B.A. (Sem. VI) (CBCS) Examination - July 2022 - English: CCE-20 - History of English Literature: Romantic Age to Modern Age

Sep 20, 2026

This document serves as an official examination paper for the B.A. (Semester VI) CBCS program, dated July 2022, focusing on the subject of History of English Literature, specifically covering the Romantic to Modern Age. The exam consists of five structured essay-type questions, each offering an alternative prompt to test critical analysis skills. Key topics include the critical evaluation of Charles Dickens's novel David Copperfield, its plot, title appropriateness, and autobiographical elements. Additionally, the paper examines literary figures such as William Wordsworth, Jane Austen, Robert Browning, P.B. Shelley, Walter Scott, and W.B. Yeats. The examination is designed to assess deep comprehension of specific characters like Mr. Murdstone and Uriah Heep, as well as broader thematic movements within English literature during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The paper structure provides students with a comprehensive review of canonical texts and historical literary shifts, demanding an articulate demonstration of academic knowledge in the field of English studies.

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B.A. (Sem. VI) (CBCS) Examination - July 2022

Question 1: David Copperfield Analysis

Question 2: Autobiographical Elements and Character Studies

Question 3: Wordsworth and Jane Austen

Question 4: Victorian and Romantic Poets

Question 5: Short Notes

FAQs

What is the core focus of the B.A. (Sem. VI) English CCE-20 examination?

The examination focuses on the History of English Literature from the Romantic Age to the Modern Age, with specific emphasis on works like Charles Dickens's David Copperfield.

How is the examination structured?

The exam consists of five major questions, each worth 14 marks and offering an 'OR' option between two distinct prompts to allow students choice in their analytical focus.

Which authors are highlighted for critical discussion in this paper?

The paper covers several notable figures, including Charles Dickens, William Wordsworth, Jane Austen, Robert Browning, P.B. Shelley, Walter Scott, and W.B. Yeats.

Sep 20, 2026

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