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    This document contains instructions and questions for a midterm exam on Romantic and Victorian poetry. Students are instructed to attempt all questions, write their roll number on the paper, and attach the question paper to their answer sheet before leaving. The questions assess characteristics of Romantic poetry, themes in Wordsworth's "The World Is Too Much With Us", Wordsworth as a poet of nature, characteristics of the Victorian age, and themes associated with the Victorian poem "Lotus Eater".

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    This document contains instructions and questions for a midterm exam on Romantic and Victorian poetry. Students are instructed to attempt all questions, write their roll number on the paper, and attach the question paper to their answer sheet before leaving. The questions assess characteristics of Romantic poetry, themes in Wordsworth's "The World Is Too Much With Us", Wordsworth as a poet of nature, characteristics of the Victorian age, and themes associated with the Victorian poem "Lotus Eater".

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    This document contains instructions and questions for a midterm exam on Romantic and Victorian poetry. Students are instructed to attempt all questions, write their roll number on the paper, and attach the question paper to their answer sheet before leaving. The questions assess characteristics of Romantic poetry, themes in Wordsworth's "The World Is Too Much With Us", Wordsworth as a poet of nature, characteristics of the Victorian age, and themes associated with the Victorian poem "Lotus Eater".

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    Roll # : _______

    National University of Modern Languages Section: ______


    Faculty of English Language, Literature and Linguistics
    BS(English)-Mid Term ExaminationFall2019

    Paper: Romantic and Victorian poetry Total marks : 30


    Time allowed: 2hours Semester : 4
    Instructions:

     Attempt all questions.


     Write down your roll# no on the question paper.
     Attach your question paper with the answer sheet before leaving examination hall.
     Keep your university ID cards with you during the examination

    Q1 (a) – Write down characteristics of Romantic poetry (Marks 05)

    Q1 (b) Discuss the themes of “world is too much with us” with reference to lines. (Marks 05)

    Q2 (a) What do you know about William Wordsworth as a poet of nature prove it with his poetic
    expression( Marks 05)

    Q2 (b) Demonstrate the characteristics of Victorian age .(Marks 05)

    Q3 Associate the themes of “Lotus eater” with Victorian age. (Marks 10)

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