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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)

I DC -PART II GENERAL ENGLISH


ENGLISH FOR COMMUNICATION I - 20GE1GS01
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 16.11.2022 Time:9.30 - 11.30 pm Marks: 40


Part - A

1.Interpret the given Diagrammatic chart: 5X1=5

a) Mention modes of transportation given in the above the pie chart.


b) Which mode is used most for the travel?
c) How many percentages of people use bicycle?
d) Compare and contrast the percentage of car and bike transport mode.
e) Elaborate the details of data which is given in the form of pie chart.

2. Write any TWO narrative essays of two to three paragraphs 2x5=10


a) Think of an incident that happened to you that taught you a valuable lesson.
b) Write an event of an experience of participating in a competition
c) Write an incident which inspires you the most in your life

Part - B 1x5=5
3. Attempt a group discussion on the given topic
a) Write a group discussion on “Covid- 19”
Or
b) Write a group discussion on “Online Education”

4. Take Notes for the given passage 1x5=5

William Shakespeare, the famous British dramatist and poet lived from 1564 to 1616.
He was born in a village called Stratford-upon-Avon and moved to London where he

Favourite Genre
wrote plays for a theatre group called Lord Chamberlaine’s Men. His plays were
performed in a theatre called The Globe and were very successful. Later in his life,
Shakespeare returned to Stratford-upon-Avon where he died quite a rich man.

Shakespeare wrote 39 plays, five narrative poems and 154 sonnets.


60 He wrote three kinds
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of plays—comedies, tragedies and histories. Among his famous comedies are The
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Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Hamlet, Othello, Romeo and Juliet and King Lear are some of his tragedies while
20 III are history plays. Apart from these, he
Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V and Richard
also wrote plays based on Roman history like Antony and Cleopatra and Julius Caeser.
POEM into many languages
His plays have been translated PROSE and are still
DRAMA
performed the SHORT
world STORY
Genere
over.

Part - C
5. Fill up the blanks by using appropriate Verbals/ Modals 10 x 1 =10
a) The doctor promised the report as soon as possible. (Use appropriate Gerund/Infinitive)
i) Read ii) reading iii) to read iv) will read
b) My schoolmates were happy_____ me at the reunion. (see) (Use appropriate Gerund/
Infinitive)
i) See ii) to see iii) seeing iv) will see
c) Gladys has always been afraid of ______. (fly) (Use appropriate Gerund/ Infinitive)
i) Fly ii) to fly iii) flew iv) flying
d) is good for your health. (swim) (Use appropriate Gerund/Infinitive
i) Swim ii) Swimming iii) to swim iv) swam
e) She agreed______ (bake) the cake. (Use appropriate Gerund / Infinitive )
i) bake ii) to bake iii) baking iv) will bake
f) Jaguars run really fast. (use appropriate modal verb).
i) can ii) might iii) may iv) will
g) I go out later with my parents but I don't really know. (use appropriate modal verb
i) can’t ii) might iii) should iv) will
h) I think you_____ go out and meet new people. (use appropriate modal verb
i) must ii) musn’t iii) should iv) would
i) I feel miserable, so I _____ stay at home. (use appropriate modal verb)
i) can ii) may iii)have to iv) would
j) It's dangerous to go into deep water if you ____ swim. (use appropriate modal verb).
i) cannot ii) may not iii) shouldn’t iv) would

6. Fill up the blanks by using appropriate Tense or Voice 5x1=5


a) You are (suppose) to wear a uniform. (Use appropriate tense)
i) Supposed ii) will suppose iii) supposing iv) supposes
b) English is _____ (speak) all over the world. (Use appropriate tense)
i) spoke ii) spoken iii) has been spoken iv) speaks
c) The letter is being (write) by Sarah. (Use appropriate tense)
i) wrote ii) written iii) writing iv) will be writing
d) The hunter killed the lion. (Use appropriate passive voice)
i. The lion was killed by the hunter.
ii. The lion has killed by the hunter
iii. The lion had killed by the hunter
iv. The hunter killed
e) This masterpiece has been created by her. (Use Appropriate Active voice)
i. She have created this masterpiece
ii. She had created this masterpiece
iii. She has created this masterpiece
iv. She can create masterpieces

_____________

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PERIYAKULAM
I BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
THE CHAUCERIAN AGE - THE NEOCLASSICAL AGE-20EL1MC01

END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date:17.11.2022 Time:9.30 to 11.30 am Marks:40

PART - A
I. Choose the correct answer                                         10 × 1 = 10

1. Who is the “pilot of the Galilean Lake”?


a. St. Luke b. St. Mathew c. St. John d. St. Peter
2. Who is the speaker in Lycidas?
a. Student b.Knight c. Shepherd d. Poet
3. An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard is a_______.
a. Lyric b.Ode c. Pastoral Elegy d. Sonnet
4. “Full many a flowers is born to blush unseen” has___as figure of speech.
A. Simile b. Oxymoron c.Metaphor d. Personification
5. Who put five people into his pockets?
a. The guards b. Lilliputians c. Gulliver d. Swift
6. ________ is a 1726 prose satire.

a. Absalom and Architophel b. Gulliver’s Travels


c. Adventures of Tom Sawyer d. The Citizen of the World

7. Who speaks in the prologue in Doctor Faustus?


a. Good and bad Angels b. Lucifer c. The Chorus d. Faustus
8. What is Necromancy?

b. The art of summoning demons b. Speaking to the devil


c. The magical art of raising the dead d. A relationship with God

9. Robinson believes that his fate is in the hands of _______.


a. Chance b. Himself c. Providence d. The savages on the isle
10. Who rescue Crusoe at the west coast of Africa?

a. Captain of Africa b. Captain of Portuguese


c. Captain of Island d. Captain of Naree
PART - B

11. Annotate any one of the following by answering the questions given below
1× 5 = 5.

a. “Weep no more, woeful shepherds, weep no more,

For Lycidas, your sorrow, is not dead”

i) Why do the shepherds weep?


ii) Where do these lines occur?
iii) Who is Lycidas?

b. “The plowman homeward plods his weary way,

And leaves the world to darkness and to me;”

i) Explain the above lines


ii) Who leaves the world to darkness?
iii) Who is weary and why?

III. Answer any ONE out of three paragraphs in 100 words each 1× 5 = 5.

12. How are the pastoral elements reflected in Lycidas?


13. Discuss on the use of Gray’s imagery in his poem Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.
14. Comment on the character of Doctor Faustus

PART - C

IV. Answer any TWO out of four essays in 300 words each  2 × 10 = 20
15. Critically evaluate Lycidas as an elegy.
16. Write an essay on Gulliver’s Travels.
17. Elucidate on the theme of adventure in Defoe’s novel Robinson Crusoe.
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PERIYAKULAM
I BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
SOCIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND – 20EL1AC01
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
Date: 15.11.2022 Time: 01.30 – 03.30 pm Marks: 40
PART –A
Choose the correct answer 10×1=10

1. The first country to undergo Industrial Revolution is ______.


a) Japan b) Britain c) Germany d) France
2. Who devised the Spinning Jenny?
a) Samuel Luck b) Richard Arkwright
c) James Hargreaves d) James Watt
3. The 18th century French society was divided into _____.
a) Castes b) Four Estates c) Three Estates d) Two Estates
4. The first Reform Bill was passed in _____.
a) 1832 b) 1890 c) 1879 d) 1880
5. Which country joined the war on the side of the Allied Powers in 1916?
a) Romania b) Serbia c) Bulgaria d) Greece
6. The easing of Cold War tensions between the United States and the
Soviet Union during the 1970s was called _____.
a) Containment b) Détente c) Neutrality d) Isolationism
7. The Persian Gulf War began with a massive US – led air offensive known
as what?
a) Operation Iraqi Freedom b) Operation Desert Storm
c) Operation Desert Shield d) None of These
8. How many days did the Persian Gulf War last?
a) 28 b) 42 c) 65 d) 50
9. The Falkland Islands are nearest which continent?
a) Europe b) South America c) Africa d) Asia
10. Who was the governor of the Falkland Islands at the time of the
Argentine Invasion?
a) Rex Masterman Hunt b) Jorge Rafael
c) Tony Blair d) none of these

Match the following 5×1=5


11. A. John Kay - 1990 - 1991
B. The Falkland War - The Police System
C. Robert Peel - United States and Soviet Union
D. The Gulf War - Argentina and United Kingdom
E. The Cold War - The Flying Shuttle

PART – B
Write short notes of 100 words each 2×5=10
12. a) Discuss the causes and impacts of the Gulf War.
OR
b) Write a short note on Cold War.
13. a) Bring out the Parliamentary Reforms during the Reform Acts.
OR
b) How did the world wars affect England?

PART – C

Answer any one essay of 300 words. 1×15=15


14. Write an essay on Labour Movement in England.
15. Describe the consequences of Industrial Revolution in England.
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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
(AUTONOMOUS) PERIYAKULAM
I B.A ENGLISH LITERATURE
PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH -20EL1AE01
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
Date: 16.11.2022 Time: 01.30 – 02.30 pm Marks: 30

I. Sketch a mind map for an Indian Citizen (5)

II. List the problems in social media and try to give creative solutions as a student of
English Literature for the better usage of it (10)          

III. Write your experience of “Ponniyin Selvan” Movie in the theatre? (5)
IV. What does the picture represent? Describe the picture:(10)

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM
II DC – PART II ENGLISH
ENGLISH FOR COMMUNICATION - 20GE3GS03
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
Date:16.11.2022 Time: 9:30 -11:30 Marks: 40
PART -A

I. Choose the correct Answer. (10x1=10)


1.Honesty is ----- best policy.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
2. Ramu ----- seta were there.
a) and b) therefore c) that d) Beside
3. Please give me ______ water.
a) a b) some c) an d) X
4.I have ----- pen.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
5.In the village Manipuram, there lived ----wealthy farmer.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
6.Joe waited for ------- train.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
7. They spoke to him in ----- Spanish.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
8.India is in the continent--------Asia.
a) a b) the c) an d) X
9. -----------the river stood a dilapidated building.
a) and b) therefore c) that d) Beside
10.Nero was fiddling-------Rome was on fire.
a) and b) therefore c) while d) Beside

PART B
II. Label the following sentences as simple or compound. (5x1=5)
1. Raju ploughs the field.
2. In spite of his illness, he won the medal.
3. The car looked old but it was comfortable.
4. Being retired, she spends her time wisely.
5. Sheeba bought a new bike.

III. Transform the following as directed. (5x1=5)


1. Despite her poverty, she helps the needy. (into compound)
2. The boy was hardworking and he got very good marks. (into simple)
3. Being a musician, he practices every day. (into Compound)
4. You can wait or you can leave. (into compound)
5. Lending to the poor is giving to God. (into Compound)

PART -C

IV. 1. a) Attempt to narrate the story of an Entrepreneur/Enterprise.


(1x10=10)

(Or)
b) Narrate your personal experience on any one of the following in 100 words
i. Write a short autobiographical poem of your childhood
ii. Write a short note of your role model.

V. Answer the reading comprehension questions and complete the reported speech
activity.(5x1=5)

A little red hen had some wheat seeds. “Will you help me sow this seed?” asked the hen,
“No” replied the selfish dog. Then the hen did it by herself. The seeds grew into a field of
wheat. “Will you help me reap the wheat?” asked the hen, “No” replied the sleepy cat.
She did it by herself. “Will you help me make a bread?” asked the hen., “No” replied the
lazy cow. She made the bread by herself. “Will you all help me eat this bread?” asked the
hen, “Yes” replied everyone, “No” said the hen.

1.“Will you help me sow this seed?” -Who is the speaker?


a)Hen b)dog c) cow
2.“Will you help me reap the wheat?”- To whom is the question asked?
a)Hen b)dog c) cat
3.Where did the wheat grow?
a)In the field b) in the rock c) in the mountain
4. Who made the bread?
a)dog b)duck c) hen
5. Why did the hen said “No”?
a) The hen did not want to share the bread
b) The hen did not want to share the work
c) The hen did not want to share the field.

PART -D
VI. Transform the following sentences as directed. (5x1=5)
1. Reshma said to Priya, ‘Why are you sketching on the wall?’(into indirect)
2. Arya told Tara that David would leave for his mother’s place the next day. (into direct)
3. ‘Ronny, ready for race?’ the instructor said. (into indirect)
4. Oreo admitted that I had been right and he had been wrong.(into direct)
5. ‘Stand at ease’, The soldier said to his men. (into indirect)
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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM
II BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
AMERICAN LITERATURE - I - 20EL3MC05
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 17 .11.2022 Time: 9:30 -11:30 Marks: 40


PART - A
1. Choose the correct answer                            10 × 1 = 10
1. In which poem biblical stories were mentioned
a) Contemplations b) Raven c) Mist d) Excelsior
2. Who holds Abel and Coin in her lap
a) Adam b) Mary c) Estherd) Eve
3. A young man is journeying through the------
a) Swiss Olive b) Swiss Alps c) Orab d) none
4. Who warns him that the storm is coming-----
a) Oldman b) Youngman c) Plath d) Frost
5. Who was the leader of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920’s
a) Frost b) Irvingc) Lincoln d) Hughes
6. Who was the teacher of Langston Hughes?
a) Frost b) Irvingc) Lincoln d) Hughes
7. ‘The philosophy of composition’ was written by
a) Edgar Allen Poe b) Lincoln c) Irving d) Langston
8. Poe claims the idea of------
a) creation b) reading c) writing d) observing
9. Who examines the box?
a) Calaveras b) Simon wheeler c) Stranger d) Smith
10. Where was the drama “The Glass Menagerie” taken place?
a) St. Louise tenement b) inn c) house d) tent
PART – B
Section A
II. Annotate the following by answering the Questions 1×5=5
11.a. A prominent Negro clubwoman in Philadelphia paid eleven dollars to hear Raquel Meller
sing Andalusian Popular songs
a) From where these lines are taken?
b) Who was the author?
c) Explain the lines.
(or)
b. Silent alone where none or saw, or heard,
In pathless paths I lead my wand’ring feet.
My humble Eyes to lofty Skies I rear’d
To sing some song my mazed Muse thought meet
a) Who was the poet?
b) What do ‘pathless paths’ refer to?
c) Explain the lines.
Section B
Answer any TWO out of three paragraphs in 100 words each  1×5=5

12. What is the main theme of the poem ‘excelsior’?


13. Why does the narrator seek out Simon Wheeler in “The celebrated Jumping Frog of
Calaveras County”?
PART - C
III. Answer any the following essays in 300 words each        2 × 10 = 20

14 a. The author uses the example of the Philadelphia clubwoman to illustrate what problem
in Negro culture that holds artists back?
(Or)
b. Analyze ‘The Scarlet Letter’ as a psychological novel.

15 a. Which aspects of “The Glass Menagerie” are realistic?


(Or)
b. What is the tone and meaning of Anne Bradstreet’s poem ‘Contemplations’?

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(AUTONOMUS) PERIYAKULAM
II BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS: 20EL3MC06
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 18.11.2022 Time: 9.30am-11.30am Marks:40

I. Choose the correct answer: 10x1=10


1.The use of two widely divergent forms of the same language by all members of the community
under different conditions is called ___________
a) Pidgin b) Creole c) Register d) Diglossia.
2. A ________ is a contract language, a mixture of elements from different natural languages.
a) Pidgin b) Creole c) Register d) Diglossia
3.Educated speech is being patronized by the government and is called _____
a) Substandard English b) Register c) Diglossia d) Standard English
4.Ferdinand de Saussure defines language is arbitrary which means _______
a) There is connection between meaning and word
b) There is no connection between meaning and word
c) The meaning gets change d) The vocabulary will be added
5.[3:] and [ʌ] _______.
a) front vowels b) semi- vowels c) back vowels d) Centre vowels
6. The word ‘sing’ can be transcribed into ______
a) /sing / b) /sinŋ/ c) /siŋ/ d) /zing/
7. Front vowels are vowels articulated with the front of the tongue raised towards the
__________.
a) soft palate b) hard palate c) velum d) the alveolar
8. _____ is a fricative sound.
a)/t/ b) /f/ c)/k/ d)/l/
9)/sis∂/ is the reverse transcription of the word_________
a) system b) syst c) sister d) siste
10. The strong from of ‘an’ is________.
a)/ æ n/ b)/a:n/ c) /∂n/ d)/an/
PART-B
II. Answer the following in 100 words: 2x5=10
11. a) Distinguish between pidgin and creole. (Or)

b) Transcribe the following: 1. We are Healthy, 2. Our teacher gave us an exercise. 3. She
is listening to the music.
4. /neim/, /bi:n/ 5. /ɡǝu/, /kæts/
12.a) Give an account on Front Vowels with diagram. (Or)
b) Write a brief note on Stress.

PART-C
III. Answer the following in 300 words: 2x10=20
13. a) Mention the different language groups of the Indo- European family and describe the
family of the English language.

(Or)
b) Transcribe the following Passage

Milton describes the appearance of the serpent in whose body Satan had entered. It had a
pleasing shape and appearance. He moved erect. His folds nose one over the other in a huge mass
with his head held high, eyes, shining like diamonds and neck burnished in golden hue. Satan
succeeds in persuading Eve to agree to taste the fruit of the forbidden tree. Eve becomes so
curious about the fruit. The snake is brilliant and misleading Eve to eat the fruit.

14. a) Write an essay on Diphthongs.

(Or)

b) What do you mean by Stress and Intonation. Explain.

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PERIYAKULAM
II B.A ENGLISH LITERATURE
LITERARY GENRES AND TERMS-20EL3AC03
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 15.11.2022 Time: 1.30pm-3.30pm Marks: 40

PART-A

Choose the correct answer: 10x1=10

1. Stream of Consciousness first coined by who in the thesis “The Principles of


Psychology in 1890”?
a) James Joyce b) William James c) Virginia Woolf d) Dorothy Ricardson
2.Who is the first writer of the historical novel?
a) Leo Tolstoy b) Victor Hugo c) Sir Walter Scott d) Winston Churchill
3.The Gothic novel rose to popularity in which century?
a) The 16thcentury b) The 18th century c) The 15th century d) The 19th century
4.What is the goal of stream of consciousness narration?
a) To create suspense b) To create humor
c) To explain a complex philosophical idea d) To bring the reader close to a
character’s mind and thoughts.
5.A novel written in the form of letters or diary entries is known as
a) Bildungsroman b) Picaresque novel c) epistolary novel d) Realistic novel
6.The opposite of comedy was for the ancient Greeks; in Hollywood) it’s

a) Drama, tragedy b) Dramedy, drama c) Tragedy, drama


d)Dramedy, tragedy
7.What is the first step in writing comedy?
a) Start with a set of Punchlines b) Focus on the characters before writing any jokes
c) Relax d) None of the above
8.What are the two main elements of a farce?
a) Comedy and absurdity b) Dialogue and monologue
c)Physical humor and sight gags d) Absurdism and physical humor
9.What was the first work to be called a 'tragicomedy?'
a) Landgartha b) All's Well that Ends Well c) Amphitruo d) Cyrano
de Bergerac
10. Most melodramas have a ending
a) sad b) mysterious c) happy d) scary

PART-B
Answer the following in 100 words: 2x5=10
11. a) What is a comedy?
(Or)
b) What is a tragedy?
12. a) What is the style of Epistolary Novel? Give examples.
(Or)
b) what is a Historical fiction? Give examples.
PART-C
Answer the following in 300 words: 2x10=20
13. a) What is it called Gothic Literature and write the main features of Gothic Novel? Give
examples.
(Or)
b) What is a Picaresque novel?
14. a) How do you write a Farce play?
(Or)
b) What are the key features of melodrama?

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PERIYAKULAM
II BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
INTRODUCTION TO WORLD CLASSICS-20EL3DE1A
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 16.11.2022 Time: 1.30pm-3.30pm Marks: 40


Part A
I. Choose the correct answer: 10x1=10
1. Timbuctoo ends up as a _________ at the end of the story.
a. farmer b. soldier c. cook d. servant
2. When did the Prussian war took place?
a. 1870 b. 1871 c. 1872 d. 1873
3. The lyrics of “The Girl from Ipanema was written by ______.
a. Gets b. Gilberto c. both (a) & (b) d. none
4. When the narrator met the Ipanema girl, she was a _____ girl.
iv. real b. metaphysical c. illusion d. none
5. Mother Courage and Her Children was based on the ______.
a. Thirty Years War b. Ten Years War c. Twenty Years War d. none
6. Honesty is alluded to _____ in Mother Courage.
a. Eilif b. Swiss Cheese c. Kattrin d. none
7. Raskolnikov was an ex-student from ________.
a. St. Petersburg b. St. John c. St. Hopkins d. Oxford
8. Crime and Punishment was published in the year ______.
a. 1864 b. 1865 c. 1866 d. 1867
9. The Country Doctor was published in the year _______.
a. 1916 b. 1917 c. 1918 d.1919
10. The poem “Walking Around” was published in _______.
a. 1932 b. 1935 c. 1937 d. 1939
Part B
II. Annotate the following: 5x1=5
11. I don’t want to go on being a root in the dark,
insecure, stretched out, shivering with sleep,
going on down, into the moist guts of the earth,
taking in and thinking, eating every day.
a. Who is the author of the above lines?
b. Where do you come across the above lines?
c. Explain the context.
(Or)
b. I can manage to reach the second stage of that painter but I fall short of the first and better one:
my abilities cannot stretch so far as to venture to undertake a richly ornate picture, polished and
fashioned according to the rules of art.
a. Who is the narrator of the above lines?
b. Where do you come across the above lines?
c. Explain the context of the above lines.

III. Answer the following in a paragraph: 1x5=5


12. a. Describe the plot of “Timbuctoo”.
(Or)
b. Comment on the plot of “The Girl from Ipanema”.

Part C
IV. Answer any TWO of the following in an essay: 2x10=20
13. Explain the views of Montaigne in his essay “On Friendship”.
14. Write down the critical appreciation of the poem “Walking Around” by Pablo Neruda.
15. Discuss the themes of Mother Courage and Her Children.
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PERIYAKULAM
III B.A ENGLISH LITERATURE
INDIAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION:20EL5MC09
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 15.11.2022 Time: 9.30 a.m-11.30 a.m. Marks: 40

Choose the correct answer 10 × 1 = 10

1.The verse 331 belongs to _______ classification of thinai

a. Palai b.marutham c.neidal d.mullai


2. Verse 299 belongs to ________ classification of thinai.
a. Neidal b.Marutham c.Palai d.Kurunji
3. ______ is the proper thematic matter of “Krunthokai”
a. Uri porul b.Karu porul c.Kaar porul d.Naanmarai
4. The story the chess player is set in ________.
a. Central north India b.Asian c.Europe d.African
5. the literal meaning of Chemmeen is
a. dolphin b. the shark c. prawns d. the whale

6. What worries Kapila about Padmini?


a. She is too wealthy for Devadatta.
b. She is too learned for Devadatta.
c. She is too sharp for Devadatta.
d. She is too sexual for Devadatta.
7. Who committed suicide in the Broken Nest?
a) Kadambari Devi b) Jyoti c) Charulatha d) Basu

8. What city does the central story take place in Hayavadana?


a. Dharmapura. b. Jaipur. c. Delhi. d.Bangalore.
9 Padmini is a daughter of a___.
a. Lawyer b.Woodcutter c.Merchant d.Brahmin
10 Karuthamma belongs to ________ caste of Hindu fishing community.
a. Mukkavan b. Moothurai c. Pillai d. Nair

 
Annotate the following by answering the question below: 1× 5=5
11a) I know he does not value wealth

i Where does the line occur?

ii Fix the context with title:


iii Identify the speaker
or
b) And when I met him there

Were it not my eyes saw him

i Where does the line occur?

ii Fix the context with title:

iii Identify the speaker

Answer any ONE of the following in 100 words 1× 5=5


1. What is the profession of Mir and the Mirza in the story “the chess players”?
2. What does society do to a woman’s potential in The Broken Nest?
3. Sketch the character of Karuthamma:
Answer any TWO essays in 300 words each 2 × 10 = 20
1. What might the play Hayavdana convey about India's independence from Britain?

2. Love and Identity goes hand in hand in the novel Chemmeen – Discuss:

3. How did Tagore's novel Broken Nest represent complex Indian problems in 19th-century public
culture in colonial India?

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PERIYAKULAM

III BA ENGLISH LITERATURE

POST- COLONIAL LITERATURES IN ENGLISH- 20EL5MC10

END SEMESTER EXAMINATION     

Date: 16-11-2022 Time: 9.30a.m to 11.30 a.m Max. Marks: 40

                                                 

Part: A
I. Choose the best answer:                          10X1=10

1. What is the poem African elegy about?


a) Love b) God c) Life d) Death
2. How can one live life gently with fire in the poem An African Elegy?

a) Spirited b) Surrender c) Oppression d) Suffering

3. ‘Old-boat brown is a comparison to __________?

a) the fisherman’s boat b) the fisherman’s skin


c) The fisherman’s confidence d) None of the above

4. The imperturbable experience between a young man and woman ends in unforgiving
disappointment which results in ____________?

a) love b) marriage c) hatred d) breakup

5. 32. What is the White colour symbolizes in the poem “Adolescence”?

a) Ugly b) Innocence c) Shyness d) Maturity

6. What is the genre of A Writer’s people by V.S.Naipaul?

a) Prose b) Novel c) Poetry d) Non-Fiction Book

7. Mention the name of the smoker in the play “The Club”?

a) Phebe b) Judith c) Louis d) Gerry Cooper

8. Nuu Ego is engaged to ____________

a) Amatokwu b) Agbadi c) Ngozi’s d) Nnaife

9. Who is the mother of Taiwoand Kehinde?

a) Nnu Ego b) Agbadi c) Ngozi’s d) Nnaife

10. Dream on a Monkey Mountain is the novel by____

a) Derek Walcott b) Frantz Fanon c) Edward Said d)


Buchi Emecheta

PART – B
II. Explain any ONE of the following passages with reference to context:
1X5=5 11. And you seemed full of
guilt and not know
Whether to repent or rejoice over the situation
a. Who is the speaker?
b. Explain repent or rejoice over the situation?
c. Comment on the passage.

12. In the park she fed the swans and he


Whittled nervously with his strange hands
And white was mixed with all their colours
As if they drew it from the flowering trees.
a. In which the poem does the passage occur?
b. Who fed the swan?
c. Comment on the passage.
13. My father was a fox farmer. That is, he raised silver foxes, in pens; and in the fall and early
winter, when their fur was prime, he killed them and skinned them and sold their pelts to the
Hudson's Bay Company or the Montreal Fur Traders.
a. Where do you come across the passage?
b. Whose father was a fox farmer?
c. Explain the passage.

PART- C
III. Answer any ONE paragraph of 200 words each: 1X5=5
14. Bring out the themes in Patrick Fernando’s poem “The Fisherman mourned by his Wife”.
15. Analyze the themes of the play “The Club” by David Williamson
16. Sketch the character of Nnu Ego from The Joys of Motherhood.

PART- D
IV. Answer any TWO Essays of 400 words. 2X10=20

17. Eco consciousness in P.K. Page's poem “Adolescence”-Discuss.


18. Explain the central idea of the short story “A writer’s people” by V.S. Naipaul.
19. Postcolonial elements in Derek Walcott ‘s Dream on a Monkey Mountain.
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PERIYAKULAM
III B.A ENGLISH LITERATURE
WOMEN’S WRITING -20EL5MC11
END-SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 17.11.2022 Time: 9.30-11.30am Marks: 40

   
PART - A

I. Choose the correct answer:                                10 × 1 = 10

1. "An Introduction" contrasts significantly with the lack of power she felt growing up
and getting married at ---------------.

a) sixteen b) seventeen c) eighteen d) nineteen

2. Although ----------------- is often viewed as uncomfortable, Wright portrays it as a


life-altering, pleasant, and continuous experience.

a) pregnancy b) extimacy c) tyrancy d) insurgency

3. In A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Wollstonecraft wants to reform ____. 

a) Men’s education b) Women’s education c) Religion d) Politics

4. Atwood says that we are threatened with ____.

a) Annihilation b) Atom bombs c) Nuclear weapons d) Weather conditions

5. Who performs the abortion in the story, “The Barrel of a Pen”?

a)An Untrained Nurse b) Doctor c) Midwife d) Trained Nurse

6. The story “The Barrel of a Pen” is from the collection____.

a) The Museum b) The Power of a Plate of Rice c) Opening Spaces d) The Wanderer 

7. The Mousetrap was initially performed as a -------------- play in 1952 and was
broadcasted by the BBC with the title ‘Three Blind Mice’.

a) radio b) television c) stage d) theatrical

8. A timeless tale of “whodunit,” Agatha Christie’s "-------------------" strands seven


strangers at Monkswell Manor during a blizzard.

a) The Mousetrap b) The Girl who can c) The Barrel of a Pen d) A Room of One's
Own
9. Mari is a gentle love story of the violence of the forgotten battle of 

a) Kohima  b) Mezoma   c) Khonoma   d) Jotsoma

10. The fiercest fighting of Deputy Commissioner’s Bunglaw came to be called as    

a) The Battle of Nagaland    b) The Battle of Tribes   c) The Battle of Tennis Court       
d) The Battle of Languages

PART – B

II. Annotate any ONE of the following:                                1× 5 = 5

11. “I am Indian, very brown, born in Malabar,

I speak three languages, write in

Two, dream in one."

a) From where these lines are taken?

b) Who is the speaker?

c) Explain the lines.

12. “In the present state of society it seems that we have to go back to first principles
in search of the simplest truths, and to fight against some prevailing prejudice for
every inch of ground”.

a) Where is this sentence taken from?

b) Who is the speaker?

c) Why is it important to go back to the first principles?

PART – C

III. Answer any ONE out of two paragraphs in 100 words each:           
1×5=5
13. Illustrate the theme of maternal love in the poem "Woman to Child".

14. Portray the contemporary spirit of war and violence in Easterine Kire’s Mari.

PART - C

Answer the following essays in 400 words each                  2× 10 = 20


15. a) How does Mary Wollstonecraft differ from Rousseau in her views on humans
and civilization?

(or)
b) What is the social issue mentioned in Gugu Ndlovu’ “The Barrel of a Pen”?

16. a) Explore the purpose of Trotter's arrival in "The Mousetrap"?

(or)
b) Portray Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" as a murder mystery play
JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)
PERIYAKULAM
III BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
ECO LITERATURE - 20EL5MC12
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
    Date:18.11.2022 Time: 9:30 -11:30 Marks: 40
PART -A
I. Choose the correct answers: 10x1=10

1. What is the expectation of American families in 'A Fable for Tomorrow'?


a. To get more knowledge  b. To develop the wealthy society   c. To access the
products and to easily control it d.. To develop the industry
2. When was the book Silent Spring published?
a.1942        b.1947              c.1962            d.1972
3. “In '4x4s are Killing my Planet”, near a waterfall, Macfarlane found a ______ .
a. Brass Plaque   b. Treasure  c. Statue  d. Rare diamond
4. How was the death of the mother tongue portrayed in the poem 'Death of the Mother Tongue'?
a. As an accident  b. As an incident  c. As an illusion d. As a conclusion
5. Kamal Kumar Tanti wrote his poems in _____ language.
a. Hindi   b. Bengali    c. Marathi     d. Assamese
6. The poet Kamal Kumar Tanti is addressing himself as a _______in his poem 'Confounded'.
a. Professor  b. Doctor  c. Bhikshu  d. None of the above
7. Who had imprisoned the mother tongue?
a. The native    b. the foreigners   c. the youngsters     d. the grandparents
8. “According to '4x4s are Killing my Planet”, the people in the British Isles draw happiness
from the ________. 
a. Wilderness       b. Landscapes       c. Wastelands      d. None of the above
9. Rose discovers which two people having dinner together in the novel We are Completely
Beside Ourselves?
a. Lowell and her father    b. Dr. Sosa and Kafka      
c. Matt and Fern    d. Harlow and Lowell
10. Rosemary's parents are both   ___________ in the novel We are Completely Beside Ourselves.
a.Scientists    b.Engineers        c.Artists     d. 
Musicians                                                                                                    
Part - B

II. Answer any TWO out of three paragraphs in 100 words each: 2x5=10

11. Write a short note on Carson as ecologist.

12.Bring out the natural elements portrayed by Robert Macfarlane in “4x4s are Killing My
Planet.”  

13.How do the natives assassinate the mother tongue?

Part-C

III. Answer any two of the following in 300 words each: 2x10=20

14. Justify the title ‘A Fable for Tomorrow’.


15.Give an eco critical approach to the poem ‘Confounded’ by Kamal Kumar Danti.
16.Explain how humans are different from other animals in the novel We are Completely Beside
Ourselves.
JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)
PERIYAKULAM
III BA ENGLISH LITERATURE
TRAVEL WRITING - 20EL5DE3B
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 19.11.22 Time:9.30- 11.30 am Marks: 40

PART – A

1. Choose the correct answer 10 × 1 = 10

1. Where is the poem “Mandalay” set?

a. India b. Sri Lanka c. Burma d. Nepal.

2. Which is the song that was inspired by the poem, “Mandalay”?

a. Happy End b. On the Road to Mandalay c. Come Fly with Me d. Fall


of the City.

3. Which country did Beverley Nichols belong to?

a. Africa b. India c. America d. Britain

4. What was the problem that was dividing the Indian Christians?

a. Class divide b. Caste difference c. Conversion d. Colonialism.

5. What were the elephants piling?

a. Stones b. Teak c. Rosewood d. Leather

6. Who in Onitsha denounces the way colonials treat the indigenous people?

a. Maou b. Fintan c. Geoffroy Allen d. None of the above

7. Which of the following travel narratives is a blatant critique of colonial vices?


a. Eat, Pray, Love b. May you be the Mother of a Hundred Sons c. Onitsha d. The Great
Railway Bazaar

8. Elizabeth Gilbert's journey of self-realisation starts from ___________

a. England b. Australia c. America d. Canada

9. What meditation practice does Liz learn in India to attain inner balance?

a. Kundalini Yoga b. Pranic healing c. Breathing exercises d. Ayurvedic massage

10. Who is May you be the Mother of a Hundred Sons dedicated to?

a. The author's mother b. The author's daughter c. The author's father d. Indira Gandhi

PART - B

Section A:

II. Answer any one paragraph in 100 words each 1×5=5

11. Give reasons why the British soldier misses his time in Burma.

12. What was Fintan and his mother’s experience in Nigeria?

13. Specify a few reasons why Rita Dove says: "I love the hour before take-off".

Section B:

III. Write one short travel essay out of given situations in 100 words 1 × 5 = 5

14. A study tour with your teachers and friends

(OR)

A festival

PART - C

IV. Answer any TWO essays in 300 words each 2 × 10 = 20

15. Does Nichols find answer to the question, “Have you ever met an Indian”? Why was the
answer so difficult?

16. Consider Elizabeth Gilbert's journey to India and Indonesia in Eat, Pray, Love as a
revisiting of western stereotypes about other spaces of the world.
17. What are the anti-women practices that Bumiller brings under censure in May you be the
Mother of a Hundred Sons?

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS),


PERIYAKULAM
III YEAR NON-MAJOR ELECTIVE – V SEMESTER
FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH – 20EL5GE01
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
Date:17.11.2022 Time: 1:30-3:30 Marks: 40

1. Give the correct meaning for the pair of words 10x1=10


a. Addition, Edition b. Bass, Base c. Currant, Current
d. Device, Devise e. Desert, Dessert f. Hole, Whole
g. Lessen, Lesson h. Hair, Hare i. Knead, Need
j. Heal, Heel
Choose the best to complete the sentence 10x1=10
2.When her schoolwork got to be too much, Pam had a tendency to ______, which always
put her further behind.
a. dedicate b. rejuvenate c. ponder d.procrastinate
3. Juan’s friends found him in a ______ mood after he learned he would be homecoming
king.
a. jovial b. stealthy c. paltry d. gullible
4. A fan of historical fiction, Joline is now reading a novel about slavery in the ______
South.
a. decorous b. rogue c. droll d. antebellum
5. Mary became ______ at typing because she practiced every day for six months.
a. proficient b. reflective c. dormant d. redundant
6. Phillip’s ______ tone endeared him to his comical friends, but irritated his serious father.
a. aloof b. jesting c. grave d. earnest
7. Billy cannot play the piano very well, since he ______ practices.
a. sometimes b. usually c. always d. never
8. Jared placed the plant ______ the other two plants, so that it was in the middle.
a. between b. over c. through d. outside
9. The road is ______, so cars that drive it are constantly turning and swerving.
a. flat b. curvy c. weird d. peaceful
10. Jackie is full of ______ and believes she can achieve almost any goal she sets for
herself.
a. confidence b. courage c. concern d. comfort
11. . Although the message was meant to be ______, I don’t mind if you tell it to your
friends
a. special b. secret c. permanent d. educational

12. Write the American spelling for the following words: 5x1=5
a. centre b. Litre c. Metre d. Sombre e. theatre
13. Write any five Idioms with the meaning, example, and origin
5x1=5
a) All ears b) Bigwig c )cloud nine d) deep pockets
e)Egg on one’s face f) Greenroom g)Once in a blue moon
14. Write precis for the following passages 2x5=10
a) In recent years, there has been growing interest in the ancient practice of
meditation. Meditation has been shown to have a number of benefits, including reducing
stress, improving mental clarity and focus, and promoting overall well-being. There are
many different types of meditation, and it can be practiced in a variety of ways. One
popular method is mindfulness meditation, which involves paying attention to the present
moment without judgment.
Mindfulness meditation can be practiced anywhere, at any time. All you need to
do is find a comfortable seat and focus your attention on your breath. You can also focus on
a mantra or a certain word or phrase that you repeat to yourself. If you find your mind
wandering simply bring your attention back to your breath. The goal of mindfulness
meditation is not to thoughts and let them go.
With regular practice, mindfulness meditation can help you to live in the present moment
and be more aware of your thoughts and feelings. It can also help to reduce stress, anxiety,
and depression.
b) Discipline is of the utmost importance in student life. If the young students do not
obey their superiors and go without discipline, they will derive much of the training they
should have at this period and in the future, they will never be able to extract obedience
from others in society. Society will never accept them as persons fit for commanding and
taking up any responsible positions in life. So it is the bounder. Duty of all students to
observe discipline in the preparatory stage of their life. A college without discipline can
never impart suitable education to students.
The rule of discipline in the playground and the battlefield as well plays a very
important role. A team without discipline may not fare well in spite of good players for
want of mutual understanding and cooperation. In any army, everyone from the rank of the
general down to the ranks of an ordinary soldier must observe discipline. In case a soldier
does not obey his immediate superior the army becomes a rabble quite unfit for the
achievement of the common ends of war. At first sight, it may appear to us that discipline
takes away individual liberty. But on analysis, it is found that it does not do so, for liberty is
not license. We find disciplined liberty at the root of all kinds of human happiness.
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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM
I MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
BRITISH LITERATUREI: CHAUCER-MILTON-20PEL1C01
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

DATE: 15.11.2022 TIME:1.30-3.30 pm MARKS:40

PART-A

I. Answer the following multiple-choice questions: 10x1=10

1. Which is referred as ‘the first light-giver to ignorance’ by Sidney?


a) Philosophy b) Mathematics c) Astronomy d) Poetry
2.Who called poetry as an art of imitation?
a) Plato b) Stephen Gosson c) Sidney d) Aristotle
3. What is the name of the sheep in “The Nun’s Priest Tale”?
a) Molly b) pony c) Tommy d) Rosy
4.Chanticleer is the name of the---------in “The Nun’s Priest Tale”.
a) sheep b) fox c) cock d) ox
5.Where do you come across the following lines?
“No flowers, no garlands gay? all blasted? / All wasted”
a) “The Collar” b) “The Flea” c) “The temple” d) “The Pulley”
6. Who was the historian who entitled his history by the name of the nine muses?
a) Plato b) Herodotus c) Cicero d) Aristotle
7. -----------travels from the City of Destruction to the celestial city.
a) Worldly wiseman b) Evangelist c) Christian d) Legality
8.Who carries the Gospel or word of Christ?
a) Worldly wiseman b) Evangelist c) Christian d) Legality
9.Who is the alchemist in Ben Jonson’s The Alchemist?
a) Subtle b) Lovewit c) Mammon d) Face
10. Alchemy is the practice of turning base metal into --------a) silver b) brazen c) copper
d) gold

PART-B
SECTION -A
II. Explain the following passage with reference to the context 1x5=5

11. “But as I raved and grew more fierce and wild


At every word
Methought, I heard one calling, child!
And I replied, My Lord.”
SECTION-B

III. Answer any one of the following in a paragraph of 200 words 1x5=5
12. What is the main theme of Chaucer’s “The Nun’s priest Tale”?
13.Write a paragraph on “The Collar” by Herbert.

PART-C
IV. Answer any two in an essay of 400 words each. 2x10=20
14. Discuss Pilgrims Progress as an Allegory.
15. How does Sidney defense poetry?
16. Justify the title of the play The Alchemist by Ben Jonson

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS),


PERIYAKULAM
I MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
SHAKESPEARE-20PEL1C02
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

DATE: 16.11.2022 TIME:1.30-3.30 pm MARKS:40


Part A
1. Choose the correct answer: (10x1=10)
1. “Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale / Her infinite variety”. Whose infinite variety is
referred here?
a) Emilia b) Desdemona c) Cleopatra d) Rosalind
2. ------------was the wife of Antony.
a) Octavia b) Cleopatra c) Emilia d) Ceila
3. --------------was a lieutenant of Antony.
a) Enobarbus b) Falstaff c) Iago d) Cassio
4. Cleopatra killed herself with ------------
a) a Knife b) an asp c) a revolver d) a sword
5. Octavia is the sister of-------------.
a) Caesar b) Falstaff c) Iago d) Cassio
6. Cleopatra was the queen of _________.
a) Paris b) Egypt c) Italy d) Rome
7. Rome was ruled by the three men: _____, _____, ______.
a) Falstaff, Cassio and Caesar b) Mark Antony, Caesar and Lepidus c)Pompey, Caesar
and Lepidus d) Mark Antony, Cassio and Lepidus
8. Othello served as the general of ________.
a. Venice b. Cypress c. Turkey d. Morocco
9. Look to her, Moor, if thou hast eyes to see/
She has deceived her father, and may thee. Identify the speaker of the lines.
a. Iago b. Othello c. Brabantio d. Cassio
10. Why, why is this?/ Think’st thou I’d make a life of jealousy,/ To follow still the changes of
the moon/ With fresh suspicions?- Who says to whom?
a. Othello to Iago b. Iago to Othello c. Iago to Cassio
d. Cassio to Iago

Part B
Section A
II. Explain any ONE of the following with reference to the context (1x5=5)
11. Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in everything.
12. Oh, beware, my lord, of jealousy!
It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock
The meat it feeds on.
Section B
III. Answer any ONE of following in a paragraph of 200 words:
(1x5=5)
13. Compare and contrast the character of Octavia and Cleopatra.
14. How does Iago manipulate Othello?
15. Pastoral elements in As You Like It.
Part C
IV. Answer any TWO of the following in an essay: (2x10=20)
16. Explain the theatre of Shakespeare.
17. Trace the subversion of social ideology in Henry IV-Part-I with special reference to Stephen
Greenblatt’s Criticism.
18. A tragedy concerns the fall of a great man due to some flaw in his character. What is
Othello's flaw, and explain how he is truly a tragic hero.

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN


(AUTONOMOUS), PERIYAKULALM
I M.A. SEMESTER -I- END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH – 20PEL1C03
Date:17.11.2022 Time:1.30 p.m.-3.30 p.m Marks:40

PART – A
Choose the best answer: 10x1=10
1.What is the throb of God’s eternity for Aurobindo?
a) Life b) Love
c) Light d) Lust
2. “The Past is a foreign country” is the famous opening line of which book?
a) Imaginary Homelands b) The Go- Between
c)Midnight’s Children d) Satanic Verses
3. Identify the kingdom of Mithila.
a)Vaideha b) Panchabati
c) Ayodhaya d) Asura
4. What is Vajra Baan?
a) Divine bow b) Powl
c) Rock d)Divine lightning arrow
5. Who is Surpanaka?
a) Ravan’s Wife b)Ravan’s sister
c) Mandarai’s sister d) Mandarai’s servent
6. How does A.K. Ramanujan’s “Small Scale Reflections on a Great House” present the Indian
traditional house?
a) realistic b) ironic c) symbolic d) none of them
7. Which poem is published in the collection “Relations”?
a) “Endless Time” b) The Frog and the Nightingale “ c)
“Bliss of Identity” d) “Small Scale Reflections on a Great House”
8. What caused the downfall of the Nightingale?
a. Her lack of confidence in herself b. The frogs jealousy
c. The influence of the audience d. The bursting of her vein
9. Why did the ticket office crash?
a. The frog was charging too much entry fees b.The nightingale had become
sorrowful and pale c.The nightingale's song had become faster
d.The animals were tired of her song
10. Who serves as counsel for the defense?
a. Miss Benare. b. Sukhatme c. Ponkshe d. Mrs. Kashikar.

PART – B
Section A
Explain the following passage with reference to context: 1x5=5
11 a) “You must make your public happier:
Give them something sharper snappier.
We must aim for better billings.
You still owe me sixty shillings."
Or
b) “Neighbours' dishes brought up
with the greasy sweets they made
all night the day before yesterday”

Section – B
Answer a paragraph of 200 words: 1x5=5
12. a)What according to Aurobindo is the bliss of identity?
Or
b) Why does Rushdie call homelands as imaginary?
PART -C
Answer the following in an essay of 400 words each: 2x10=20
13. a)Bring out the diasporic elements in the essay Imaginary Homelands
Or
b) Discuss and depict the ignorance of sita with the textual reference in detail.
14. a) Mahasweta Devi’s Rudali as story of survival
Or
b)Critically Examine the social concern of Vijay Tendulkaras revealed in his play,
Silence! The Court is in Session
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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)


I MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS - 20PEL1CO4
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date:18.11.2022 Time:1.30 p.m.-3.30 p.m Marks:40


Part -A
I. Choose the correct answer: 10x1=10

1. Sounds during the production of which the air escapes only through the mouth are called
_________
a) Voiceless sounds b) Voiced sounds c) Oral sounds d) Nasal sounds
2. Sounds during the production of which the air escapes only through the nose are called ______
a) Voiceless sounds b) Voiced sounds c) Oral sounds d) Nasal sounds
3. __________ is an example of nasal sound.
a) p b) b c) n d) k
4. ______ is an example of oral word.
a) peel b) sum c) sing d) neck
5. _______ is a voiced sound.
a) p b) s c) k d) m
6. _______ is a voiceless sound
a) s b) z c) g d) n
7. Minimal units of grammatical structure, such as the four components of un faith fulness, are
called _________.
a) morphemes b) phonemes c) allophones d) phones
8. ___________is a sub - field of linguistics which deals with the relationship between language
and society. It studies how language functions in the society.
a) Lexicography b) Socio-linguistics c) Ethnolinguistics d) ELT
9. _______ is a form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group.
a) Idiolect b) Register c) Dialect d) Diglossia
10. _______ refers to the degree of formality of language, but in a more general sense it means
the language used by a group of people who share similar work.
a) Diglossia b) Code switching c) Multilingualism d) Register

PART – B
II. Answer any two paragraphs of 200 words each 2x5=10
11. Write a short note on Syntax.
12. What is TG Grammar and Immediate Constituent Analysis.
13. What is meant by Code switching?

PART – C
III. Answer any Two out of four in an essay of 400 words each 2x10=20
15. Explain the concept of Phonology, Phones and Allophones?
16. Describe the study on Sociolinguistics and what is the impact of language on society.
17. Write an essay on Morphology, Morphemes and Allomorphs.
JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS),
PERIYAKULAM
I MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
CREATIVE WRITING – 20PEL1E1C
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 19.11.2022 Time: 9.30 a.m- 11.30 a.m Marks: 40


PART – A
I. Choose the correct answers: 10x1=10
1. _____ is one of the forms of creative writing.
a) Journalistic writing b) Drama
c) Reporting d) feature writing
2.______ appeals to the ear in drama.
a) An auditory art b) A spectator art
c) A dramatic art d) A visual art
3._____ deals with high-born character.
a) Melo drama b) Domestic drama
c) Tragedy d) Heroic drama
4. The writer should stick to a skeletal description that allows sufficient space for___
a) Dialogue b) Performance
c) Interpretation d) None
5.____ is one of the most important aspects of script writing.
a) Structuring b) Edit
c) Reel d) Shots
6. Tropes are regarded as figures of ____ that change the meaning of words by turning their
sense.
a) action b) thought
c) speech d) image
7. The word Figura belongs to _____ language.
a) Latin b) French
c) Greek d) Sanskrit
8. ______ can be defined as a specialized vocabulary that grows out of the special needs of a
particular profession or subject.
a) Pidgin b) Taboo
c) Creole d) Jargon
9. Who said the following words “By the time I’m nearing the end of a story, the first part will
have been reread and altered and corrected at least 150 times… Good writing is essentially
rewriting. I am positive of this.”
a) Roald Dahl b) Anthony Burgess
c) Eleanor Estes d) None of the above
10. Which is the most interacting process in revising a text?
a) Pattern matching b) Detecting and Correcting
c) Interpreting d) None of the above

PART - B
II. Answer the following in a paragraph of 200 words each: 2x5=10
11. a) Write a note on characterization in a play?
Or
b) How do you put the sequence of events into a scene?
12. a) Give a brief account of some of the ways in which the process of revising can
be facilitated.

Or
b) Write a note on figures of speech based on difference and obliqueness.
PART -C
III. Answer any two of the following in 400 words each: 2x10=20
13. What are the procedures to be noted before submitting the manual for publication?
Enumerate.
14. What are the types of drama? Explain.
15. ‘Meanings of words are not inherent in the words themselves; rather the meanings lie with
the people who use them.’ Justify the statement with the textual reference.

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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM
II MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
BRITISH LITERATURE III HARDY -PRESENT– 20PEL3C08
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date:15.11.2022 Time:1.30 p.m.-3.30 p.m Marks:40

Part-A

1. Choose the correct answers: 10X1=10

i. In Goblin Market, what is the name of Laura's sister?


a) Jeanieb) Lorrie c) Lizzie d) Lauren

ii. The poem begins with an epigraph that alludes to_________

a) Boccaccio’s "Decameron" b) Dante's "Inferno" c) Petrarch’s "Odes" d) Virgil's


"Aeneid"

iii. Which season was mentioned in the poem “Home Thought, from Abroad”?

a) Winter b) Summer c) Springtime d) Autumn

iv. The organizational pattern of this essay “Professions for Women” can best be described
as______

a) Description of purpose to personal anecdote to symbolic story

b) Specific information to qualification of points to qualified opinion

c) History to personal anecdotes to projection into the future

d) Personal reflection to fictional example to personal experience

v. What is the recent novel of Smith?

a) Swing Time b) The I who is not me c) Apollo d) Daphne

vi. Who is navigating his way through the streets of a village in England?

a) Fletcher b) Kazuo Ishiguro c) People d) None

vii. In 'The Other Side of the Hedge', who does the narrator steal a beer from?

a) Another person on the road b) His father c) His brother

d) A stranger

viii. What type of dog does Hamm have?

a) Shitzu b) Bloodhound c) Pomeranian d) Terrier

ix. John Fowles concluded his novel with

a. a lead-in to a sequel b.a twist of fate no one could see coming.


c. credits to Charles Darwin for his influence d.two different endings.

x. What title did Charles' grandfather hold?

a. Laird b.Baronet c.Duke d.Earl.

Part – B

SECTION-A:

Explain any one of the following passages with reference to context : 1X5=5

2. Oh, to be in England

Now that April’s there,

And whoever wakes in England

Sees, some morning, unaware,

That the lowest boughs and the brushwood sheaf

Round the elm-tree bole are in tiny leaf,

While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough

In England—now!

3. “My profession is literature; and in that profession there are fewer experiences for women than
in any other, with the exception of the stage—fewer, I mean, that are peculiar to women.

SECTION-B:

Answer the following in a paragraph of 200 words 1x5=5


4. (a) How are Laura and Lizzie contrasted? What seems to be their relationship to each other?
Or

(b) What does he find on the other side of the hedge?

Part-C

Answer the following in an essay of 400 words each: 2X10=20

5. (a) Discuss the themes of a short story “A Village after Dark”.

Or

(b) Discuss the allusions in Endgame—especially those to the Bible and Dante. How do these
add to the themes of the play?

6. (a) Why does Fowles give the novel two conclusions? Do you consider them to be equally
viable options, or is one more of a conclusion than the other?

Or

(b) write an essay on the Narrative Perspective In The French Lieutenant's Woman

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JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN(AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM II MA
GLISH LITERATURE LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM
0PEL3C09 END SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date: 16.11.22 Time: 1.30-3.30 pm Marks: 40

PART – A

1. Answer the following Multiple Choice Questions 10 × 1 = 10

1. Which of the following does not belong to Homi. K. Bhaba's ideas?

a. hybridity  b. mimicry  c. phallagocentrism    d. ambivalence

2. Who translated Derrida's Of Grammatology?

a. Gayathri Spivak     b. Homi. K. Bhaba   c. Jean-Francois Lyotard    d. Roland Barthes

3. When was Stephen Greenblatt's essay “Resonance and Wonder” written?

a. 1991    b. 1988   c.1990    d. 1999

4. Why does the post-colonial scholar, Homi Bhaba argue that colonial discourse was ambivalent
about the colonized?

a. Portrayal of the colonized errs towards either a passive and conquerable subject or an
irrational, untamed barbarian. This means that the colonial subject becomes consistently
stereotyped.

b. Scholars did not travel to colonies and therefore could not establish an accurate
picture of colonized peoples.

c. Post-colonial scholars were too focused on the colonizing power rather than the
colonized peoples.

d. The colonized did not make enough effort to have their voices heard

5. According to Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, a "subaltern" is

a. usually a woman b. a Third-World denizen c. multiply oppressed d. all of the above

6. What does the term 'konkretisation' mean?

a. realisation b. concentration c. deviation d. none of these


7. Which of the following terms Derrida does not use in his “Structure, Sign and Play in the
Discourse of the Human Sciences”?

a. Event b. Rupture c. Redoubling d. Resonance

8. Whose concepts does Derrida refer to in his essay, “Structure, Sign and Play in the Discourse
of the Human Sciences”?

a. Plato b. Aristotle c. Barthes d. Lévi-Strauss

9. Whose formulated the phrase, “the historicity of texts and the textuality of history”?

a. Derrida b. Louis Montrose c. Greenblatt d. Spivak

10. According to Bhaba, “____ is the desire for a reformed, recognisable Other, as a subject of a
difference that is almost the same, but not quite”.

a. Colonial mimicry b. Ambivalence c. Diaspora d. Hegemony.

PART B

II. Answer any TWO paragraphs of 200 words each. 2x5=10

11. Why does Derrida dismiss the concept of presence or Centre in any quest for meaning in a
text?

12. Give a brief account on the concept of 'Mimicry'.

13. What is meant by 'Resonance' according to Stephen Greenblatt?

14. What are the main features of Feminist Criticism?

PART C

III. Answer any TWO essays in 400 words each 2x10=20

15. Explain how Derrida analyses the concept of the sign to show that there will be no
determinacy in meaning?
16. Explain how a museum can invoke both resonance and wonder at the same time?

17. Explain how Iser describes the process of reading.

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIYAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN(AUTONOMOUS)


PERIYAKULAM
II MA ENGLISH LITERATURE
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION
ELT & ICT -20EL1MC01

Date:17.11.2022 Time:1.30 to 3.30 PM Marks:40


PART - A

I.Choose the correct answer                                        10 × 1 = 10

1. MOOC stands for ______.


a. Massive Open Online Courses
b. Multiple Open Online Courses.
c. Medium Open Online Courses.
d. None of the above
2. Which is called as the modern methods of instruction in ICT?
a. Learning through mobile b. Blackboard learning c. Distance
learning d. Video learning
3. In the digital era, there is a fear that classroom communication may result in:

a. Passive adaptation b. Quick adaptation c. Stimulation


d. Over-stimulation

4. Which of the following domains is used for – education?

a. .net b. .edu c. .com d. .org

5. What is the purpose underlying the use of teaching aids?


a. To make the lessons interesting
b. To capture the students’ attention
c. To enhance access to technological resource
d. To optimise learning outcomes
6. The software used to navigate through the web is known as_____.
a. Website b. Web Browser c. Internet d. World Wide Web
7. What do communicated words carry in a classroom situation?
a. Inspiration, controversy and introspection
b. Diversion, criticism and irrationality
c. Insipidity, irrationality, and non-acceptance
d. Power, structure and tradition
8. What are the barriers to effective communication?
a. Moralising, being judgemental and comments of consolation
b. Dialogue, summary and self-review
c. Use of simple words, cool reaction and defensive attitude
d. Personal statement, eye contact and simple narration
9. Most often, the teacher - student communication is_____.
a. Spurious b. Critical c. Utilitarian d. Confrontational
10. Using the central point of the classroom communication as the beginning of a dynamic
pattern of ideas is referred to as:
a. Systemization b. Problem – orientation c. Idea protocol d. Mind mapping
PART - B

II. Answer the following in a paragraph of 200 words each      2× 5 = 10

11 a. Write a note on the few ICT based application to teach and learn English.
(or)
b. How can ICT help the teachers improve their methods in teaching?

12 a. Write a note on E Content Development


(or)
b. Write a note on the challenges faced when a native speaker learns a foreign language.

PART- C

III. Answer any TWO of the following essay 2× 10 = 20

13. Explain the relevance of ICT' in Teacher Education.


14. Elaborate the advantages and disadvantages of teaching language lessons through e-contents.
15. Write a detailed account on the difficulties in learning English as a second language

JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN


(AUTONOMOUS),PERIYAKULAM
PG DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
II M.A. SEMESTER-III -MID -SEMESTER EXAMINATION
WORLD SHORT STORIES-20PEL3E3A
Date: 19.11.2022 Time:9.30 - 11.30 am Marks: 40
PART- A
I.Answer all the questions
I.Choose the best answer 10 ×1=10
1. “The Young King” was published in the year ____.
a. 1891 b. 1892 c. 1893 d. 1894
2. “The Voices” was published in the ___.
a. Atlantic b. Literary Review c. Edinburgh Review d. None of the
above
3. How old was the young king?
a. 15 b. 16 c. 17 d. 18
4. The short story “Signs and Symbols” was published in the year ___.
a. 1948 b. 1949 c. 1950 d. 1951
5. “The Great Indian Tee and Snakes” has won the ____ Commonwealth Prize.
a. 2020 b. 2021 c. 2022 d. 2000
6. Identify the immigrant physicist.
a. Dr. Khanna b. Dr. Gupta c. Dr. Das d. Dr. Lal
7. Identify the protagonist of “ The Voices”.
a. Pameela b. Lucy c. Anne d. Charlette
8. Laughing man was regularly crossing the ----- border into Paris
a) Indians b) Chinese c) Spanish d) country
9.”Harvey’s Dream” was written by ________.
a) Williamson b) Henry c) Stephen King d) Poe
10. Who was the oldest daughter in “Harvey’s Dream”
a) Trisha b) Nyarha c) Hummah d) Sura

PART- B
II. Answer any two in a paragraph of 200 words each
2× 5 = 10
11. Describe the dreams of the young king and its significance.
12. Explain the central message of the short story "The Paper Menagerie"
13. What is the central idea of the short story “The Laughing Man”

PART- C

III. Answer any two in an essay of 400 words each


2 × 10 = 20
14.Explain the context in which the Indian writers like Arun Joshi and Kritika Pandey
explore the theme of immigration, glocalization and the impact of socio-political changes.
15. Discuss the themes of "Books and Roses" by Helen Oyeyemi.
16. Explain the style of Stephen King with reference to “Harvey’s Dream
JAYARAJ ANNAPACKIAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS)
INTER DEPARTMENTAL COURSE III
ACADEMIC WRITING AND COMPOSITION-20PEL3GE2-
END-SEMESTER EXAMINATION

Date:18-11-2022 Time: 1.30 to 3.30 p.m. Max.Marks:40

PART-A

I. Answer any four of the following in 100 words each: (4X5=20)


1. What is an argument? Discuss on the different statements of Academic argument.
2. Why Editing is important in academic writing?
3. What is the editing stage of the writing process?
4. How do you create citations? Give examples.
5. Review a book or movie watched lastly.
PART-B
II. Attempt any four of the following given below. (4X5=20)
6. Discuss on the conventions of Academic Writing.
7. Write an essay on “Technology” with a proper introduction, and conclusion
8. Rewrite the sentences without errors and use appropriate punctuations:
a) The pencil fell down among the desk and the wall.
b) I have been ill since three months.
c) She washed her face in water.
d) We travelled in train.
e) He is angry upon me.
9. Read the following statements and prepare a chart of Do’s’ and Don’ts’. Suggest a suitable
title for it:
Nature is abode for all of us. It provides us with all our basic needs. However, we must take care
of the following things so that our mother nature is not harmed.

We must plant more trees.

We should not cut trees.

We must keep our area neat and clean.

We should never discharge garbage without proper management.

We should not pollute air and water.

We should not use plastic bags.

We should not hunt birds or animals.

We should use more of public transport.

We should spread awareness about the importance of maintaining balance in nature.

10. The following diagram shows important factors to be considered while choosing a career.
Write a paragraph based on it. Give a suitable title to it.

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