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    Directorate of Distance Education

    Swami Vivekanand Subharti University


    II Year

    Course Code : BAENG-202

    Course Title : English Poetry from Elizabethan Age to Romantic Age

    Assignment No. : BAENG-202/2023

    Maximum Marks : 30

    Attempt any 5 of the given 10 questions.


    All questions carry equal marks

    Q1. Explain the different roles played by friends in our life with reference to of Friendship.

    Q2. How would the speaker of "The Mower Against the Garden" compare with the speaker of
    "The Garden?"

    Q3. Discuss Everyman in His Humor as a classical comedy.

    Q4. Trace the mental conflict of Faustus from the beginning till his last hour on this earth.

    Q5. Discuss the appropriateness or otherwise of the comic and farcical scenes in "Doctor
    Faustus".

    Q6. Discuss the role of miracles in the Gospel.

    Q7. Discuss Wyatt and Surrey as sonneteers.

    Q8. What is Bacon's advice to masters and princes?

    Q9. Critically analyze Shakespeare's Sonnet 30 When to The Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought.

    Q10. What are man's chief strengths and major weaknesses? Give your answer on the basis of
    your comprehension of the poet's view on man.

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