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Literary Criticism Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. A sample question for this theory:What is the rhyming scheme used in poetry?
2. For his poems in the Lyrical Ballads Wordsworth chose incidents and situations from .....
3. According Aristotle ..... is the soul of tragedy?
4. Error of Judgement or frailty of a character is called
5. A plot that depends on a series of chance meetings would best be described as .....
6. How Many Elements of Tragedy did Aristotle Outline?
7. What is one of Plato's most famous books?
8. What is the nearest literary criticism to use in "Minsan may isang Gamo Gamo" ?
9. The importance of writing critiques on a particular work is to develop .....
10. Which theory? This theory looks only at the structure of the text itself, including examining things like figurative language and theme.
11. Deconstruction is the concept of
12. What are the two system of signification according to Barthes
13. What is the surname of Emily in the story "A rose for Emily" ?
14. Minsan may isang gamo gamo portrays Philippines under what colonizer?
15. What other literary texts are referenced and could be used to further analyze the meaning of the text?
16. Who said this-Justice is for justice sake, we enjoy doing it
17. Does it show how people really act?
18. In Marxist contexts, this group is composed of workers or working-class people
19. What is Marxism?
20. Also known as the Literary Pope of England
21. What is the name of the Nora Aunor in the story "Minsan ma'y isang gamo gamo" ?
22. The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson is a narrative about the complexities of science and the duplicity of human nature. Dr Jekyll is a kind, well-respected and intelligent scientist who meddles with the darker side of science, as he wants to bring out his 'second' nature. What criticism could be used to analyze the story?
23. What approach can be used to develop the character's behavior?
24. Who among the following is the key writer and critic of first wave of feminism
25. This school of literary theory is mainly concerned with the reader and the reading process and how they work together to create meaning
26. How well does the work of literature accord with the real world?
27. His main interest in criticism is The function of poetry
28. What are vibhavas?
29. Which Social Class has the Most Power and Money
30. Does the author address relationships with parents, siblings, or significant others?
31. Complete this statement:Readers' response criticism stresses out the interaction between ..... and ..... .
32. Which of the following is an example of an analogy?
33. The concept of " multi-accentuality of sign' was put forward by
34. Which interpretation of "O Captain! My Captain!" would be seen as a Marxist interpretation?
35. Make a guess. Which literary theory will we use to examine Hamlet?
36. If I examine a novel in light of a traumatic childhood experience of the author's, I will use ..... theory.
37. What is Patriarchy
38. What is the most important part of a tragedy
39. What is the final step in critical writing?
40. It means a text is influenced by another text.
41. Formalist Criticism studies all of the following elements except for .....
42. Which among Plato's ideas are rejected by Aristotle?
43. Shows how literary texts reflect ideas and attitudes of the time in which they were written.
44. What verifiable aspects of the author's biography show up in his or her work?
45. A critic who analyzes how a reader perceives Literature is known as
46. It focuses mainly on the structure and form of the literary piece. .....
47. Who is known as the father of Psychoanalysis?
48. If I analyze Hamlet examining his relationship with his mother, I am using which literary criticism?
49. When a Marxist critic reads a text, he or she .....
50. What other name did people called Aristotle?
51. Who said, " Gender identity is socially constructed and can be challenged and transformed."
52. Which theory? This theory looks at the work from the perspective of the time period in which it was written.
53. What is the ending sound of Box?
54. What is thought according to Aristotle?
55. It is an approach that is very much concerned with content and values.
56. Which play is the example of complex plot According Aristotle?
57. Anglo American Feminism belongs to .....
58. What was Aristotle?
59. Jesse Owens Jesse Owens was an Olympic legend, born in Alabama on September 12, 1913. When he was born, his parents named him James Cleveland, or "J.C." When he was nine years old, he moved to Cleveland with his family. One day, in school, his teacher mistakenly wrote down his name as "Jesse" instead of "J.C.", and he was known as Jesse Owens since then. Owens showed great promise as an athlete right from the time he was in school. He won many races and medals, setting new records in the process. For instance, in his senior year, Owens set a new world record in the 220 yard dash, completing the dash in just 20.2 seconds. It almost seemed like he was wearing Hermes's winged sandals! Impressed by his track record, many colleges wanted to recruit him after he completed high school. Owens ultimately chose to attend Ohio State University. To pay his way through college, and to support himself and his wife, Owens took up a number of jobs. Some of these included working as an elevator operator, a page, and a waiter. Owens's biggest claim to fame was his participation in the 1936 Olympics in Germany. He became the first American to win four gold medals at the Olympics. Owens's outstanding record remained unbeaten until 1984, when it was finally matched by Carl Lewis at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Even after his stint at the Olympics, Owens continued to work a number of jobs to support his family. One such job was working with the underprivileged youth of his community. He traveled far and wide as a motivational speaker, sharing his wisdom and inspiring people. Jesse Owens's achievements are remembered even today. Like the tale of David and Goliath, Owens's story also serves as an inspiration to many, proving that anyone can dream big and turn his or her dreams into reality.Which sentence from this passage is an example of an allusion?
60. How many rasas did Bahratamuni enlist?
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