saree} ers) Guene NID UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB ENGLISH B.A PART-1 2021 p Note: Attompt all questions from Section A and B, ‘SECTION.A ‘GA. Explain with reference to the context any Threo of the following extracts: (20) (a) If lwere Lord of Tartary. Myself and me aloné My bed should be of ivory, Of beaten gold my throne; EXD Reference: These lines have been taken from the poem “Tartary" writen by Walter De La Mare, Context: In this poem, the poet becomes a dreamer. He lives in @ word of fantasy and imagination, He lusts for dignity and power. He wants to become lord of an imaginative island whichis called Tartary. He longs for a luxurious life, Explanation: Inthe given lines, the poet wishes to become the lord of "Tartary’. He says'that if | were the sole Lord and ‘owner! ruler of the country called Tartary, | would be enjoying my life very much. My bed would be made of Ivory and my throne would be made of pure gold. | would be ving ke kings, (0) A voice so thrling nov'r was heard ‘mn spring-time from the Cuckoo-bird. Breaking the silonces of the seas Among the farthest Hebrides. BD For Answer see Model Paper 11, Q.4.(c). fe ‘Through the bones of the living, No argumonts assort my right: [BD Rotorenci These nes have been taken om the poem “Havk's Monologue” witen by Ted Hughes Context “he poet tls us inthis poem about the haw thats the ford and ruler of lhe bdo the fret The hawk is toasting ofits great physical foc, pecson of aiack and ‘veralrule over the bids. els hat would maintain ts fue forever. Explanation: “The hawk says that king bids and aloting death to themis ts job fis aight trough the body othe leg Bids, Kling them al atone inthe a a fs ovn seat Wil I'does not need t assert prove sgh Ever Bd knows tat. J) Well, threl "A sale of mind Husband died Seven months ago!" Must! pay the Interest, or thustn't I? 1 ak you: Must pay, or must | not? Suppose your husband is dead, and you've gota State of mind, and nonsense ofthat sort. And your stoward’s gone away somewher, devi ako him, what do you want me to do? ERD Reference: ‘These lines have been taken from the on “The Bear’ written by Anton Chekhov. 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He cuts open he ieee uta the gts. Nobody kes tose is Chinas ffs AL st, afer a long discusson, Wot leaves ther fs. Bishop tes him about the seh neighbour where the Gp can steal great weath Sydnoys diplomacy and ferns save hem from robbery. Selaation: “ese ines ae spoken by Guy Sydney dng ihe _svosabon wth Wot These Ines ae spoken when Gy Srey enters the room and the burglar pons his pst at fim, and orders him to raise his hands, Guy cools him {owe and oye tha he Is very please soe Nin {Sse He wecomes his vis fo hs hous. He ts ino Shy calm and not consider him aan enon. The He Such dul thot Wol has become a sue ofthe tntrainment and haprnes. Guy else Wa at hs Seat ecig for em, and they ae realy gael 0 2.x wgtoning ter Chinas. He cats he brat ® Tanna inthe widemess" wien means a bess fom ‘deaven in the wis ee ‘0.2. Attempt any TWO of the following questions: [150 Words Each) (20) Wat waye and means oid Rosen adopt f elp Stutntne sary Tak iy? Thy Describe tho meeting of Franks wife with her ese ite try The Shadow In evi on by Laan = vit a ea Who TD yong ata ose gre wan te wife was 2lci man she loved, ved. He went to the war so fan se ve ‘and she was ie - toe era aren « a. omqo MIT ies ore ma sc re Ta Ste eer ho Marta net ded there He had gone mad because of sun- Seca tnt! Reha Se bes we Sas rc Dea vised cneet i ee tt se athe heist Se Saieltiens ie orate Se drctmmnaoes oath igor tes cee Meese ie eernanfieet aw tetis inet oases winunte ee ome at Ben teeta ad or tannemeer sce mtr =a ae RES remy moe tock a Be ae oe Syinors ‘were no ordinary people. They were rich, mbar ad senor a Sanaa Sac hare ener iran hee Fastlane ed lems een cee eee esecergase ny Pa aca i ia Dorm ats i er ey Amann po wt it 160 yo fay explots the Wolfs greedy nature ard tls ja about te oxen thngs esr Ler Mb They tll im the way to enter that home easy. The "2 ears em ad cece ogre ee pata eff tem, ond lve te ane. Tn ery wobe seo te bla nde the manage one abe sat te poste pression ta hey ave cst on aT <3. Attempt any TWO of the following questions: (20) 29 (450 Words Each] Hay does th potagoniat want to enjoy i le eo as a lord of Tartary?” inst ais ways tao been suggested By be We Eluabeth tho o mast te ao lng ings ner ou ed Ope A? TED The poetess says thet the a of losing isnot hard fe oT ae ue mary nese, We matt ae ef rast a of sa BY notte os os yang rt ese creat OR Orga lc ae das. lst ee oad huge ou sae, Pat lose os orem ve oe 1 ae an Ne ca ge he ce etn ge ts pe yO ha eo cena re. We ees rt oa we Ow Pe Senge is te or two. Then, sted things, such a8 places and oat things,(aaipciate aE RIT i conte] AzeAy | wT Ce nes tbe pal a oaeg [ay and memorable things 98 ou" mathere wan eg Se tannest to ccnp tet oat thie ic) Tho poom Light Out expresses the temendzus power of sloop that no one can resist. Elucidate the sltomont TD For nsner soo Wael Paper 3,3 (0) SECTION-B ‘G4, Road tho folowing passage careflly and answer the questions given at the en (25), fal th institutions that have come down tous from tho past, none is, in the. present ay, so sisorganized and derailed aa the family: Atfeton ot Paronta for children and of ehildren for parents fapable of being one of tho greatest sources of happinss, but, infact, atthe present day, the relation of parents and childon, in nine cases out of ton keg ‘source of unhappiness to both partes, and in ninstye nin eases out of a hundred, a source of unhappiness {0 at least ono of the two partis, The fallure of the {amily to provide the fundamental satisfaction which, In principe it Is capable of yielding, is one of ine Most deopeated causes of discontent which Prevalent in our age. The adult who wishes Yo one’s HAPPY relation with his own children or to provide 2 happy ‘ie for. them, Parenthood and having reflected must act winely €2us08 of family unhappiness in our day are Sony Moet diverse sors, paychotogieal, econ, oa al and poical. Where the welltonde Pe ihc ts vice hag ay? 2 love 0 Pacer swan pues re pire etre saat Tacos 3 arity eat ha cu atone a D tents son eee tas ee mes et cn ines a naa cee mee oe SD viet tel 0 te Soar tae Fa Wat ha et pc ot a ery ewitacaie? or anaes ate ont at tenho ewe Ta Give the earings of i tebwtng words: eater etanen pares ant ces foie on te pat of Re Sarily w cane of Gascislacior 72 oSEE Hg NSE COMO {amiy head must refit upon parenthood and act wea Simla, ther reasons that bring about unhappinece a {amt oo of many Kinds ~psycholoial, scl ecscaten ‘nd pote Moreover, runing away rom domestic done, isalo one of to bares fra modern worran on te eae. becoming a parent QE. Wella a dialogue boweon wo" parsone discussing tho causes and ffects of politcal instabity inthe county a5) oD Shan: Holl, Asall How are you? Arsal am fine, What about You? Shan: lam ne too. Why are you wortted? ‘Arsal: Dont you see the current polial situation of our country? | am worried about the political instabiy in the country, ‘Shan: Yes, itis an alarming situation. We must act wisely {8 a nation fo end this, ‘Arsal: Dear, you have studied politics, de you know what fare the cause and effects of poltical instability in ‘our country? ‘Shan: Yes, | know some of them. For example: failure of leadership, and lack of strong. political institutions 30 how these issues cause the political instability? Actual, strong leadership and political institutions are very important for the stablity in a region because without these factors, a country cannot be (on aright pathway, ‘Arsal: What are the other causes? Shan: Multi-party system, lack of national integrity, lingual and ethnic differences are also man Causes of it. In this way, every party and group fights for power that they damage the national natatve, (MDSieietipiotseFor See i) veal: Brother, 28 te Dueausacy,mitary dee and weak Judea syste . instabiy? causes of poll ran: Yes, Stray, these ae te causes of pt Po Tan i et mes st become stronger than the ok ereates the pocal tain, real: And wat about pressure groups, disorganized political parties and coalition gorse shan: These aco alo cae asyoeny onthe ely of the county. The members ef posse puny ‘and coalition goverment exo each ates The lpotaten acs bes) cu great: Exacl tugotwar for power, Tack of political participation, lack” of ” strong ‘nstitutionaization, es weightage tothe puble inion, immature behaviour of politcal partes, racy and ack of poieal traning ae i big causes forthe potently in out county. annem ne very badly onthe poltal, socal and economic ‘uation of a county, Without poll stabiy, no County can evel : Areal: Baty! I becomes the hurdle for the foreign es. They bests ones such oregon, that snot policaly stable the canoe elect, talc flects ‘Shan: Apart fon Oe ou. Rbngs chaos, disorder, cveral peace 8 crtenthe cout, anarchy and pal paical stabi is the Wetne ‘Arsal: So, we 2 3) cess, development and forthe of county. wore oe able > Yes, tis! en for discussing such an ssnan: Yes. very Mra 92 ayo Sey 8020 shan: Yous "=ye oe RT CUT Tran to the following passage into English: (sy vm nE KN DUE SETI UA Labnag & fle Si ajdbet PILI L Lint bab se, evatitldnd Lyf Vi gtie SL Le nL yi VM Teme by got LES Kbtend gig gh e 6 Sos tel EXD Translation: Once a miser was sitting on the top of a hill. His Pockets were filled with roasted chickpeas. He was Putting the chickpeas in his mouth one by one. Coincidentally, one of the chickpeas dropped on the ground instead of dropping in his mouth, Su ch a loss was unbearable forthe | ground to get that chickpea back: He could not get the chic! kpea back but his leg was broken eed is a.curse,