ENGLISH LITERATURE: Quiz

ENGLISH LITERATURE: Quiz

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1. Question
What is the significance of the literary canon?
- a) It represents a collection of classic literary works from various genres and time periods.
- b) It is a list of banned books and works considered inappropriate for study.
- c) It includes only contemporary literature that is relevant to current issues.
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What have we gained through the exploration of English literature?
- a) A deeper appreciation for the power of literature to develop critical thinking skills.
- b) Knowledge of banned books and controversial literary works.
- c) Familiarity with only contemporary literary trends.
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What have we learned about literary analysis?
- a) Different strategies for reading and writing about literary works.
- b) The history of English literature from its inception to the present day.
- c) Only the analysis of classical literary works.
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What is the purpose of literary analysis?
- a) To read a literary work closely and take notes on the plot and characters.
- b) To examine a literary work and understand its meaning and significance.
- c) To summarize the main events of a literary work.
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What elements are typically analyzed in a literary work during the literary analysis process?
- a) Only the setting and theme of the work.
- b) Plot and character only.
- c) Plot, character, setting, and theme, as well as literary devices used by the author.
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