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Suggestion of Restoration and 18th Century Fiction

3rd Year Final Exam 2022, will be held on the year-2024 (এটা 2024 সালের এক্সাম এর জন্য সাজেশান)

Restoration and 18th Century Fiction

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Part – C

Oroonoko

  1. *** Discuss the character of Imoinda/Oroonoko.
  2. *** Discuss the theme of slavery and hard attitude in the novel Oroonoko.

Robinson Crusoe

  1. *** Discuss the spiritual regeneration/religious transformation of Robinson Crusoe.
  2. *** Discuss the allegorical significance found in Robinson Crusoe.
  3. Discuss the theme of Commerce in Robinson Crusoe/ Crusoe is an economic man.
  4. Discuss the significant role/purpose of Friday.
  5. Discuss the character of Crusoe/Crusoe is a man of action/ Crusoe is a man of colonialism/ Crusoe is a man of agriculture.

Tom Jones

  1. *** Discuss Henry Fielding’s art of characterization.
  2. Discuss the character of Tom Jones.
  3. *** Discuss Tom Jones as a picaresque novel.
  4. Comment on the parentage of Tom Jones.
  5. *** Discuss the concept of morality and sexuality in Tom Jones.

Gulliver’s Travels

  1. Discuss Swift’s use of Lemuel Gulliver as a narrator and an observer.
  2. *** Discuss whether Jonathan Swift is a misanthropist or a humanist in this novel.
  3. *** Discuss Swift’s satire on science from Gulliver’s Travels.
  4. Compare and contrast the king of Lilliput and Brobdingnag

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Part- B

Oroonoko

  1. Write a short note on Oroonoko.
  2. How does Oroonoko fall in love with Imoinda?
  3. How did Oroonoko plan for a slave revolt?
  4. Why did Caesar Surrender to Byam?
  5. How did Imoinda, Oroonoko, and Caesar die?
  6. Describe the significance of Oroonoko’s death.
  7. Describe the horror of slavery in Oroonoko.
  8. Describe the relationship between the natives and the British.
  9. How does Behn add an aristocratic touch to Oroonoko?
  10. How does Oroonoko turn into a slave of a Prince?
  11. What is the significance of Oroonoko’s slave name?
  12. How does Oroonoko encounter the numb eel?
  13. Write a note on Byam and his council.

Robinson Crusoe

  1. Discuss the birth and parentage of Robinson Crusoe.
  2. How did Crusoe become a slave from a merchant?
  3. How does he escape from his state of slavery?
  4. How did the shipwreck happen?
  5. How did Crusoe build a habitual on the Island?
  6. Write a note on the footprint episode in Robinson Crusoe.
  7. How did Crusoe approach God for his sin of disobedience?
  8. How did God respond to Crusoe’s prayer?
  9. How did Crusoe keep a note of his passing days on the island?
  10. How did Crusoe depart the island?
  11. How did Crusoe reach England?
  12. How did Friday make a new boat to escape with Crusoe?
  13. Write a note on the humor and pathos found in Robinson Crusoe.
  14. How does Crusoe attack the savage and rescue the Europeans?
  15. How did Crusoe’s dream of a savage come true?

Tom Jones

  1. How did Tom get shelter in Allowrthy’s house?
  2. Write a note on Allworthy and his sister.
  3. What discovery was made about the parentage of Tom?
  4. How did Tom help Black George’s family in distress?
  5. How was Tom Jones imprisoned?
  6. Write a note about Sophia Western.
  7. What happened when Allworthy became ill?
  8. Why did Sophia faint to see Tom in the field?
  9. How did Tom leave the house of Allworthy?
  10. How did Sophia flee from her father’s house?
  11. How was Tom Jones released from the Prison?
  12. How was Tom and Sophia united at last?
  13. What was Lady Bellaston’s plan against Sophia?

Gulliver’s Travels

  1. How did Gulliver reach the country of the Lilliput and Laputa?
  2. How was Gulliver searched in Lilliput?
  3. How was Gulliver taken to the capital city?
  4. What were the common features of people, animals, and trees in Lilliput?
  5. Who were the Big Endians and Little Endians?
  6. How did the King of Brobdingnag receive Gulliver?
  7. How did the king react to the proposal of producing gunpowder?
  8. How was the Queen impressed by Gulliver during their meeting?
  9. Why did Gulliver react after meeting with his own family?
  10. Why did Gulliver want to leave Laputa?
  11. Write a short note on Houyhnhnms.
  12. Write a note on the Academy of Projectors in Lagado.
  13. How was the nature of the inhabitants of Laputa?

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Previous Questions

Question of 2021

Restoration and 18th Century Fiction 1
Restoration and 18th Century Fiction 2

NB: নিচের সাজেশানটা আগের বছরের। উপরেরটা তোমাদের অর্থাৎ যারা ২৪ সালে পরিক্ষা দিবে।

Part – C

  1. Discuss the major themes/anti-colonialism in Oroonoko.
  2. Discuss the character of Oronnoko.
  3. Discuss the narrative style of Oroonoko.

  1. Discuss the theme of sin, punishment, and repentance in Robinson Crusoe.
  2. Discuss the spiritual regeneration of Robinson Crusoe.
  3. Discuss the theme of Commerce in Robinson Crusoe.
  4. Discuss Robinson Crusoe is a truthful presentation of human life.

  1. Discuss Henry Fielding’s art of characterization.
  2. Discuss the character of Tom Jones.
  3. Discuss the major themes/concept of morality and sexuality in Tom Jones.

  1. Discuss Swift’s use of Lemuel Gulliver as a narrator and an observer.
  2. Discuss whether Jonathan Swift is a misanthropist or humanist in this novel.
  3. Discuss the satire on politics from Gulliver’s Travels.

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Part- B

  1. Write a short note on Oroonoko.
  2. How does Oroonoko fall in love with Imoinda?
  3. Why Oroonoko tale up his arms again?
  4. How did Oroonoko plan for a slave revolt?
  5. Why did Caesar Surrender to Byam?
  6. How did Imoinda and Caesar die?
  7. Describe the horror of slavery in Oroonoko.

  1. Discuss the birth and parentage of Robinson Crusoe.
  2. How did Crusoe become a slave from a merchant?
  3. How did the shipwreck happen?
  4. How did Crusoe build a habitual on the Island?
  5. How did Crusoe produce corn on the deserted island?
  6. Write a note on footprint episode in Robinson Crusoe.
  7. How did Crusoe approach God for his sin of disobedience?
  8. How did Crusoe keep a note of his passing days on the island?
  9. How did Crusoe depart the island?
  10. How did Crusoe reach England?

  1. How did Tom get shelter in Allowrthy’s house?
  2. What discovery was made about the parentage of Tom?
  3. How did Tom help Black George’s family in distress?
  4. How was Tom Jones imprisoned?
  5. How were Tom and Sophia united at last?

  1. How did Gulliver reach the country of the Lilliput?
  2. How was Gulliver searched in Lilliput?
  3. How was Gulliver fed by the Lilliputians?
  4. What were the common features of people, animals, and trees in Lilliput?
  5. Who were the Big Endians and Little Endians?
  6. How did the King of Brobdingnag receive Gulliver?
  7. Why did Gulliver react after meeting with his own family?
  8. Why did Gulliver want to leave Laputa?
  9. Write a short note on Houyhnhnms.

Previous Question of 2020

Previous Suggestion

For the 3rd Year 2020

  1. Discuss the theme of anti-colonialism in Oroonoko.
  2. Discuss the character of Imoinda. [got common]
  3. Discuss the theme of sin, punishment, and repentance in Robinson Crusoe.
  4. Discuss the spiritual regeneration of Robinson Crusoe.
  5. Discuss the theme of Commerce in Robinson Crusoe.
  6. Discuss Henry Fielding’s art of characterization.
  7. Discuss the contemporary society depicted in Tom Jones. [got common]
  8. Discuss how Swift satellite science in Gulliver’s Travels. [got common]
  9. Discuss and compare the king of Lilliput and the king of Brobdingnag. [got common]
  10. Discuss Swift’s use of Lemuel Gulliver as a narrator and an observer

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