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Exаm Questiоns24-25_Hоnоrlock.docx Directions: Pleаse pick ONE question from EACH text below. (You should hаve 3 complete essays inside one Word document when you are finished.) You are allowed and encouraged to use the three primary texts as resources but no other sources. You have four hours to complete this exam. Be sure to save your work as you go. When you are finished, upload and submit your essays in one Word document to the Blackboard exam assignment. You will receive exam results within one week, often sooner. I. John Donne’s Holy Sonnets 1) Consider any of the major themes recurrent in John Donne’s Holy Sonnets from your readings, such as sin, repentance, divine love, good and evil, obsession with mortality and impending death, communion with God, or a relevant theme of your choice. Analyze the significance of this theme and how it works in any of the John Donne sonnets from your readings. Use specific, quoted, cited examples as support. 2) Analyze the significance of “audience” in any of the John Donne sonnets from your readings. To whom is the poet speaking in the poem, and does the audience shift within the lines, or from poem to poem? What impact does audience make on the meaning of the poem? Use specific, quoted, cited examples as support.     II. Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri   1.) Jhumpa Lahiri’s collection Interpreter of Maladies explores themes of communication, cultural displacement, and the search for meaning through its narratives. In a close reading of the collection, analyze how the title Interpreter of Maladies reflects the central concerns of the stories. Specifically, discuss how the concept of “interpreting maladies” manifests in the characters’ struggles with personal and cultural disconnection. Develop and support your discussion with specific, quoted, and cited textual evidence from the stories. 2.) Examine how Interpreter of Maladies addresses the themes of isolation and connection throughout the collection. How do these themes manifest differently in the various stories, and what common threads can be identified? Develop and support your discussion with specific, quoted, and cited textual evidence from the stories.     III. A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams 1) In Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, Blanche’s story ends in tragedy. Discuss what environmental, societal, social, or cultural factors contributed to her downfall. Also, does the text blame her or other characters for these factors? Please use specific, quoted, and cited textual evidence in your answer. 2) Truth and reality are important themes in A Streetcar Named Desire. These may involve emotional truths, factual events, or cultural expectations. The text contains different explanations of singular events or particular characters which implies that some characters are lying, hiding, or manipulating truths. How do our unreliable narrators reveal something about the idea of truth or reality? Please use specific, quoted, and cited textual evidence in your answer.