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Literary Criticism Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. This school of literary criticism focuses on how writing has been affected by the imperial process throughout history
2. What is the meaning of post colonial criticism?
3. A sample question for this theory:Did you like the story?
4. Identify which approach is used for this literary criticism:THE MOVIE, MIRACLE IN CELL NO. 7, IS BASED FROM A TRUE STORY AS EXPERIENCED BY THE WRITER.
5. If you were to ask yourself:" Does the work suggest a solution to society's class conflicts?" which critical lens would you be using?
6. Anagornsis can be best defined as
7. I. A Richards elaborated on the aspects of human utterances, select the correct combination of aspects
8. Where do we base the critical theories in doing literary criticism?
9. What is the beginning sound of Octopus?
10. ..... ..... attempts to explain and evaluate literature. Critics attempt to create meaning by examining many factors.
11. What type of criticism deals with social issues that were happening during the time period in which the piece was published?
12. Who said this-Justice is rendering each man his due-benefits to friends and harm to enemies
13. A critic who focuses on diction would be looking through what type of lens?
14. Why was Socrates killed?
15. Plato condemned all literature because .....
16. Which of the following movies shows oppression of the poor?
17. What was IA Richards' contribution in Reader Response Theory?
18. Name the patient in Freud's case study officially titled ' Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria'
19. Who said this-Justice is the same thing everywhere, the advantage of the stronger
20. Close Reading Criticism was about the ..... itself.
21. The parts of a soul according to Plato are
22. Why is it important to criticize a literary piece?
23. Which of the following items in King Arthur represent an archetype?
24. A story is described as historical if .....
25. What archetypes do we find in Alice in Wonderland?
26. Carlito was assumed by the american army as what?
27. Do places where the author grew up appear in his or her work?
28. Which of the below is an example of a simile?
29. One of the strengths of Feminist Criticism is .....
30. What are the initials of Emily's partner?
31. Who, in his 'The Great Tradition' talked of a canon of the English novel form which enshrined the artistic and creative abilities of specific authors, whilst at the same time praising their moral seriousness and weight?
32. They are said to be the greatest colonizers.
33. What is the Sanskrit term for realism used in the Natyasastra?
34. The theory of 'mirror stage' is associated with?
35. Which is the approach that focuses only on the work itself and disregards any connection such as the author?
36. If you were to ask yourself " What types of roles do women have in the text?", which critical lens are you using?
37. What is the nearest cause of death of Emily's Father?
38. ..... defined itself as the scientific and objective study of texts, using what was seen as textual data and employing its own terminology.
39. Plot is compared to a ..... by Aristotle.
40. What question might someone doing an archetypal criticism ask?
41. ..... ..... argues that because there is no single meaning of any word, there is no single meaning of any text.
42. Examines a text as independent from its time period, social setting, and author's background. A text is an independent entity.
43. The Criticism that asserts that a great deal of meaning in a text lies with how the reader responds to it.
44. It means a reflection of reality.
45. The three arts forms concerned with everything are
46. The value of a commodity can be objectively measured by the average number of labor hours required to produce that commodity
47. ' Dialogics' is associated with
48. It concerns about the learnings/lessons from the milieu of the text.
49. Which philosopher proclaims 'I think therefore I am'.
50. Which among the following is not one of Plato's three main beliefs?
51. Criticizing "Upuan" by Gloc 9 from the perception of Gloria's regime as the Philippine President.
52. Why can the Greek orators be called the ancestors of Reader Response Theory?
53. Who among the following belong to Anglo-American Feminism?
54. C. K. Ogden and I.A. Richards were reputed in 1930s for introducing
55. It is a process when you consider how a text has been put together-you dissect it, more or less, to see how it works.
56. Which of the following responses to a story is the most specific?
57. What aspects or characters of the text do you identify with, and how does this process of identification affect your response to the text?
58. A sample question for this theory:How is the text influenced by other texts?
59. What is the term used by Aristotle for "recognition" or " discovery" in a tragedy.
60. Hamartia is a moral fault .
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