BA I_SEMESTER
II_ENGLISH (OPTIONAL)
Introduction to English Literature
(Poetry)and Language (Morphology) -II
MODULE I: Introduction to Forms of
Poetry
a) Sonnet
b) Song
c) Elegy
d) Ballad
MODULE II: Poems
a) My Mistresses’ Eyes are Nothing
Like the Sun- William Shakespeare
b) On his Blindness- John Milton
c) Go and Catch a Falling Star-
John Donne
d) She Walks in Beauty- Lord Byron
e) To a Butterfly- William
Wordsworth
f) Annabel Lee- Edgar Allen Poe
g) My Last Duchess- Robert Browning
h) O My Love is Like a Red, Red
Rose - Robert Burns
MODULE III: Poems
a) Goodbye Party for Miss Pushpa T.
S.- Nissim Ezekiel
b) What Would You Do? – Omprakash
Valmiki
c) Oh Earth , Wait for Me -Pablo
Neruda
d) Elegy for My Son- Patrick
Fernando
e) This is Photograph of me-
Margaret Atwood
f) Anyone Lived in a Pretty How
Town- e. e. cummings
g) Telephone Conversation- Wole
Soyinka
h) The Seven Stages – Meena
Kandasamy
MODULE IV: Morphology
a) Concept of Morphology
b) Types of Morphemes
c) Morphological Processes /Word -
Formation Processes
d) Morphological Analysis
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NATURE OF QUESTION PAPER AND SCHEME OF
MARKING:
FOR FOUR CREDITS: Total Marks: 80
(Written)
Q.1 A) Multiple choice questions
(On Module 1.2&3) (10 MCQ) (10
marks)
B) Fill in the blanks 4 options to be
given for each question (On Module 1.2&3)
(10 questions) (10
Marks)
Q. 2 Answer the following questions
in about 250-300 words (A or B)
(To be set on Module 2) (10
Marks)
Q.3 Answer the following questions
in about 250-300 words (A or B)
(to be set on Module 3) (10
Marks)
Q. 4 Write short notes in about 200
words (four out of six) (4 on Module 1and 2 on Module2
&3) (20
Marks)
Q.5 A) Write short notes in about
200 words.(two out of four) (To be set on Module 4)
(10
Marks)
B) I. Identify the word formation process
used in the underlined words in the
following sentences (5 sentences) (05
Marks )
II. Attempt morphological analysis of
the following words (2 out of 4) (05
Marks)
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Instruction for
Internal Evaluation
Sem. II: Unit
Test – 20 Marks
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