Cantor and Hufnagels The Time Machine

What does Wells's hero articulate in 'The Time Machine'?

• A theory of evolution

• A theory of four dimensions

• A theory of relativity

• A theory of gravity

What does the Time Traveller feel like among the Eloi?

• A warrior among soldiers.

• A teacher among students.

• A schoolmaster amidst children.

• A leader among followers.

What does the Time Traveller initially misunderstand about the future world?

• The technology of the future

• The social structure of the Eloi and Morlocks

• The language of the future

• The geography of the future

What does time travel become for Wells, according to the text?

• A fundamentally modernist experience

• A simple adventure

• A historical exploration

• A scientific experiment

How does Wells connect modern art to his work?

• By linking it to classical art

• By linking it to impressionism

• By linking it to surrealism

• By linking it to realism

What does Wells's novel 'The Time Machine' suggest about time travel?

• It is impossible

• It allows for exploration of different eras

• It is a purely scientific endeavor

• It is a dangerous pursuit

What does the text suggest about the nature of time in Wells's work?

• It is linear and predictable

• It is complex and intertwined with identity

• It is irrelevant to the narrative

• It is a simple concept

What does the time machine symbolize according to the text?

• The future of technology

• The connection between imperialism and modernism

• The power of science

• The mystery of time travel

What does the text say about the time machine's construction?

• It is made of futuristic materials

• It is constructed out of the same elements as Kurtz

• It is built with modern technology

• It is a simple design

What type of characters are typical of the fin de siecle imagination?

• Monstrous entities

• A becoming monstrous, Jekyll and Hyde binary

• A negation of the theory of decadence

• Ones that reflect class divides