A) Read
the following extract and answer the following questions
the following extract and answer the following questions
1.
“I’ll meet the raging of skies (3)
“I’ll meet the raging of skies (3)
But not an angry father”.
a)
– who is the speaker?
– who is the speaker?
b)
– Which figures of speech do you find in the above lines?
– Which figures of speech do you find in the above lines?
c)
– Why is the father angry?
– Why is the father angry?
2. Is second childishness and mere oblivion, (3)
Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans
everything.
everything.
a)
– What do you understand by ‘sans’?
– What do you understand by ‘sans’?
b)
In which stage the lines fall?
In which stage the lines fall?
c)
Which stage is there before this?
Which stage is there before this?
3.
“Two amalgam,” he’ll say, “for in there” (3)
“Two amalgam,” he’ll say, “for in there” (3)
a)
– What is amalgam?
– What is amalgam?
b)-
Why is the word ‘amalgum’ misspelt?
Why is the word ‘amalgum’ misspelt?
c)
– What is the rhyme – scheme of the stanza?
– What is the rhyme – scheme of the stanza?
4.
“The voice of thunder declares my arrival; (3)
“The voice of thunder declares my arrival; (3)
The rainbow announces y departure.”
a)
– Which poetic device is in use in the above lines?
– Which poetic device is in use in the above lines?
b)
– Name the poet of the poem.
– Name the poet of the poem.
c)
– When does rainbow appear?
– When does rainbow appear?
B) Answer
the following questions in about 30 to 40 words each. 4×2=8
the following questions in about 30 to 40 words each. 4×2=8
1)
“All can hear, but only
“All can hear, but only
The sensitive can understand” – Explain.
2)
Comment on the refrain of the poem – “oh, I wish I’d looked after me teeth”
Comment on the refrain of the poem – “oh, I wish I’d looked after me teeth”
3)
Narrate in your own words the fourth stage of “the Seven Ages”
Narrate in your own words the fourth stage of “the Seven Ages”
4)
“Nature overpowered human” – Explain the comment in the light of the poem “Lord
Uillin’s Daughter.”
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Uillin’s Daughter.”
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