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University of Hyderabad (UoH) 2010 Entrance Exams Other Entrance Exams M.Phil Programme Entrance - Translation Studies - Question Paper

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M.Phil Programme Entrance examination - Translation Studies

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UNIVERSITY OF HYDERABAD ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, JUNE 2010 M.Phil. TRANSLATION STUDIES

Time : 2 hours    Maximum Marks: 75

HALL TICKET NUMBER

This question paper consists of 3 (three) pages only.

INSTRUCTIONS

1.    The question paper is divided into two parts - A & B. Part-A has 25 objective types multiple-choice questions of 1 mark each. These questions test aptitude in general and language in particular.

2.    There will be negative marking for questions under Part-A so that 0.33 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer and a zero for not attempting a question.

3.    No negative marking for questions under Part-B.

4.    Answer questions of Part-A by putting a tick mark (V) against the correct answer on the question paper itself and tie it to the answer sheet.

5.    In the event of a tie between two or more candidates, marks scored in Part-A will be considered to decide candidates relative rank.

6.    Marks allotted to each set of questions are shown separately under Part-B.

PART -A

(25 marks)

1. Tradittore tradutore is an expression in_

a) French b) Russian

c) German

d)

Italian

2.

A Textbook of Translation is written by

a) E A Nida b) Roger T. Bell c)

Peter Newmark

d)

Lawrance Venuti

3.

The most translated work in the world is

a) Koran b) Zend Awesta

c) Bible

d) Ramayana

4.

The equivalent of Chandas is a) Grammar b) Rhetorics

c) Philosophy

d) Prosody

5.    Indias National Academy of Letters is_.

a) Bharatiya Jnanapith Trust    b) Sahitya Akademi

c) National Book Trust    d) Central Institute of Indian Languages

6.    Paraphrase is a translation_.

a) Method b) Procedure    c) Principle d) Problem

7.    Semantics is the study of_.

a) Language b) Gender    c) Caste d) Meaning

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a) Nida    b) Quine    c) Catford    d) Popovic

9.    Adan-Pradan is a scheme of the_to promote translation among Indian

languages.

a) MHRD    b) NBT    c) Sahitya Akademi d) UGC

10.    _is the national language of India.

a) English    b) Hindi    c) Sanskrit    d) None

11.    Syntax is associated with_.

a) Meaning b) Parts of Speech c) Structure of a sentence d) Dictionary

12.    __is not a part of Schedule VIII of the Indian constitution.

a) Maithili    b) Bodo    c) Khasi    d) Konkani

13.    _gives the most prestigious award in Indian languages every year.

a) NBT    b) Sahitya Akademi

c) Indian Academy of Social Sciences    d) ICSSR

14.    Synonym means haying the

a) same form    b) same meaning

c) same spelling    d) same grammatical category

15.    Santhali belongs to the_family of languages.

a) Indo-Aryan b) Dravidian    c) Munda    d) Tibeto-Burman

16.    _is the odd one in the list.

a) Manipuri    b) Naga    c) Mizo    d) Khasi

17.    Sanskrit and_are sister languages.

a) Old Persian b) Old Tamil    c) Classical Telugu d) Brahmi

18.    Lexicography deals with

a) Grammar    b) Philosophy c) Dictionary making d) Anatomy

19.    _is the odd one in the following list.

a) Phonology b) Morphology ' c) Syntax    d) Semantics

20.    Nagamese belongs to the_language family.

a) Indo-Aryan b) Dravidian    c) Munda    d) Tibeto-Burman

21.    Most endangered languages of India belong to the_family.

a) Indo-Aryan b) Dravidian    c) Munda    d) Tibeto-Burman

22.    The term transliteration means writing the same text in a different

a) script    b) language    c) style    d) font

23. Which of the following is spelt correctly?    .

a) Comitee    b) Commitee    c) Committee d) Commite

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24. The bookGitanjaliwas written by

a) Bankim Chandra Chatopadhyay

c) Jawaharlal Nehru

b) Rabindranath Tagore

d) Arundhati Roy


literature.

c) Bengali


a) Urdu


d) Punjabi


25. Premchand is associated with


b) Maithili


PART-B

(50 marks)

26. Translate the following into your native language :

[5x2 = 10]


a)    Men may come and men may go, but I go on for ever.

b)    If you prick us do we not bleed? If you trickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die?

c)    I would rather die, he exclaimed, than join the oppressors of my country.

d)    If my husband were alive - but why lament the past?

e)    He was a brave, large-hearted man; and we all honored him.

27. Translate the following passage into your native language and discuss the problems involved:    [10 + 5]

Nature has again shown her wisdom in causing her bird family to lay eggs of different colors, for in this way she protects them from destruction. You will notice that birds that make their nests in obscure holes, where there is little danger of intruders routing out their eggs, lay white eggs. It is in the nests that are easier to find that you will see colored eggs.

For example, birds whose nests are in the sand or among rocks usually lay eggs with blotches and spots on them, so that they resemble their background and are therefore difficult to detect.

The eggs of the term, for instance, look so like the pebbles among which they lie that it is almost impossible to distinguish one from the other.

[2x5 = 10]


28. Answer any TWO of the following:

3) Prepositions


2) Tense

5) Nouns and Pronouns


1) Adverb 4) Gender


29. Write a brief outline on the topic of your research proposed : (in English) [15]







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