B.A. Semester I CBCS Examination - November 2019 - English CCE-2 Literary Form Lyric Core

Sep 20, 2026

This document provides the official examination paper for the B.A. Semester I (CBCS) course held in November 2019. The subject is English CCE-2, focusing on the Literary Form: Lyric (Core). The examination is designed to assess students' understanding of poetic forms and specific literary works. It includes questions on the definition and history of the lyric, characteristics of sonnets and odes, and critical analysis of poems by William Shakespeare, John Donne, Alexander Pope, Sylvia Plath, Rupert Brooke, and John Keats. Students are required to demonstrate analytical skills by discussing themes, central ideas, and formal elements such as elegies and ballads. The total marks allotted for the examination are 70, with individual questions weighted at 14 or 7 marks, providing a comprehensive evaluation of the core syllabus requirements for undergraduate students of English literature.

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FAQs

What is the total marks for the B.A. (Sem. I) English CCE-2 examination?

The total marks for the examination are 70.

Which specific literary forms are covered in this exam?

The examination covers the literary form of the lyric, including specific types like sonnets, odes, elegies, and ballads.

What are some of the poets referenced in the examination questions?

The exam references William Shakespeare, John Donne, Alexander Pope, Sylvia Plath, Rupert Brooke, and John Keats.

Sep 20, 2026

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