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Paper, Code No: M55 Question Booklet No. .., , ENTRANCE EXAMINATION - 2021 - 22, SET-B er, , , , , , Roll No. [fg FbhRIo 7 md oe, , Signature of Invigilator, Toral Marks: 170, , , , , , , , , , , , , , Time: 3 Hours, , Instructions to Candidates, , , , re in the OMR Response, , [. Di i, ‘© not write your name or put any other mark of identification anywhe!, ANYWHERE IN OMR, , RESP IF ANY MARK OF IDENTIFICATIONS IS DISCOVERED, 2 ‘SPONSE SHEET, the OMR sheet will be cancelled, and will not be evaluated., is This Question Booklet contains the cover page and a total of 170 Multiple Choice Questions of1, , mark each., 3. Space for rough work has been provided at the beginning and end. Available space on each page may, also be used for rough work., 0.25 marks will be, , 4, There is negative marking in Multiple Choice Questions. For each wrong answer,, , deducted., 5. USE/POSSESSION OF ELECTRONIC GADGETS LIKE MOBILE PHONE, iPhone, iPad, pager, , ETC. is strictly PROHIBITED., 6. Candidate should check the serial order of questions at the beginning of the test. If any question is, found missing in the serial order, it should be immediately brought to the notice of the Invigilator. No, , pages should be torn out from this question booklet., ‘Answers must be marked in the OMR Response sheet which is provided separately. OMR Response, , sheet must be handed over to the invigilator before you leave the seat., The OMR Response sheet should not be folded or wrinkled. The folded or wrinkled OMR/Response, , Sheet will not be evaluated., 9. Write your Roll Number in the appropriate space, , other details, if asked for, should be written only in the space provided., ch question marked A, B, C and D. Select one of the most appropriate, , ponding oval/circle in the OMR Response Sheet provided to you. The, he OMR Response Sheet is mentioned below., , (above) and on the OMR Response Sheet. Any, , 10. There are four options to ea, options and fill up the corres, correct procedure for filling up ¢, , , , CORRECT METHOD, , ®©@ ©, , WRONG METHODS, , OR OO|O GOO|OH OO}, , , , , , , , , , , , , T, , ©@ O0/®@@ ©O
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Directions -Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer for each 1, question., , In 1787, the twenty-eighth year of the reign of King George III, the British, Government sent a fleet to colonize Australia. Never had a colony been founded, , so far from its parent state, or in such ignorance of the land it occupied. There had, , been no reconnaissance. In 1770 Captain James Cook had made landfall on the, , unexplored east coast of this utterly enigmatic continent, stopped for a short while, at a place named Botany Bay and gone north again. Since then, no ship had called, for tot a word, not an observation, for 17 years, each one of which was exactly, like the thousands that had preceded it, locked in its historical immensity of blue, heat, blush, sandstone and the measured booming of glassy pacific rollers., , Now, this coast was to witness a new colonial experiment, never tried before, not, repeated since. An unexplored continent would become.a jail. The space. around, it, the very air and sea, the whole transparent labyrinth of the South pacific, would, become a wall 14,000 miles thick., , The late 18" century abounded in schemes of social goodness thrown off by its, , burgeoning sense of revolution. But here, the process was to be reversed: not, , 3], MSS SET -B Entrance Examination — 2021 - 22
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man moving in moral grace amid free, , utopia, ston;, pia, but Dystopia; not Rousseau's natural, , social contract, but ma n coerced, deracinated, in chains. Other parts of the, , Pacific, especially Tahiti, might seem to conform Rousseau. But the intellectual, , patrons of Australia, in its first colonial years, were Hobbes and Sade., , d that i t would eventually, , In their most sanguine moments, the authorities hope, , whose existence was one of the prime, , swallow a whole class-the criminal class,, , sociological beliefs of late Georgia n and early Victoria n England. Australia was, , settled to defend English property not from the frog-eating invader across the, , Channel but from the marauder within. English lawmakers wished not only to get, , , , rid of the Criminal class but if possible to forget about it. Australia was a Cloaca,, , invisible, its contents filthy and unnamable., , To most Englishmen this place seemed not just a mutant society but another, , planet-an exiled world, summed up in its popular name, Botany Bay. It was, , remote and anomalous to its white creators. It was strange but close, as the, , here was as yet no such thing as Australia n, , unconscious to the conscious mind. T, ything that happened in the thief, history or culture. For its first forty years, ever,, , colony was English. I n the whole period of convict transportation, the Crown, , women and children (due to defects in the, , shipped more than 160,000 men,, , 14], Entrance Examination — 2021 - 22, , M55 SET -B
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records, the true number will never, , This was the largest forced exile of citizens, , ith it., n earlier penology compares with, , government in pre-modern history. Nothing i, 1g vaster and more, , h for our own century, , In Australia, England drew the skete, ad such a birth, and its, , terrible fresco of repression, the Gulag. No other country h, , when 4, , of January 26, 178, , gs may be said to have begun on the afternoon, d 188 female, , e, including 548 male an, , flagship Sirius,, , pan, fleet of eleven vessels carrying 1,030 peopl, , convicts, under the command of captain Arthur Phillip in his, , entered Port Jackson or, as it would presently be called, Sydney Harbor., , 1. When the author refers to "the marauder within", he is referring to:, bo the working class, , UY the criminal class, , B. _ the lower class, , D. _ the Loch Ness monster, , s ., , 2. According to the passage, the intellectual mentors of Australia could bex, , A. Hobbes and Cook B. Hobbes and Sade, , A. Phillip and Jackson D. Sade and Phillip, , 65], MSS SET -B, ,, , Entrance Examination — 2021 - 22
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uw, , 4, , Which of the following does not describe what the English regarded, Australia to be-?, A. amutant society B. an exiled world, , C. an enigmatic continent a a new frontier, , 4. Elsewhere, according to the author, the late eighteenth century saw a, plethora of A. moral grace B. _ social welfare programs, C. _ free social contracts D. — Social repression, 5. The word sanguine meansA. wise, B. _ pessimistic, SL the rise of the criminal class" and its impact on the life of Georgian, England, D. confident, MSS SET - B a Entrance Examination — 2021 - 22
