LAS 5 - QUIZ

Who is the father of Marxism?

• Karl Marx
• Joseph Stalin
• Vladimir Lenin
• Friedrich Engels

How many goals are there in Marxist literary approach?

• 1

• 5

• 6

• 2

Marxist literary approach focuses on what?

• The influence of technology on literature
• Social and economic aspects of literature, emphasizing the role of class struggle and the exploitation of the working class.
• The impact of climate change on literature
• The role of religion in literature

Marxist literary approach started in what year?

• 1950s
• 1700s
• 1900s
• 1850s

What is the aim of Marxism?

• To establish a monarchy with absolute power
• To promote individual ownership of the means of production
• To achieve a classless society where the means of production are owned by the workers.
• To create a society with extreme social inequality

What causes a classless society?

• Limited access to education and healthcare, unequal distribution of resources
• Rigid social and economic classes, concentration of wealth and resources
• Elimination of social and economic classes, redistribution of wealth and resources, and equal opportunities for all individuals.
• Inheritance of wealth and resources, unequal opportunities for individuals

Marxism deals with two classes which are?

• peasants and serfs
• aristocracy and monarchy
• capitalists and socialists
• bourgeoisie and proletariat

Who are the working class?

• People who work in high-paying executive positions
• Those who are retired and no longer in the workforce
• Individuals who are unemployed and not seeking work
• People who perform manual labor or work in blue-collar jobs, typically earning hourly wages.

It is a reflection of the conflicts between different social classes and explores how texts might perpetuate or challenge the status quo of class structures and power dynamics in society.

• Social class conflicts and power dynamics
• Environmental sustainability and technological advancements
• Gender roles and cultural traditions
• Economic inequality and political systems

It is a literary approach that focuses on the economic aspect of a text.

• Marxist criticism
• Financial perspective
• Wealthy interpretation
• Capitalist analysis