Would you please provide me the IGNOU University M.A in English Last year question paper???

This is the IGNOU University M.A in English Last year question paper:

1. Explain two of the poems below with reference to their contexts, supplying brief critical comments : 10+10

(a) Weep no more, woful shepherds weep no more,
For lycidas your sorrow is not dead,
Sunk though he be beneath the watry floar,
So sinks the day-star in the ocean bed,
And yet a non repairs his drooping head.

(b)Exceeding sweet, yet voyd of sinful vice,
That many sought yet none could ever taste,
Sweet fruit of pleasure brought from paradice ;
By himselfe and in garden plaste.

(c)Structk to the heart by this sad pageantry,
Half to myself I said — And what is life ?
Whose shape is that within the car ? And
why' —

I would have added — is all here amiss ?
—But a voice answered — 'Life' !

(d) And death shall have no dominion
Dead men maked they shall be one
With the man in the wind and the west moon ;
When their bones are picked clean and the clean bones gone.

2. Write an essay on Chancer's comic vision in the 'Prologue' to The Canterbury Tales. 20

3. Compare and contrast "The Epithalamion" and "The Prothalamion". 20

4. Discuss "Mac Flecknoe" as a mock-heroic poem. 20

5. Bring out the elements of mysticism, if any, in the poetry of William Blake. 20

6. Critically appreciate either "Porphyria's Lover" or 'The Bishop orders his Tomb at St. Praseed's church'. 20

7. Discuss The prelude as an autobiographical poem. 20

8. Examine J.S. Eliot's use of, mythology in 'The Waste Land'. 20

1. Explain two of the passages below with reference to their contexts, supplying brief critical comments : 10+10

(a) The phoenix ridle hath more wit By us,we two being one,are it

So,to one neutral thing both sexes fit,Wee dye and rise the same,and prove mysterious by this love.

(b) There dwels sweet love and constant chastity

Unspotted fayth and comely womanhood,Regard of honour and mild modesty,

The vertue raynes as queene in royal throne,And giveth lawes alone.

(c) Born to no pride,inheriting no strife,

Nor marrying discord in a noble wife,

Stranger to civil or religious rage,

The good man walled innoxious thro' his age.

(d) When the stars threw down their spears,

And water'd heaven with their tears,

Did he smile his work to see?

Did he who made the Lamb make thee?

2. The Host wanted to hear a story 'as may oure hertes glade'. Does the Nonne Preestes Tale' make you glad. Illustrate your answer with suitable examples from chaucer's text. 20

3. Comment upon the Renaissance elements in the poetry of Edumund Spenser. 20

4. Discuss 'Mac Flecknoe' as a satire.' 20

5. Discuss "Kubla Khan" as an allegorical poem. 20

6. Attempt a critical appreciation of "The Blessed Damozel". 20

7. Attempt an analysis of either "Adam's Curse". or 'Easter 1916'. 20

8. Would you agree with Samuel Johnson's view that,'Poetry is the art of uniting pleasure with truth, by calling imagination to the help of reason'? 20