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1What is the key to the concept of symbol?

2Which of the following does not affect the symbolic representations?

3Which of the following object can represent purification?

4Which of the following things is considered to be a place closer to God?

5According to the lecture, what might forest in a literary work represent?

6What does the well represent in the novel Norwegian Forest?

7What function does the description of the well play in Norwegian Forest?

8What does Jacob’s ladder represent?

9Which of the following is not associated with mountain?

10In The Snows of Kilimanjaro, the mountain represents:

11What can one learn from the quest for one’s father?

12What does the word free mean in The Bluest Eye as a result of failed quest?

13In the poem, Animals in that country, why is the activity of bullfighting alluded?

14What in the poem makes the bullfight a ritualistic event?

15How do you interpret the tradition of foxhunting in the Great Britain?

16Why does Pecola identify herself with dandelions?

17Why do you think hair is considered the source of one’s strength?

18Why do people of certain profession wear uniform?

19Why has corset been popular among women even in modern days?

20Why do people pay attention to their body?

21John Steinbeck is the Nobel Laureate of Literature in the year of ____?

22Usually the Nobel Laureate will receive the following _____ as an honor

23What is the main group of people that Steinbeck wrote about?

24Why are some of the works of Steinbeck considered controversial?

25What is the title of the book that won him the Nobel Prize?

26What idea does the short story The Chrysanthemumsembody?

27What social event is The Chrysanthemums associated with?

28What is the social setting of The Chrysanthemum?

29What kind of feeling does the natural setting of the story invoke?

30What kind of outfit do Elisa wear?

31What can you see from the way Elisa, the protagonist, is dressed?

32Her transformation in the later part of the story comes from ____

33In what way, can her hair reflect her inner changes?

34Which of the following statement shows Henry, the husband’s practicality?

35How does the fence indicate her psychological distance with the tinker?

36What does the wagon represent for Elisa in the story?

37Why does the tinker say it ain’t the kind of like for a woman?

38Henry, the husband comments on the size of the chrysanthemum shows that _____

39Which of the following statement shows Elisa’s identification with the chrysanthemum?

40Why is the husband able to make adjustment to the change Elisa has been through?

41What is the nationality of Naipaul?

42What is the feature of the Miguel Street?

43How many stories does The Miguel Street consist of?

44Who is the narrator?

45What kind of world is created in The Miguel Street?

46Why are people on the Miguel Street scared of Big Foot?

47Why do people like claiming Big Foot as a friend of them?

48How does the narrator start friendship with Big Foot?

49Why is the short story named Coward?

50How do you characterize the narrator in Coward?

51What school did the British poet William Wordsworth belong?

52Why is the poet in the story called the Black Wordsworth?

53Why does the narrator rephrase his mother’s refusal?

54What kind of feeling does the line The past is deep show?

55When the narrator is beaten by his mother, how does the poet comfort him?

56In the line I could see it clearly on his face, what does it refer to?

57Why is the garbage collector highly respected in the Miguel Street?

58How does the word material change the definition of garbage?

59Why is the mother of the narrator almost cry from joy when seeing the sceneries?

60Why is the story named The Blue Cart?

61When did Ernest Hemingway awarded Nobel Prize for literature?

62What was the title of the novel that won him the Nobel Prize?

63What is the term that indicates his literary idea?

64Of the following statement, which is not the quality of a code hero?

65What is the protagonist Harry dying of?

66What does summit of Kilimanjaro represent in the story?

67Why is the protagonist death given significance?

68Which of the following object is not a symbol of death?

69Which of following statement best describes the relatedness of the gangrene and the loss of Harry’s creativity?

70In the story, which of the following quality is depicted as the sole feature of death_______

71Which of the following words is not used to describe the active state of Harry’s death?

72How does the ending of the story indicate the elevation of Harry?

73What are the factors that influence our construction of ethical system?

74In the exchange of populations, what is the ethical dilemma that the secretary trapped into?

75Why is the chore boy depicted as half-wit?

76What determines the degree of punishment in matching his crime?

77Why is Harry shown as not being able to write the story of the boy?

78In times of war, which of the following is valued as the highest?

79What does the statement these were the same Austrian offices they skied with later show?

80Why is Harry not able to write the stories in his memory?

81When did Alice Munro win the Nobel Prize?

82What kind of family background is Munro from?

83What is the title of the short story collection that won her Nobel Prize?

84What kind of conflicts do the heroines in her story usually have to face?

85Why does the narrator feel out of place in the college in contrast with Nina?

86For scholar students like the narrator, Kay and Beverly, what could be the possible future?

87Why does the narrator feel like a simpleton?

88In the following statement, which shows that the narrator is stringent on her own body?

89In what way is Nina seen as out of place in a college?

90How does the narrator indicate her dislike of Nina?

91Why is the process of the Narrator’s undressing depicted in detail?

92Why are the Latin words on her dress, ave atque vale, depicted in detail?

93In the undressing scene, what does the depiction of applying the lotion mean?

94Why does Mr Purvis talk about Greek philosophy with the narrator?

95What is the theme of the poem Wenlock Edge?

96Why does Mr Purvis’voice become tired, old, crumpled and indifferent?

97Why is the narrator able to reconstruct her ethical value of small Canadian town?

98Why is Nina impressed by the way the cupboard is arranged in Ernie’s house?

99What does the space of the library represent?

100Of the four characters in the story, which two represent the small town ethics of Canada?

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