James Joyce - Dubliners

Dubliners is a collection of _____ short stories

• 12

• 10

• 15

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The stories are arranged into...

• five groups

• three groups

• four groups

• two groups

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Each story of the collection is told from the prospective of the author, who is the omniscent narrator.

• True

• False

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The opening stories deal with ________ in Dublin

• public life

• childhood

• adulthood

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Why did Joyce choose Dublin?

• Because he was born there

• Because he believed it to be the centre of paralysis

• Because he had an epiphany

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The use of realism is mixed with ______

the sudden spiritual manifestation that leads the character to a sudden self-realisation is called:

• paralysis

• epiphany

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The paralysis of Dublin that Joyce portrayed is not only physical but also_____

Why do Joyce's Dubliners accept their condition?

• Because they are not aware of it

• Because lack the courage to change

• Both options are true

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"The Dead" is a masterpiece and it's _______ story of the collection

• the second

• the last

• the first

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