Đề 10 – Bài tập, đề thi trắc nghiệm online Văn học Anh – Mỹ Đề 10 - Bài tập, đề thi trắc nghiệm online Văn học Anh - Mỹ 1. Which English poet is associated with the Romantic movement and wrote `Ode to a Nightingale′? A. William Wordsworth B. Samuel Taylor Coleridge C. John Keats D. Lord Byron 2. Which literary period is largely associated with the rise of novels focusing on social realism and class structures in England? A. Romantic Period B. Victorian Period C. Modernist Period D. Postmodern Period 3. Who is the author of `Pride and Prejudice′, a quintessential novel of manners in English literature? A. Charlotte Brontë B. Jane Austen C. Emily Brontë D. George Eliot 4. What is the significance of the Harlem Renaissance for African American writers? A. It led to a decline in African American literary output. B. It provided a platform for celebrating African American culture and identity. C. It discouraged the exploration of racial themes in literature. D. It primarily focused on imitating European literary styles. 5. Langston Hughes was a leading figure in which American literary and cultural movement? A. Beat Generation B. Harlem Renaissance C. Transcendentalist movement D. Southern Renaissance 6. What is a common characteristic of Postmodern literature? A. A strong belief in grand narratives and objective truth B. Rejection of metafiction and self-awareness in writing C. Irony, fragmentation, and questioning of established norms D. Emphasis on realism and straightforward storytelling 7. What is a key feature of the English Renaissance in literature? A. A decline in dramatic works B. A renewed interest in classical learning and humanism C. A focus on religious dogma and medieval themes D. Rejection of poetic forms like sonnets 8. What is the `Theatre of the Absurd′ movement in drama? A. Plays that focus on realistic portrayals of everyday life B. Dramatic works that emphasize logical plots and clear resolutions C. Plays that depict a meaningless, irrational world and often employ illogical dialogue and situations D. Plays that primarily aim to entertain and provide escapism 9. What is the significance of the Lost Generation in American literature? A. They advocated for traditional literary forms. B. They expressed disillusionment after World War I. C. They focused on celebrating American exceptionalism. D. They primarily wrote about rural life and nature. 10. What is the main theme explored in George Orwell′s `1984′, a dystopian novel? A. The joys of technological advancement B. The dangers of totalitarianism and surveillance C. The importance of individual freedom in a utopian society D. The benefits of absolute government control 11. Toni Morrison, an American author, is best known for her novels focusing on which themes? A. Science fiction and futuristic societies B. African American identity, race, and the legacy of slavery C. Romantic love stories in contemporary settings D. Political thrillers and espionage 12. What is a defining characteristic of the Beat Generation in American literature? A. Formal poetic structures B. Emphasis on traditional morality C. Rejection of mainstream American values and experimentation with prose and poetry D. Celebration of consumerism and material wealth 13. F. Scott Fitzgerald′s `The Great Gatsby′ is primarily set in which era of American history? A. The Civil War Era B. The Roaring Twenties C. The Great Depression D. World War II Era 14. What is a common characteristic of Modernist literature in both England and America? A. Celebration of traditional values B. Emphasis on clear narrative structure C. Experimentation with form and stream of consciousness D. Romantic idealization of nature 15. Which novel by Emily Brontë is famous for its passionate and gothic romance set on the Yorkshire moors? A. Jane Eyre B. Wuthering Heights C. Pride and Prejudice D. Northanger Abbey 16. Which English author is famous for satirical novels like `Gulliver′s Travels′? A. Daniel Defoe B. Jonathan Swift C. Henry Fielding D. Samuel Richardson 17. What is `stream of consciousness′ as a narrative technique in literature? A. A linear and chronological storytelling method B. A technique that presents the flow of thoughts and feelings of a character C. A style focusing on objective description of events D. A form of writing that adheres to strict grammatical rules 18. Which American author wrote `The Catcher in the Rye′, a novel about teenage alienation and identity? A. Kurt Vonnegut B. J.D. Salinger C. John Updike D. Philip Roth 19. In American literature, what does `Naturalism′ primarily emphasize? A. The inherent goodness of humanity and nature B. The power of free will and individual agency C. The deterministic forces of nature and society on individuals D. The importance of spiritual and transcendental experiences 20. Which American author is known for his Southern Gothic works, exploring themes of race, religion, and the grotesque in the American South? A. Ernest Hemingway B. William Faulkner C. John Steinbeck D. Mark Twain 21. Which American poet is known for free verse and poems like `Leaves of Grass′? A. Edgar Allan Poe B. Walt Whitman C. Emily Dickinson D. Robert Frost 22. Which genre is `Frankenstein′ by Mary Shelley primarily considered to be? A. Gothic novel and early science fiction B. Victorian social realism C. Romantic pastoral poetry D. Modernist stream of consciousness novel 23. Which American playwright wrote `Death of a Salesman′, a critical examination of the American Dream? A. Tennessee Williams B. Arthur Miller C. Eugene O′Neill D. Edward Albee 24. Which American literary movement emphasized individualism, intuition, and the inherent goodness of people and nature? A. Realism B. Naturalism C. Transcendentalism D. Modernism 25. Which English playwright is renowned for tragedies like `Hamlet′, `Othello′, and `King Lear′? A. Christopher Marlowe B. Ben Jonson C. William Shakespeare D. John Webster 26. Which English novelist is known for exploring social class and morality in novels like `Tess of the d′Urbervilles′ and `Far from the Madding Crowd′? A. Charles Dickens B. Thomas Hardy C. George Eliot D. William Makepeace Thackeray 27. What is the concept of `negative capability′ in Romantic literary theory, as described by John Keats? A. The ability of a poet to express strong personal opinions B. The capacity to remain in uncertainties, mysteries, and doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact and reason C. The focus on portraying negative aspects of society and human nature D. The skill of writing in a pessimistic and melancholic tone 28. Which American poet is famous for using slant rhyme and unconventional capitalization in her poems? A. Sylvia Plath B. Emily Dickinson C. Maya Angelou D. Adrienne Rich 29. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic typically associated with English Romanticism? A. Emphasis on emotion and imagination B. Focus on reason and logic over feeling C. Appreciation for nature and the sublime D. Interest in the individual and the subjective experience 30. What is the `American Dream′ as often depicted and critiqued in American literature? A. A collective aspiration for social equality and communal living B. The ideal of achieving prosperity and success through hard work and determination, often associated with upward mobility C. A literary movement promoting escapism and fantasy D. 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