ENGL 212 Week 7 Final Exam

ENGL 212 Week 7 Final Exam  | regent-university

•             Question 1               

                Dylan Thomas' repeated phrase "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" might best be said to mean...                                              

•             Question 2               

                When was the poet "green and dying" in the poem "Fern Hill"?                                

•             Question 3               

                What can we assume that the Englishman who visit McMaster at the end of Waugh's story will conclude about Henty?                                

•             Question 4               

                What prompts Mabel to ask Dr. Fergusson, "Do you love me then?"                                       

•             Question 5               

                Who gives the boy money for the bazaar in "Araby"?                                     

•             Question 6               

                According to the biographical material on G.K. Chesterton in the Literature Resource Center, the famous literary figure who was Chesterton's friend and frequent debate opponent was...                                          

•             Question 7               

                In "The Bluff of the Big Shops," G. K. Chesterton begins by criticizing the funniest of arguments for the big shops, that...                                   

•             Question 8               

                In "the American Ideal," G. K. Chesterton identifies the fundamental American heresy as...                                        

•             Question 9               

                Discuss differing ideas about "the individual" in relation to nature and society in three different authors we studied this term. Use one text in particular from each of the authors you use in your response and be detailed in supporting of your thesis.                                       

•             Question 10               

                Use the details of three different texts from three different authors to argue the differences in the ways those authors address God’s governance of the world. Try to choose works from differing literary periods (Romantics, Victorian, and Modern) in your essay.