Finals Review: "Everything Stuck to Him"

What narrative structure is used in 'Everything Stuck to Him'?

• Linear narrative

• Frame narrative

• Circular narrative

• Non-linear narrative

In the frame story, where does the young woman visit her father?

• London

• Milan

• Paris

• Rome

What is the main theme topic explored in the story?

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Parenthood and the weight of memory

• Wealth and power

What does 'everything stuck to him' metaphorically represent?

• Freedom

• Responsibility and the imprint of parenthood

• Adventure

• Isolation

What is the tone of Carver's prose in the story?

• Humorous and light-hearted

• Minimalist and emotionally restrained

• Exaggerated and emotional

• Complex and verbose

What point of view shift occurs in the story from the frame to the internal story?

• The introductory story is told by a first-person narrator; the internal story is told by a first-person narrator who is part of both stories.

• The introductory story is told by a third-person narrator; the internal story is told by a first-person narrator who is part of both stories.

• The introductory story is told by a third-person narrator; the internal story is told by a third-person narrator who is part of both stories.

• The introductory story is told by a first-person narrator; the internal story is told by a third-person narrator who is part of both stories.

What does the father realize when he decides not to go hunting?

• He prefers solitude

• His family is more important

• He needs more adventure

• He dislikes hunting

What does the cramped apartment symbolize in the story?

• Adventure and exploration

• Freedom and space

• Closeness and pressure

• Wealth and luxury

What is the emotional impact of the frame narrative structure?

• Creates confusion

• Simplifies the plot

• Adds humor to the memories

• Creates emotional distance from the events of the past

What is the significance of the daughter's silence at the end?

• Indifference

• Quiet emotional connection

• Disapproval

• Confusion