary prose in all the modern Indian languages. It is not that prose was an invention of this period. Both Sanskrit and Persian had a vast body of prose. Persian prose in the main treated “serious and learned topics”; the purpose of the authors was “to inform and to uplift rather than to amuse”, despite the fact that the fantastic adventure of the Arabian Nights cycle gave scope to the creative imagination. Sanskrit, which developed a simple and dignified prose-style from the time of the composition of the Upanisads, several centuries before Christ, employed prose in various spheres of intellectual and imaginative activities. Following the same tradition, Pali and a few Prakrit languages also developed a rich and vast body of tales and romances.
The most significant literary event in the nineteenth century, according to the passage, was:
002 RC
Standard5 QuestionsRead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
The most important literary event in the nineteenth century was the emergence of literary prose in all the modern Indian languages. It is not that prose was an invention of this period. Both Sanskrit and Persian had a vast body of prose. Persian prose in the main treated “serious and learned topics”; the purpose of the authors was “to inform and to uplift rather than to amuse”, despite the fact that the fantastic adventure of the Arabian Nights cycle gave scope to the creative imagination. Sanskrit, which developed a simple and dignified prose-style from the time of the composition of the Upanisads, several centuries before Christ, employed prose in various spheres of intellectual and imaginative activities. Following the same tradition, Pali and a few Prakrit languages also developed a rich and vast body of tales and romances.
What was the purpose of authors writing in Persian prose, as described in the passage?
002 RC
Standard5 QuestionsRead the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
The most important literary event in the nineteenth century was the emergence of literary prose in all the modern Indian languages. It is not that prose was an invention of this period. Both Sanskrit and Persian had a vast body of prose. Persian prose in the main treated “serious and learned topics”; the purpose of the authors was “to inform and to uplift rather than to amuse”, despite the fact that the fantastic adventure of the Arabian Nights cycle gave scope to the creative imagination. Sanskrit, which developed a simple and dignified prose-style from the time of the composition of the Upanisads, several centuries before Christ, employed prose in various spheres of intellectual and imaginative activities. Following the same tradition, Pali and a few Prakrit languages also developed a rich and vast body of tales and romances.
According to the passage, Persian prose deals with: