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    This document contains the details of a final term examination for a Classical Drama course. It includes 7 questions, with Question 1 being compulsory. Question 1 requires students to write short notes on two of three topics: i) Elizabethan drama, ii) Role of Chorus in Greek tragedy, or iii) Composition of drama. The other questions require students to comment on whether Dr. Faustus is a Medieval or Renaissance hero, discuss Hamlet as a Shakespearean tragedy, analyze themes of justice and revenge in three plays, examine how Sophocles develops the idea of fate in Oedipus Rex, discuss Hamlet's dilemma with examples, and analyze tragedies read so far through

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    This document contains the details of a final term examination for a Classical Drama course. It includes 7 questions, with Question 1 being compulsory. Question 1 requires students to write short notes on two of three topics: i) Elizabethan drama, ii) Role of Chorus in Greek tragedy, or iii) Composition of drama. The other questions require students to comment on whether Dr. Faustus is a Medieval or Renaissance hero, discuss Hamlet as a Shakespearean tragedy, analyze themes of justice and revenge in three plays, examine how Sophocles develops the idea of fate in Oedipus Rex, discuss Hamlet's dilemma with examples, and analyze tragedies read so far through

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    Final Term Examination (Fall, 2019)

    Program: BS English
    Subject Name: Classical Drama

    Student Name: ________________________________ CMS No: ____________________

    Semester: ______________ Session: ______________________Date: ________________

    Total Marks: 50 Time: 140 minutes

    Q: Attempt four questions in total. (50)


    Note: Question one is compulsory.
    Q1. Write short note on any two of the following topics. (7X7) = 14

    i. Elizabethan drama

    ii. Role of Chorus in Greek tragedy

    iii. Composition of drama

    Q2. Is Dr. Faustus a Medieval hero or a Renaissance hero? Comment. (12)

    Q3. Discuss Hamlet as a typical Shakespearean tragedy. (12)

    Q4. What is the role of justice and revenge reflected through the choices made by characters

    in Oedipus Rex, Dr. Faustus, and Hamlet? (12)

    Q5. How does Sophocles try to develop the idea of fate in his play? (12)

    Q6. What is Hamlet’s dilemma? Discuss with examples. (12)

    Q7. Discuss the tragedies that you have read so far in the light of Feminism. (12)

    (GOOD LUCK)

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