Match the List –I with List –II 

List –I	List –II
A.	Heteroglossia	I.	Deliberate foolishness/nonsense for effect
B.	Homosociality	II.	Diversity of language used Epics
C.	Mathnavi	III.	Same-sex relationship which are not necessarily sexual
D.	Morology	IV.	Long narrative epic or heroic poem in rhyming couplets

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is C

· A. Heteroglossia - II. Diversity of language used within a text, especially in epics (a term associated with Bakhtin).
· B. Homosociality - III. Same-sex relationships that are not necessarily sexual.
· C. Mathnavi - IV. A long narrative poem in rhyming couplets.
· D. Morology - I. Deliberate foolishness or nonsense used for effect.
Information Booster:
1. Heteroglossia: Introduced by Mikhail Bakhtin, it refers to the variety of voices or languages within a text, adding depth to narrative style.
2. Homosociality: Reflects social bonds between same-sex individuals, emphasizing companionship without sexual context.
3. Mathnavi: Commonly seen in Persian and Arabic literature, often used for epics and love poetry.
4. Morology: Derived from the Greek term for foolishness, it describes the use of nonsense for comedic or satirical purposes.