C.U. English Honours Question Paper 2011 [Second Paper]

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2011

ENGLISH-HONOURS

Second Paper

Full Marks-100

The figures in the margin indicate full marks.

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.

Group-A

1. Answer any one question of the following (in 500 words):                                                               14X1

(a) How does Marvell treat the ‘carpe diem’ theme in “To His Coy Mistress”?

(b) “Did he who made the Lamb make thee?” Explain this line with reference to “The Lamb” and “The Tiger”.

Group-B

2. Answer any two questions of the following (each within 500 words):                                          14X2

(a) ”Tintern Abbey” records different stages in Wordsworth’s appreciation of Nature. Discuss.

(b) Can “Kubla Khan” be described as an incoherent poem? Give reasons for your answer.

(c) Show with reference to “Ode to the West Wind”, how Shelly uses objects of nature as vehicles of his own personality and thought.

(d)  Do you read “Ode to a Nightingale” as a poem of escape or a reflection of the human condition. Give reasons for your answer.

3. Explain any one of the following with reference to the context (each in 250 words):                   8X1

(a) Where can we find two better hemispheres

      Without sharpe North, without declining West?

(b) Where are the Songs of the Spring? Ay, where are they?

       Think not of them, thou hast thy music too,…

Group-C

4. Answer any one question of the following (in 500 words):                                                            14X1

(a) Write a critical appreciation of Shakespeare’s Sonnet no. 87.

(b) Critically examine Shakespeare’s use of imagery and allusion in Sonnet no. 130.

Group-D

5.  Answer any one question of the following (in 500 words):                                                            14X1

(a)Comment on the Invocation to “Paradise Lost”, Book I.

(b) Show how Milton in “Paradise Lost”, Book I, never lets us forget that despite his heroic stature and grand rhetoric, Satan s essentially the ‘infernal serpent’

Group- E

6. Answer any one question of the following (in 450 words):                                                                 14x1

(a) Show how Pope’s use of the ‘machinery’ of the sylphs in “The Rape of The Lock” heightens both the satire and the poetry.

(b) Belinda’s toilette mirrors the position and folly of eighteenth century high society.

Group-F

7. Write notes (in around 150 words)on any two of the following literary terms:                              4x2

        i.           1.  Bathos

      ii.            2. Symbol

    iii.            3.  Mock-Epic
           4.   Rhyme

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2011 QP Second Paper

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