Exploring Literary Movements

What is a key characteristic of Romantic literature?

• Promotion of rational thought over emotion.

• Focus on nature and the sublime.

• Emphasis on emotion and individualism.

• Strict adherence to classical forms.

Which of the following is an example of Realism?

• A biography of a famous celebrity.

• A novel depicting the struggles of working-class individuals.

• A fantasy novel about dragons and wizards.

• A science fiction story set in a distant galaxy.

What theme is central to Gothic fiction?

• The promotion of optimism and happiness.

• The focus on everyday life and mundane events.

• The exploration of horror and the supernatural.

• The celebration of love and romance.

Who is considered a major Modernist writer?

• Virginia Woolf

• Ernest Hemingway

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• James Joyce

How does A Doll’s House challenge societal norms?

• It promotes traditional family values and roles.

• It ignores the issues of gender inequality altogether.

• A Doll’s House challenges societal norms by advocating for women's independence and critiquing traditional gender roles.

• It supports the idea of women being dependent on men.

What is a feature of stream of consciousness?

• A structured narrative with clear plot points.

• A continuous flow of thoughts and feelings.

• A focus on dialogue and character interactions.

• A chronological sequence of events.

Which author is known for their contributions to the Gothic genre?

• Mary Shelley

• H.P. Lovecraft

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Nathaniel Hawthorne

What is a common theme in Postmodern literature?

• Metafiction and the questioning of reality.

• Strict adherence to traditional narrative forms.

• Focus on linear storytelling and clear resolutions.

• Emphasis on character development and moral lessons.

Which literary movement emphasizes individual experience and emotion?

• Realism

• Romanticism

• Modernism

• Surrealism

What narrative technique is often used in Modernist literature?

• Stream of consciousness

• Magical realism

• Epistolary format

• First-person narrative