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1- C
The lines “Macondo oozes, reeks and burns even when it is
most tantalizing and entertaining. It is a place flooded with lies
and liars and yet it spills over with reality. Lovers in this
novel…front porch”, clearly show how Marquez has used
dreamlike or fantastic characters in an enchanted place which
is not distanced from earth or reality. Even the characters
confirm to this fusion. This leads us to option (c). Option (a) is
incorrect as the author does not talk of the narrative in this
context. Option (b) cannot be inferred from the passage.
Option (d) becomes too specific in ‘earthly pains’. The author
is talking of ‘reality’ and not just ‘pains’.
2- D
‘A’ is clearly mentioned in the last two paragraphs. ‘B’ is
negated by the author in the last paragraph, in the following
words- “absurdly complicated, labored and almost impossible
to read. In fact, it is none of these things.” C is incorrect as
‘fantastic’ journey is implied by a ‘quixotic expedition’. Indeed,
here the author mentions that the goal is not reached but that
does not imply a ‘journey devoid of any goal’.
3- D
The author praises Marquez’s style of story-telling and his
portrayal of characters and settings in the novel. In the third
paragraph, the author also expresses admiration for the
language used by Marquez. Thus, it is clear from the passage
that the author’s tone is ‘laudatory’. There is no indication of
flattery in the author’s tone, which makes ‘adulatory’ incorrect.
‘Caviling’, which means to raise trivial and frivolous objections,
would not fit in here. ‘Analytical’ is out of context as the author
is not providing an analysis of Marquez’s novel; he is just
praising his style of story-telling.
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