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MEG 1 British Poetry Exam is considered to be a tough exam, especially for the students with no literature background.Paper pattern is unpredictable.There are generally Two Patterns1. 10 Questions of RTCs only. In each question you have to attempt one out of two given RTCs as per your choice and Knowledge. Each question is of 10 MarksExampleDecember, 2012Time: 3 hours MaximumMarks: 100Note: Explain ten passages below with reference to their contexts supplying brief critical comments where necessary.Ques 1. (a) Hir nose tretys, hir eyes greye as glas;Hir mouth ful smal, and ther–to softe and reed;But sikerly she hadde a fair forheed;It was almost a spanne brood. I trowe;For, hardily, she was not undergrowe.or(b) Sin thilke day that she was seven night old,That trewely she hath the herte in holdOf Chauntecleer loken in every lith;He loved hir so, that wel was him therwith..Ques 2. (a) And thou, glad Genius! in whose gentle handThe bridale bowre and geniall bed remaine,Without blemish or staine;And the sweet pleasures of theyr loves delightWith secret ayde doest succour and supply,Till they bring forth the fruitfull progeny,Send us the timely fruit of this same night.or(b) Nor Joue himselfe when he a swan would beFor love of Leda, whiter did appeare;Yet Leda was they say as white as heYet not so white as these, nor nothing nerve:So purely white they were.Ques 3. (a) If they be two, they are two soAs stiffe twin compasses are two,Thy, soule the fixt foot, makes no showTo move, but doth, if the’ other doe.orOf theeves and murderers; there I him espied,Who straight, your suit is granted said, & died.Ques 4. (a) Hence vain deluding joyes,The brood of folly without father bred,How little you bestedOr fill the fixed mind with all your, toyes;Dwell in some idle brain,or(b) Enow of such as, for their bellies’ sakesCreep and intrude, and climb into the fold.Ques 5. (a) All humane things are subject to decay,And, when Fate summons, Monarchs must obey:or(b) As yet a child, nor yet a fool to fameI lisp’d in numbers, for the numbers, came.Ques 6. (a) In every cry of every Man,In every infant’s cry of fear,In every voice, in every ban,The mind–forged manacles I hearor(b) O lady! We receive but what we give,And in our life alone does Nature live !.Ques 7. (a) That what I thought was an old root which grewTo strange distortion out of the hill side,Was indeed one of those deluded crew,or(b) Upon the sodden ground His old right hand lay nerveless, listless, dead,Unceptred; and his realmless eyes were closed;While his bow’d head seem’d list’ning to the Earth,His ancient mother, for some comfort yet.Ques 8. (a) And have I not saint Praned’s ear to prayHorses for ye, and brown Greek manuscripts,And mistresses with great smooth manbly limbs?or(b) Yet each man kills the thing he loves,By each let these be heard,Some do it with a bitter look,Some with a flattering word,Ques 9. (a) And have I not saint Praned’s ear to pray(a) The long–legged moov–hens dive,And hens to moov–cocks call; Minute by minute they live;The stone’s in the midst of allor(b) These fragments I have shoved against my ruinsWhy then lle fit you. Hieronymo’s mad again.Ques 10. (a) And as I was green and carefree,famous among the barnsAbout the happy yard andsinging as the farm was home,In the sun that is young once only,Time let me play and beGolden in the mercy of his means,or(b) A serious house on serious earth it is,In whose blent air all our compulsions meet,Are recognised, and robed as destinies,And that much can never be obsolete,2. It generally Contains total 8 questions where question No 1 of RTCs is compulsory. This question has 4 RTCs out of which any 2 are to be attempted. Out of Rest of the 7 essay questons, 4 are to be attempted.December, 2011Time: 3 hours MaximumMarks: 100Note: Answer Question No. and any four from the remaining questions.Ques 1. Explain two of the poems below with reference to their contexts, supplying brief critical comments:(a) Weep no more, woful shepherds weep no more,For lycidas your sorrow is not dead,Sunk though he be beneath the watry floar,So sinks the day-star in the ocean bed,And yet a non repairs his drooping head.(b) Exceeding sweet, yet voyd of sinful vice,That many sought yet none could ever taste,Sweet fruit of pleasure brought from paradice;By himself and in garden plaste.(c) Structk to the heart by this sad pageantry,Half to myself I said —And what is life?Whose shape is that within the car? And why’ —I would have added — is all here amiss? —But a voice answered — ‘Life’!(d) And death shall have no dominionDead men maked they shall be oneWith the man in the wind and the westmoon;When their bones are picked clean and theclean bones gone.Ques 2. Write an essay on Chancer’s comic vision in the ‘Prologue’ to The canterbury Tales.Ques 3. Compare and contrast “The Epithalamion” and “The Prothalamion”.Ques 4. Discuss “Mac Flecknoe” as a mock-heroic poem.Ques 5. Bring out the elements of mysticism, if any, in the poetry of William Blake.Ques 6. Critically appreciate either “Porphyria’s Lover” or ‘The Bishop orders his Tomb at St. Prassed’s church’.Ques 7. Discuss The prelude as an autobiographical poem.Ques 8. Examine J.S. Eliot’s use of, mythology in ‘The Waste Land’.As far as possible try to go for a thorough study still here are some important tips for last minute students#Try to cover at least one poet from Each Block#Chaucer, Spenser and Milton: These three Poets Carry the greatest Weightage#go through this video to gather info about most repeated RTC Extracts of MEG1 British PoetryStudy well and Best of LuckAmend Education Academy of Literature9999908238

In addition to what Vivek Nagarajan has said -Bangalore is quite literally, the gateway to South India (including MH & Goa). It's central location makes it possible to travel to most places in its neighbouring states, with just an overnight or a 1-day journey (by bus, train).What Bangalore lacks for in terms of street food, vis-à-vis Mumbai or Delhi, it makes up for in terms of sheer variety of restaurants & cuisines. Hands down, Bangalore beats Mumbai, Delhi or any other Indian city when it comes to options for eating out.There are street food options as well. But of a different variety. And Bangalore is the Dosa Capital. No other place can beat it in this regard. Period.Despite a weekday "curfew", Bangalore is still the Pub City of India. The microbrewery phenomenon is another example of it. Other city-zens have often been seen complaining about lack of such options in their cities.It's central location, again, makes it easy to visit innumerable places around for the weekend. A wide variety of options & activities exist for those who want to head out of the city.For all the brickbats Bangalore gets for its traffic, the bottlenecks are more zonal (close to & around office spaces) & time-bound (usually, 5-8.30pm). I've seen worse traffic at non-peak hours in Mumbai.Although, only in terms of direct connectivity between 2 points in the city, the public transport may not be as efficient as a crowded Mumbai local or Delhi Metro, BMTC is still one of the best in the country. Quality of buses is unmatched. Both BMTC & KSRTC were the 1st to introduce Volvos, Mercedes-Benz buses and are among the only (I think?) profit making RTCs in India.2016 summer has been the worst ever & people have been complaining like it's a deliberate act on someone's part to make them feel unwelcome in this city. I find this very hypocritical, especially coming from those who hail from the 40°c+ or excessively humid areas. But come the rains and then we'll talk about how good or bad the weather is.Bangalore is a haven for movie buffs (in terms of variety, not ticket prices). Being a multilingual city, movies of so many languages get released here & across multiple screens, in fact. I regularly watch movies across 4 languages, something that I missed in Mumbai or Delhi, despite them being the "original" cosmopolitan cities.There is a vibrant theatre & stand-up comedy scene in Bangalore, plus avenues for other activities.For those interested in doing so, they can pick up linguistic skills in more than one language. I can speak fluently in 3 languages (one of it is my Mother tongue), in addition to English & Hindi and can manage passably in another language. And this is not acquired from attending some language classes.You can BUY houses at relatively much cheaper prices, than in Delhi or Mumbai. E.g :- Someone I know bought a 3-BHK Hiranandani apartment (1400+ sq.ft I think) here for about ₹1.3Cr. Mumbaikars, especially, will know what this means.Mumbai & Delhi are mostly full of just high rises. Bangalore still has more independent houses & spacious residential localities than it does apartments. A huge relief from the claustrophobia that ones feels when in Mumbai or Delhi.For those interested, this is the place to be, for startups. Enough said I guess.

Okay, the simplified synopsis of the original report in Nature gave me a headache, so I don’t recommend trying the actual report in Science.The highlights:VERY IMPORTANT: THIS IS NOT THE COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE!!!!!!!!mRNA techniques used in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis (mMS)prevented mMS if given before inducing mMSdelayed onset and reduced symptoms of mMS in mice that already had the disease.You’ve probably heard of T-cells. They’re the disease-fighting cells of the immune system. What you might not be aware of is that there are different kinds of T-cells, which have different jobs. Autoimmune diseases happen when one type of T-cell, the autoreactive T-cell (ATC), gets out of control. Mostly, ATCs go nowhere: they’re killed off by other T-cells, called regulatory T-cells (RTC). But, for reasons that are not clear, sometimes the ATCs get away and run riot, attacking healthy tissue as if it was an antigen.Basically, this mRNA vaccine produces an antigen that is slightly different to the MS-related antigen. The ATCs can’t attack it because of the slight difference, and the RTCs suppress the ATCs. Result: no inflammation, no (or substantially reduced) MS symptoms.The idea is sound, and the results of the experiment are startlingly good.In mice.For a kind-of fake-MS.But, in theory, it should work for humans with real MS, and it should also work for at least some other autoimmune diseases, especially with early diagnosis. I suspect the effects would be significantly reduced in patients with a long history of autoimmune disease, where there’s been a lot of irreparable tissue damage - I doubt an anti-Hashimoto’s mRNA vaccine will re-grow my thyroid, for example. I’m not sure whether the technique would help with a hereditary autoimmune disease like coeliac disease, either. But if it could help people with MS, or lupus, or rheumatoid arthritis, where the only effective treatments are immunosuppressants? Bring it.