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1. Brief Answer questions (40 points)
 Directions: Answer five of the following questions, each in around 100 words.
 1) What do you think is the appeal of Robinson Crusoe?
 2) What are the basic Puritan beliefs?
 3) What is your favorite English Romantic poem, and why do you like it?
 4) What is dramatic monologue? Illustrate with an example.
 5) Illustrate the theme of illusion in one of Tennessee Williams鈥� plays.
 6) Show the features of modernism in one particular English or American novel.

2. Essay Questions (30 points)
Directions: Answer two of the following questions. Your answer is expected to have a clearly stated and well focused central argument that is well supported with explanation, examples, and other evidence rather than a plot summary.

1)  In the poem 鈥淧arting at Morning鈥� by Robert Browning,
              Round the cape of a sudden came the sea,
              And the sun looked over the mountain鈥檚 rim:
              And straight was a path of gold for him,
              And the need of a world of men for me.
How can the sea suddenly in the first two lines come round the cape? Literally? If not literally, how does the observer get that impression? What position of the observer might make such an impression possible? If the image is, at first glance, puzzling, why would the poet use it at all? And why would he start the poem with it?
2) A distinguished professor of phonetics and a devoted intellectual in improving the human race, Henry Higgins, the protagonist of Bernard Shaw鈥檚 Pygmalion, is a man of many contradictions. Elaborate the paradoxes in Henry Higgins.
3) In J. D. Salinger鈥檚 novel, The Catcher in the Rye, Holden Caulfield suffers from the conflict 鈥渂etween his desire to retain the relative security of childhood and the thrust toward the self-expression of adulthood.鈥� Give your comments on how Salinger reveals the conflict through Holden鈥檚 experiences.