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Who is often regarded as the pioneer of literary modernism?

• William Shakespeare

• Charles Dickens

• Virginia Woolf

• Jane Austen

• James Joyce

Which literary proposition is associated with modernism?

• Embrace of traditional narrative structures

• Rejection of experimentation in form

• Celebration of sentimentality

• d) Exploration of subjective experience and perception

• e) Conventional plot development

3.Which of the following is a key feature of modernist literature?

• a) Linear narrative structure

• b) Optimistic outlook on society

• c) Stream-of-consciousness technique

• d) Conventional plot development

• e) Narrative structure

4.Modernist literature often reflects:

• a) A sense of optimism and hope

• b) Fragmented narrative structures

• c) Traditional storytelling techniques

• d) Conventional character development

• e) Conventional plot development

5.Who is known for his novel "Ulysses," considered one of the greatest works of modernist literature?

• a) James Joyce

• b) F. Scott Fitzgerald

• c) T.S. Eliot

• d) Ernest Hemingway

• e) Jane Austen

6.Modernist literature is characterized by:

• a) Experimentation with form and style

• b) Strict adherence to traditional conventions

• c) Repetitive themes and motifs

• d) Limited exploration of human consciousness

• e) Traditional storytelling techniques

7.Which of the following is a modernist literary technique?

• a) Linear plot development

• b) Third-person omniscient narration

• c) Fragmented narrative structure

• d) Predictable character arcs

• e) Experimentation with form and style

8.Modernist writers often sought to:

• a) Emphasize realism and objectivity

• b) Challenge societal norms and conventions

• c) Preserve traditional values and beliefs

• d) Avoid political and social commentary

• e) Third-person omniscient narration

9.Which literary movement emerged as a response to the disillusionment caused by World War I?

• Romanticism

• Modernism

• Realism

• Postmodernism

• Feminism

10.The "Lost Generation" refers to:

• a) A group of modernist writers disillusioned by World War I

• b) Victorian poets exploring themes of loss and grief

• c) Realist authors depicting the struggles of ordinary people

• d) Postmodernist philosophers questioning objective truth

• e)Emphasize realism and objectivity