Calicut University 2006 B.C.A Computer Application Part 1 English II - Modern Prose and drama - Question Paper

I. Write an essay on any 1 of the subsequent not more than 350 words.

a) The story of the saacrifise of Nicola and Jacopo
b) how did the grand children of okeke break the tribal prejudice against inter-tribe wedding

II. Write an essay on any 1 of the fllowing not more than 350 words.

a) Arms and the man as an anti-romantic satire
b) Briefly explane the charector and roll of Louka

III. ans any 6 of the subsequent ques. in a peragraph about 120 words choosing 3 from every part.

part A

a) define the meeting ranging from rose marry and poor girl?
b) What brought about the reconciliation ranging from Okeke and his son? c. How does Leacock define the ideal condition for starting a college?
d) Why does Nehru feel ashamed as an Indian?
part -B (Drama)
e) The 1st meeting ranging from Raina and Bluntschli
f) discuss the term Chocolate cream soldier?
g) Raina's response to Bluntschli's proposal? h) Character and role of Nicola.
IV ans any ten of the subsequent ques. in not more than 2 phrases
every choosing 5 from every part :- ( 10 x two = 20)
Section- A (Prose)
a) Why is the assassination of Gandhiji not the isolated act of a mad man?
b) Why would Leacock not allow women in to his college?
c) elaborate the 2 things for which the English seem to show particular aptitude?
d) How long had Rosemary been married?
e) What part did the 2 boys play in the resistance movement in Verona ?
f) How old was Churchill when he began to write examinations?)
part B (Drama)
g) What is Raina's reaction to the news of Sergius's victory in the battle? h) What is Nicola's comment about a fool and his money?
i) What is every man's duty according to Bluntischli? j) How does Petkoff define his father? k) What is Nicolas secret of success in service? I) Where did Bluntschli keep Petkoff's coat?
V Write short annotations on 4 of the subsequent choosing 2 from every part. . (4x5-20)
part A (Prose)
a) one am more Indian than you can ever be.
b) Hungry people are easily led.
c) In the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the city, it has always seemed to her something of a joke that a person's tribe could determine whom he
- married. -
part B (Drama)
d) A narrow Shave; but a miss is as good as a mile.
e) Of a]l the fools let loose on a field of battle, that man must the very maddest.
f) I have gone through the war like a knight in a tournament with his lady looking down at him.

Earning:   Approval pending.