Exam Details
| Subject | british literature | |
| Paper | paper 2 | |
| Exam / Course | m.a. english | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | alagappa university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | April, 2018 | |
| City, State | tamil nadu, karaikudi |
Question Paper
M.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL 2018
Second Semester
English
BRITISH LITERATURE II
(Restoration To Romantics)
(CBCS 2017 onwards)
Time 3 Hours Maximum 75 Marks
Part A (10 x 2 20)
Answer all the questions.
1. Who is Bacchus?
2. What is an epic similie? Cite an example from The Rape
of the lock.
3. How does Wordsworth associate with nature at his
''advanced
4. What did porphyro do to wake Madeline?
5. By whom was lamb presented to Christ's hospital?
6. How did De Quincy become an addict?
7. What transformation takes place in lady Teazle?
8. What vow was taken by sir Oliver and peter Teazle who
broke the vow?
9. How did the vicar lose his fortune?
10. What are the faults of Emma?
Sub. Code
7MEN2C1
AFS-0478
2
Ws11
Part B x 5 25)
Answer all the questions, choosing either or
11. Describe how Timotheus moved Alexander from one
emotion to another.
Or
Is pope being ironic when he treats Belinda's beauty
as something almost divine?
12. Comment on the pictorial qualities of
The Eve of St.Agnes.
Or
Attempt a critical analysis of Shelly's The Cloud.
13. Bring out the autobiographical elements in
The confessions of an English opium Eater.
Or
Describe the experiences of the inmates in Christ's
hospital.
14. Analyse the role played by Sir Oliver surface.
Or
Comment on the ''screen in The school for
scandal.
15. How is the vicar of Wakefied an autobiographical
novel?
Or
Attempt a character sketch of squire Thorn hill.
AFS-0478
3
Ws11
Part C x 10 30)
Answer any three questions.
16. The Rape of the lock is a humorous indictment of the
vanities and idleness of the 18th century high society
Analyse.
17. How does Wordsworth portray the bond that man has
with nature in The Tintern Abbey.
18. Analyse Johnson's views on Milton.
19. To raise laughter is the singular aim of The school for
scandal Analyse.
20. How does Emma portray the society of Jane Austen?
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Second Semester
English
BRITISH LITERATURE II
(Restoration To Romantics)
(CBCS 2017 onwards)
Time 3 Hours Maximum 75 Marks
Part A (10 x 2 20)
Answer all the questions.
1. Who is Bacchus?
2. What is an epic similie? Cite an example from The Rape
of the lock.
3. How does Wordsworth associate with nature at his
''advanced
4. What did porphyro do to wake Madeline?
5. By whom was lamb presented to Christ's hospital?
6. How did De Quincy become an addict?
7. What transformation takes place in lady Teazle?
8. What vow was taken by sir Oliver and peter Teazle who
broke the vow?
9. How did the vicar lose his fortune?
10. What are the faults of Emma?
Sub. Code
7MEN2C1
AFS-0478
2
Ws11
Part B x 5 25)
Answer all the questions, choosing either or
11. Describe how Timotheus moved Alexander from one
emotion to another.
Or
Is pope being ironic when he treats Belinda's beauty
as something almost divine?
12. Comment on the pictorial qualities of
The Eve of St.Agnes.
Or
Attempt a critical analysis of Shelly's The Cloud.
13. Bring out the autobiographical elements in
The confessions of an English opium Eater.
Or
Describe the experiences of the inmates in Christ's
hospital.
14. Analyse the role played by Sir Oliver surface.
Or
Comment on the ''screen in The school for
scandal.
15. How is the vicar of Wakefied an autobiographical
novel?
Or
Attempt a character sketch of squire Thorn hill.
AFS-0478
3
Ws11
Part C x 10 30)
Answer any three questions.
16. The Rape of the lock is a humorous indictment of the
vanities and idleness of the 18th century high society
Analyse.
17. How does Wordsworth portray the bond that man has
with nature in The Tintern Abbey.
18. Analyse Johnson's views on Milton.
19. To raise laughter is the singular aim of The school for
scandal Analyse.
20. How does Emma portray the society of Jane Austen?
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