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Special English - Dr.BR Ambedkar University

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<strong>Dr</strong>. B.R. <strong>Ambedkar</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Srikakulam<br />

I year B.A Degree – <strong>Special</strong> <strong>English</strong> Model Question Paper<br />

w.e.f 2010-11 Admitted Batch<br />

PAPER I – MODERN LANGUAGE<br />

Time : Three Hours<br />

Answer all Questions<br />

Section – A<br />

Maximum: 100 Marks<br />

a) Answer any TWO of the Following: 2x10=20<br />

i) Write a brief note on the Scandinavian influence on the <strong>English</strong> Language.<br />

ii) Examine the contribution of any one of the poets to the <strong>English</strong> Language.<br />

iii) Discuss briefly any two of the important process of word formation<br />

iv) Write short notes on any TWO of the following process of semantic charges:<br />

(1) Association of Ideas<br />

(2) Narrowing meaning<br />

(3) Euphemism<br />

(4) Prudery<br />

b) Read the following passage and answer the following questions 5x2=10<br />

NARWA and Haria were not blood brothers, though they so described<br />

themselves. They had been born and had grown up in the same village near Almora,<br />

and when old enough to work had adopted the same profession, basket making which<br />

means that they were untouchables, for in the United Provinces baskets are only made<br />

by untouchables. During the summer months Narwa and Haria worked at their trade in<br />

their village near Almora, and in the winter months they came down to Kaladhungi<br />

where there was a great demand for the huge baskets, measuring upto fifteen feet in<br />

diameter, which they made foe our villagers for the storage of grain. In their hill<br />

village near Almora they made their baskets of ringals – thin bamboo an inch thick<br />

and up to twenty feet long, which grows at an altitude of four to ten thousand feet, and<br />

which incidentally makes the most perfect of fly – rods – and in Kaladhingi they made<br />

them of bamboos.<br />

i) How can you say that Narwa and Haria are untouchable<br />

ii)<br />

iii)<br />

iv)<br />

What was their profession during the summer<br />

Why do the villagers buy the huge baskets made by Narwa and Haria<br />

What is material they used to make baskets in their village near Almora<br />

v) What is material they used to make baskets in

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