Author: Mukesh Rishit

Introduction to “Babel” and R. F. Kuang R. F. Kuang has become a strong voice in speculative fiction grabbing readers with her complex stories and ideas that make you think. Her newest book, “Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution,” is impressive. It mixes historical fiction with fantasy elements . This book, which takes place in the 1800s, looks at language, power, and colonialism through a different version of Oxford University. Kuang famous for her Poppy War trilogy that critics loved, uses her keen mind and careful research to write “Babel.” Her knowledge…

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Elegies Quiz Elevate your RPSC First Grade English exam preparation with our comprehensive Elegies Quiz! Dive deep into the world of elegiac poetry, from ancient Greek and Latin verses to modern interpretations. This quiz is designed to test and enhance your knowledge of elegies, a crucial component of the RPSC First Grade English syllabus. Explore the nuances of pastoral elegies, elegiac couplets, and the evolution of this poetic form through literary history. Perfect for aspiring educators and literature enthusiasts, our Elegies Quiz covers key topics such as: Boost your confidence and sharpen your literary analysis skills as you prepare for…

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Carol Ann Duffy, the first woman and first openly LGBT person to hold the position of Britain’s Poet Laureate, is renowned for her thought-provoking and often controversial poetry. Standing Female Nude, published in her 1985 collection of the same name, exemplifies Carol Ann Duffy’s ability to challenge societal norms and explore complex power dynamics through verse. Set in the intimate yet charged context of an artist’s studio, the poem delves into the relationship between the artist and his model, touching on themes of gender, class, and the nature of art itself. Themes and Symbolism The Power of Perspective At its…

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Introduction Rudyard Kipling, the famous British writer and poet, stands out for his colorful descriptions of nature and human life. One of his less popular but strong works is the poem “The Sea and the Hills,” a gem that looks into the never-ending charm of the sea and the soothing presence of the hills. This breakdown will explore the layers of meaning, word pictures, and poetic tricks that make this piece a lasting look at what humans want and where they feel they belong. Background and Context Kipling wrote “The Sea and the Hills” in 1902. It was part of…

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Ballad Quiz: Enhance your preparation for the RPSC First Grade English exam with our comprehensive Ballad Quiz! This interactive quiz covers essential aspects of ballads, from traditional folk ballads to modern interpretations. Test your knowledge on rhyme schemes, meter, and famous ballad writers. Perfect for aspiring educators, this quiz will deepen your understanding of this timeless poetic form. Whether you’re studying “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” or exploring the evolution of ballads through history, our quiz is an invaluable tool for your exam preparation. Boost your confidence and master the intricacies of ballads as you gear up for the…

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Vendor of Sweets: Test your knowledge of R.K. Narayan’s “The Vendor of Sweets” with this comprehensive quiz designed for RPSC First Grade English exam preparation. Explore the intricacies of Jagan’s life, his sweet shop, and the cultural nuances portrayed in this classic Indian novel. This 16-question quiz covers key plot points, character insights, and thematic elements, providing an excellent review for aspiring educators. Challenge yourself and deepen your understanding of this beloved work of Indian literature! Vendor of Sweets Vendor of Sweets Quiz 1. What does Jagan love to see at the end of the day? A) Happy customers B)…

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Have you read a book that sticks with you, makes you think , and opens your mind? Kiran Desai’s “The Inheritance of Loss” does just that. This Booker Prize winner tells stories of human life in a world that’s changing fast. Here are five good reasons why book lovers should add this standout work to their collection. A Mix of Different Characters and Views Kiran Desai creates a diverse group of characters that reflect our interconnected world. Sai, a teenage girl, stands at the center of the story. Her journey to adulthood takes place amid political turmoil. Her grandfather, a…

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Background “Ozymandias” is a sonnet written by the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. It was first published in the 11 January 1818 issue of The Examiner in London. The poem is named after the Greek name for Rameses II, a powerful Egyptian pharaoh. Shelley wrote this poem in friendly competition with his friend Horace Smith, who also composed a sonnet on the same topic. Structure Content and Analysis The poem begins with the narrator recounting a meeting with a traveler: This opening employs a frame narrative, creating distance between the reader and the subject. The vivid imagery of the “trunkless…

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RPSC First Grade English Literature: A Comprehensive Guide By Mukesh K. Sharma ₹499 ✓ Comprehensive coverage of English Literature syllabus ✓ Written by Fulbright Award winner ✓ Multiple Choice Questions with detailed explanations ✓ Key texts summaries included ✓ Practice questions and solutions ✓ Previous Year Paper Solutions included LAUNCHING SOON Looking for a definitive guide to master English Literature for RPSC First Grade English examination? The newly launched comprehensive guide by Mukesh K. Sharma, a distinguished Fulbright Award winner, offers an in-depth exploration of English Literature tailored specifically for RPSC aspirants. What Makes This Guide Special? Key Features: Price:…

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In Mother Tongue by Amy Tan, the author dives into the nuances of language and race. As a result of her personal experiences, Tan sheds light on the struggles of speaking English as a second language. The essay reveals how language shapes perceptions and interactions in everyday life. Tan’s reflection on her mother’s English subverts these stereotypes and serves as a powerful reminder of the need to embrace linguistic diversity. At its heart, this narrative encourages readers to celebrate the beauty of multilingual experiences and their ability to enrich the world. Overview of “Mother Tongue” Amy Tan’s “Mother Tongue” is…

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