SIXTH SEMESTER B.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MARCH 2012
SIXTH SEMESTER B.A. DEGREE
EXAMINATION, MARCH 2012
(CCSS)
Core Course – English
ENG5 B1 Indian Writing in English
Time: Three Hours
Maximum: 30 Weightage
I. Answer the following bunches of questions:-
A. 1. Breezy April, ………. April.
(a) Vagrant.
(b) Naughty.
(c) Soothing.
(d) Blessed.
2. Tryst means:
(a) Appointment meeting. (b) Conflict.
3. What prepared the narrator’s
mind to fall in love with all and sundry in the story by R.K. Narayan?
(a) Fiction.
(b) Friends.
(c) Loneliness
(d) Mars.
4. Who among the following would
you relate to Shashi Deshpande?
(a) Indu.
(b)
Mini.
(c) Shankarappa. (d) All these.
B. Name of the following:
5. Who was the husband of Angoori?
6. An example for a poem of
childhood and nostalgia.
7. Who was called the queen of the
whole wide world and queen of the long tresses?
8. Whose waters are so clean and so
ultramarine?
C. Match the following:
9. Mars (a) Nehru
10. Radha (b) In Love
11. Sleek crows (c) Kanhaya
12. Day appointed by destiny (d)
Angoori.
(e) Nehru
(f) R.K. Narayan
II. Answer each of the following questions in two or three sentences:
13. Whom did Radha ask about her
lover at dawn?
14. What does the burning mouth of
the sun remind the speaker of Kamala’s poem?
15. What does Kashmir shrink to?
16. What is the context of Nehru’s
speech?
17. Who wrote the story The Weed?
18. Why did R.K. Narayan long for
some engineering business?
19. Who is smiling and smiling?
20. How was Rani’s hair described?
21. Who is Kappanna?
III. Answer any five of the
following in a paragraph of 100 words:
22. Kurudavva.
23. The Publication of Narayan’s
first book.
24. Humour in Ezekiel’s poem.
25. Nostalgia in Ramanujan’s poem.
26. The theme the story The Weed.
27. Tagor’s poem as a nature poem.
28. The title Tryst with Destiny.
IV. Answer any two of the following questions in 300 words.
29. Write an essay on the range of
themes as well as structural aspects of the Indian poems.
30. Write a critical appreciation
of Nagamandala.
31. Roots and shadows projects some basic issues from a woman’s point
of view: substantiate.
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