ENG 220 Final, Fall 1998
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ENGLISH 220: FINAL EXAMINATION
February 1999
2 HOURS Prof. Nassar
P. %):
Choose two of the following quotations. In each case: (1) Identify the quotation. (2)
Analyze it. (3) Link it to another idea you have come across this semester.
1. MRS WARREN. Why shouldn’t I have done it? The house in Brussels was real high
class - - a much better place for a woman to be in than the factory where Anne Jane
got poisoned.
2. CHASUBLE. Were I fortunate enough to be Miss Prism’s pupil, I would hang upon
her lips. {MISS PRISM glares]. I spoke metaphorically. - My metaphor was drawn
from bees. Ahem!
3. And the Giant’s heart melted as he looked out. “ How selfish I have been!” he said;
“now I know why the Spring would not come here. I will put that poor little boy on
the top of the tree, and then I will knock down the wall, and my garden shall be the
children’s playground for ever and ever.”
PART TWO (70 %):
Choose ONE of the following topics and write a well-organized, well—developed essay.
Make specific references to the chosen texts whenever possible.
1. The spiritual crisis is very much a part of Victorian literature. Explore this crisis as it
appears in the works of at least three of the following writers: Tennyson, Carlyle,
Mill, Arnold, Newman.
2. To what extent is human nature evil, if at all? Discuss the exploration of human
nature in at least three of the following writers: Mill, Browning, Pater, Wilde, Shaw.