3. Literary Interpretation Literary Interpretation Edit 1 Which literary era is characterized by a focus on individual emotions, imagination, and a deep connection to nature? Enlightenment Modernist Victorian Romantic 2 Who is considered a prominent author of Romantic literature? Charles Dickens F. Scott Fitzgerald J.K. Rowling William Wordsworth 3 The Victorian era was marked by… Social and industrial changes. A return to the rationality of the Enlightenment. A focus on individual emotions. A rejection of morality. 4 Which author is known for their innovative narrative techniques and exploration of the inner psyche, characterizing Modernist literature? Jane Austen William Shakespeare James Joyce Edgar Allan Poe 5 Contemporary literature often explores themes related to… Identity, globalization, and technology The American Civil War The Industrial Revolution Ancient mythologies 6 Who is a renowned contemporary author known for addressing identity, race, and American history in their works? Mary Shelley Leo Tolstoy Toni Morrison J.R.R. Tolkien 7 In which literary era would you expect to find themes of love, passion, and the sublime? Modernist Enlightenment Romantic Victorian 8 Which author’s works are often associated with the Victorian novel, exploring complex character development and societal challenges? Emily Brontë Edgar Allan Poe F. Scott Fitzgerald Jane Austen 9 What is a distinctive characteristic of Modernist literature? Stream-of-consciousness narration Traditional storytelling Strict adherence to realism Simple, linear narratives 10 Contemporary literature is known for its… Singular theme of romance Sole focus on historical events Exploration of a wide range of themes and diverse voices Rare representation of diverse voices 11 What is the primary focus of contemporary literature? The complexities of the modern world and diverse perspectives Industrialization and class distinctions Social reform and morality The portrayal of complex character development 12 Who is known for their literary contributions during the Romantic era and the publication of “Frankenstein?” Leo Tolstoy Charles Dickens Mary Shelley Emily Brontë 13 In Modernist literature, what narrative technique is commonly used to depict characters’ inner thoughts? Symbolic imagery Omniscient narration Stream-of-consciousness narration Dialogue-heavy storytelling 14 Which of the following is not a common theme in Romantic literature? Emotions and passion Nature’s beauty and power Fragmentation and disillusionment Individualism and imagination 15 Who wrote “Pride and Prejudice” and is known for her contributions to the Victorian novel? Mary Shelley Emily Brontë Toni Morrison Jane Austen 16 In contemporary literature, what types of themes might authors explore? Themes exclusively centered on historical events Themes related to the Renaissance Themes exclusively focused on space exploration Themes related to identity, globalization, and the impact of technology 17 The Victorian era was characterized by significant… Industrialization and the growth of factories Rejection of morality Advocacy for the Enlightenment Exploration of individual emotions and imagination 18 Who is a prominent Modernist author known for “The Waste Land” and “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”? Emily Brontë William Wordsworth T.S. Eliot Toni Morrison 19 Which literary period is known for its focus on societal challenges and changes, class distinctions, and the role of women in society? Victorian Contemporary Modernist Romantic 20 The themes of disillusionment, fragmentation, and the impact of two world wars are often associated with… Romantic literature Contemporary literature Modernist literature Victorian literature 21 Contemporary literature frequently explores… Themes exclusively related to the Enlightenment Exploring a wide range of themes and diverse voices The pressures of strict social hierarchies and rules on the lives of women Themes of ancient mythologies 22 In Victorian literature, which of the following topics was often addressed? The rejection of morality The exploration of emotions and imagination Industrialization and social changes 23 The Romantic literary era emphasizes the beauty and power of… Individualism and imagination Technology and industrialization Rationality and reason Morality and social norms 24 Who is known for exploring the themes of love, passion, and the sublime in their literary works, aligning with the Romantic era? F. Scott Fitzgerald Charles Dickens William Wordsworth James Joyce 25 Which literary era is often associated with a rejection of traditional storytelling and a focus on stream-of-consciousness narration? Romantic Enlightenment Modernist Victorian View Summary Back to