Sons and Lovers: Early Married Life of the Morells

What is the setting of the Morell family's life?

• A coastal town in the 1900s

• A mining town in the late 1800s

• A bustling city in the 1900s

• A rural village in the early 1800s

How does Gertrude Morell feel about her husband as their marriage progresses?

• She remains passionately in love with him

• She grows more affectionate towards him

• She becomes indifferent to him

• She develops a deep resentment towards him

What significant event causes a rift between Gertrude and Walter Morell?

• Walter's decision to move to another town

• Gertrude's refusal to attend a family event

• Gertrude's decision to work outside the home

• Walter cutting off their son's curls

What literary technique is prominently used in 'Sons and Lovers'?

• A third-person omniscient perspective

• The use of flashbacks

• A focus on dialogue over description

• A linear narrative style

What is a recurring motif in the novel that helps distinguish social classes?

• The depiction of nature

• The emphasis on family traditions

• The portrayal of geography

• The use of color symbolism