MAEG-03
December Examination 2016
MA (Prev.) English Examination
Caroline to Reformation Age
Paper MAEG-03
Time 3 Hours Max. Marks 80
Note: The questions paper will be divided into three sections B and C.
Section A 8 × 2 16
Note: Section contains 08 (eight) Very Short Answer Type Questions (one word, one sentence and definitional type). All questions in this section are compulsory. Each question will be of 2 marks and maximum word limit for each answer will be 30 words. Maximum marks of this section will be 16 marks.
Who wrote
Daffodils' is written by which poet?
Who was Jenny Jones?
In which world did Belinda moved?
Who were the champions of the Battle of Books?
Who was Moloch?
311
MAEG-03 1700 3 (P.T.O.)
MAEG-03 1700 3 (Contd.)
311
Name the prescribed poems of Andrew Marvell.
(viii) 'Moll Flanders' is a epic or a novel and who wrote it.
Section B 4 × 8 32
Note: Section will contain 8 (eight) Short Answer Type
Questions. Examinees will have to answer any 4 (four)
questions. Each question will be of 8 (eight) marks and
maximum word limit for each answer is 200 words.
Maximum marks of this section will be 32 marks.
Critically appreciate the poem 'Progress of Poesy: A Pindaric
Ode'.
Comment on the important literacy movements in Caroline
Age.
Describe the life, death and characteristics of virtue in the
poem 'Virtue'.
Discuss the ironical perspective in 'The Battle of Books'.
Discuss the plot construction of the novel 'Tom Jones'.
Give a brief background of the novel 'Tristram Slandy'.
Explain 'The bridal of the earth and sky'.
Write a note on the supernaturalism used in 'Rape of the Lock'.
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311
Section C 2 × 16 32
Note: Section will contain 4 (four) Long Answer Type
Questions and each question will have an internal choice.
Examinees will have to answer any two questions. Each
question will be of 16 (sixteen) marks and maximum word
limit for each answer is 500 words. Maximum marks of
this section will be 32 marks.
10) Throw light on 'Lycidas' as a Pastoral Elegy.
11) Describe Sir and Death as given in 'Paradice Lost' Book II.
12) Elucidate 'Absalom and Achitophel' as a political satire.
13) Elucidate 'The School for Scandals' as an artificial comedy.