LITERATURAS CONTEMPORANEAS DE LÍNGUA INGLESA - aula 3

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1.
		The novel ´Ulisses´ is set in the city of.....
	
	
	
	Dublin
	
	
	Glasgow
	
	
	London
	
	
	Yorkshire
	
	
	Belfast
	
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		2.
		The title of ´The Waste Land´ was taken from a line in the Anglican burial service and it is formed by distinct vignettes (short sketches). Which one is considered as the most surreal for portraying a man who walks through a London populated by ghosts of the dead?
	
	
	
	Vignette I
	
	
	Vignette III
	
	
	Vignette II
	
	
	Vignette IV
	
	
	Vignette V
	
	
	
	 
		
	
		3.
		Which option does not reflect a characteristic of Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway'?
	
	
	
	homosexuality
	
	
	issues of feminism
	
	
	issues of mental illnesses
	
	
	post-Second World War England setting
	
	
	interior monologues
	
	
	
	 
		
	
		4.
		Who is the author of ´The Waste Land`?
	
	
	
	James Joyce
	
	
	T.S.Eliot
	
	
	Virginia Woolf
	
	
	Tennessee Wiliams
	
	
	Samuel Beckett
	
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		5.
		The stream-of-consciousness novel is said to be the literary expression of a ------------- doctrine that nothing is certainly real except one's own existence.
	
	
	
	classical
	
	
	social
	
	
	local
	
	
	cultural
	
	
	philosophical
	
	
	
	 
		
	
		6.
		'Hyde Park Gate News' was the title of....
	
	
	
	Sir Leslie Stephen's (Woolf's father) favorite novel
	
	
	England's most famous paper in the 1900s
	
	
	Virginia Woolf's favorite British short story
	
	
	Virginia Woolf's first novel
	
	
	Virginia Woolf's family paper
	
	
	
	 
		
	
		7.
		Virginia Woolf was an innovator of the English literature: her experiment with the --------------- helped her to be considered an author with a highly experimental language denouncing the traditional literary techniques.
	
	
	
	romantic techniques
	
	
	poor societies
	
	
	social themes
	
	
	poetry
	
	
	stream of consciousness
	
	
	
	 
		
	
		8.
		In Ulysses, Joyce discusses how women view ------------------- differently from men and that is fully shown towards the end of Molly's stream of consciousness narrative.
	
	
	
	inventions
	
	
	economy
	
	
	work
	
	
	excuses
	
	
	love and family