(i) The Book of Job was originally written in:

(a) Latin

(b) Hebrew

(c) Greek

(d) Spanish

(ii) How many sons Job had?

(a) Three

(b) Four

(c) Five

(d) Seven

(iii) Satan afflicted Job with a disease named :

(a) Syphilis

(b) Gonorrhea

(c) Leprosy

(d) Herpes

(iv) How many friends of Job visited him?

(a) Two

(b) Three

(c) Four

(d) Five

(v) Under the first test, Job was deprived of:

(a) Wife

(b) Sons

(c) Daughters

(d) Servant

(vi) We study “The Fot of Gold translated by:

(a) E.B. Watling

(b) E.F. Watling

(c) Antonio Ureco

(d) Martinus Dorpius

(vii) Plautus was form:

(a) Rome

(b) Athens

(c) Macedonia

(d) None of these

(viii) Who does not belong to The Pot of Gold”?

(a) Euclio

(b) Staphyla

(c) Marcus

(d) Megadorus

(ix) Which of the following characters of The Pot of Gold’ never appears on the stage?

(a) Phaedria

(b) Lyconides

(c) Staphyla

(d) Eunomia

(x) How many Acts are there in ‘The Pot of Gold”?

(a) Three

(b) Four

(c) Five

(d) One

PART-B

(Short Answer Type Questions)

Note : Answer any four questions of the following in not more than 400 words. Each question carries 5 marks.

2. Describe ‘The Book of Job’ as a wisdom literature.

3. What are the grievances of Job against his friends?

4. What is the content of Eliphaz’s first speech?

5. Discuss the plot of the play ‘The Pot of Gold’.

6. Justify the title of the play “The Pot of Gold’.

7. Sketch the character of Lyconides.

PART-C

(Long Answer Type Questions)

Note: Answer any three questions of the following. Each question carries 10 marks. [10 * 3 = 30]

8. What is the central theme of ‘The Book of Job’?

 9. Discuss ‘The Pot of Gold’ as a social picture of the contemporary Rome.

10. Discuss the thematic concerns of the play “The Pot of Gold.”

11. Discuss the different elements of European literary tradition.