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P.G (Regular)
(Semester-1)Examination, 2022

ENGLISH
[Paper:Second ]
[PPU-M-I-(ENG)-CC-2]

(Shakespearean Drama
Time:Three
Hours] (Maximum Marks :70|

Note: Candidates are required to give their answers in

their own
words as far as The
practicable. figure in the margin
indicate full marks. Attempt
questions as per given
directions in each part.

Part-A

(Objective Type Questions)

1.
Answerthe following questions
[1x10=10]
(i) The line "Thereadiness is all" has been taken
fromthe piay:

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[P.T.O.]
 (a) Macbeth

(b) The Tempest

(c) King Lear

(d) Hamlet

Cordelia is a character in the play

(ii)

(a) Hamlet

(b King Lear

(c) Othello

(d) The Tempest

(ii) Who says that "brevity is the soul of wit" in the

"Hamlet"?

(a) Hamlet

(b) Horatio

Polonius

(d) Claudius

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 a character in which play?
(iv) Fabian is

King Lear
(a)

(b) The Tempest

(C)Twelfth Night

(d) Antony and Cleopatra

is all"
has been taken from:
(v) The line "Ripeness

Twelfth Night
(a)

(b) King Lear

(c) Hamlet

(d) The Tempest

(vi) "TheTempest"is a

(a) Tragedy

(b) Comedy

(c) Tragi-Comedy

(d) None of these

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 (vii) Where is the setting of "Twelfth Night"?

(a) Dublin

(b) Venice

(c) Mlilan

d llyria

vil) Who makes Gloucester blind in "Kind Lear"?

((a)

(c)
Cordelia

Regan

Edgar

(d) None of these

(ix) "l might call him a thing divine". Who is to

calling

whom?

(a)
(a) Caliban to Prospero

(b) Miranda to Ariel

(c) Prospero to Ariel

(d Miranda to Ferdinand

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 (x) How long have Prospero and Miranda been on

their is land?

(a) Fifteen years

(b) Ten years

(c) Eight years

(d)
d Twelve years

Part-B

(Short Answer Type Questions)

2 Attempt

context.
any four of the following with reference to the

[4x6-24]

(a) 'What a piece of work is a man! How

Noble in reason!

how infinite is faculty? in form and moving

how express and admirable! in action how likee

an angel in apprehension

how like a God! the beauty of the world! the

paragon of animals!

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 (b) O! wonder!

How many goodly creatures are there hero!

How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world,

That has such people in't!

(C) "Unhappy that am, I cannot heave

l
My heart into my mouth: Ilove your majesty

According to my bond, no more nor less.

(d) Look where they come:

Take but good note, and you shall see in him

The triple pillar of the world transformed

nto a strumpet's fool/behold and sea.

(e) That strain again! it had a dying fal.

O, it came O'er my ear like the sweet sound,

That breathes upon a bank of violets,

Stealing and giving odour! Enough; no more

Teis not so sweet now as it was before.

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 Part-C

(Long Answer Type Questions)

Answer any three 12

Note questions. Each question carries

marks. [12x3=361

Discuss "Hamlet" as a tragedy of indecision.

3.

4 Write a note on the Fool in "King Lear.

in "Twelfth Night"
5. Discuss different types of love

"TheTempest".
Sketch the character of Miranda
in
6.

Discuss the style of Shakespeare's "Antony and

7.

Cleopatra'

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