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Lane 343 Final Exam 1term 1431 Dr.L.Fizo

Q1: 5 Multi Choice Questions -

Q2: True – False

Q3: Chose two of the following QUOTATIONS and answer the questions about each one
We came for this from depth of underground?
To see him feast that gave me my death’s wound?
These pleasant sights are sorrow to my soul:
Nothing but comfort, love and banqueting!

1- who said these statements (the speaker)
2- to whom was is said
3- what was the speaker meaning by underground
4- what is the occasion
5- Explain the last two line

Your son Lorenzo? Who, my noble Lord?
The hope of Spain? My honourable friend?
Grant me the combat of them, if they dare!
I’ll meet them face-to-face to tell me so!
These are the scandalous reports of such
As love me not, and hate my Lord too much.
Could I suspect him that loved my son so well?
My Lord, I am ashamed it should be said.
1- 1-who said these statements (the speaker)
2- to whom was is said
3- Who is the hope of Spain
4- what is the occasion
5- What is the speaker planning to do ?
Q4 : Chose one of the following subjects and talk about in essay?
1- talk about the element of Tragedy in essay
2- The central theme in The Spanish Tragedy is revenge talk about it ? وماهو الفرق بين الانتقام الخاص والانتقام العام
3-- sorry, I don't remember it
True, madam; notwithstanding his vices, one can’t help feeling for him. Poor Charles! I’m sure I wish it were in my power to be of any essential service to him; for the man who does not share in the distresses of a brother, even though merited by his own misconduct, deserves
O Lud! you are going to be moral, and forget that you are among friends.
1- who said these statements
2- to whom was is said
3- what was the speaker talking about
4- what is the occasion
5- what is the meaning ( you are going to be moral, and forget that you are among friends).
I have always taken the liberty to differ with you on the subject of these two young gentlemen. I only wish you may not be deceived in your opinion of the elder. For Charles, my life on’t! he will retrieve his errors yet. Their worthy father, once my honoured master, was, at his years, nearly as wild a spark; yet, when he died, he did not leave a more benevolent heart to lament his loss.
1- who said these statements (the speaker)
2- to whom was is said
3- what was the speaker meaning by…………..
4- what is the occasion
5- Choose one phor from the passage and Explain it ?


Ha! ha! ha! Well, this is ridiculous enough. I’ll tell you, Sir Peter, though I hold a man of intrigue to be a most despicable character, yet you know, it does not follow that one is to be an absolute Joseph either! Hark’ee, ’tis a little French milliner, a silly rogue that plagues me; and having some character to lose, on your coming, sir, she ran behind the screen.
1- who said these statements (the speaker)
2- to whom was is said
3- what was the speaker meaning by( it does not follow that one is to be an absolute Joseph either!).
4- what is the occasion
5-Who is hiding behind a screen
Q3: Chose one of the following subjects and talk about in essay -
1- Write a critical essay about Lady Teazle
2- In the School for Scandal –There are two groups of characters- those who are members of the " School for Scandal" and those who are not.
talk about two groups in essay? And ……………. ?
3-- sorry, I don't remember it

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