Veer Narmad South Gujarat University 2011-2nd Year B.A SB-0105 English ( 1 ) - Question Paper
SB-0105
Second Year B. A. Examination March/April - 2011 English : Paper - I (Principle/Subordinate)
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1 Resurrection and Regeneration are not the only themes of 12 the novel A Tale of Two Cities. Discuss.
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Write a critical note on the plot construction of the novel A 12 Tale of two cities.
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Elaborate the importance of Doubling in the novel A Tale of 12 Two cities.
2 Write short notes on any two of the following : 12
(i) Sydney carton;
(ii) Madame Defarge;
(iii) Dickens views about the French Revolution
(iv) Jacques Three.
3 Attempt a description of Hell as presented in the passage 12 from Paradise Lost, Book I.
Make a study of the poem KUBLA KHAN.
Show how ULYSSES represents typical Victorian optimism.
4 Discuss the Rivals as a play of situations and intrigues. 12
Consider the Rivals as a comedy.
Bring out the element of satire in the play The Rivals.
(a) Write short notes on any two of the following : 11
(i) The Opening Scene of the Rivals;
(ii) The dialogue in the Rivals;
(iii) Jack Absolute;
(iv) Lydia
(b) Write short notes on any two of the following : 11
(i) A picture of man as presented by Alexander Pope in the passage from An Essay on Man;
(ii) The scene of London as presented by William Blake in the poem London;
(iii) The human wish as presented by John Keats in Ode To a Nightingale;
(iv) The sea of Dover and its shore as seen in the moonlight.
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