British Literature Final Review 2024

Who is the author of A Monster Calls?

• Patrick Ness

• J.K. Rowling

• Neil Gaiman

• Suzanne Collins

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What type of tree is the monster in A Monster Calls?

• Oak

• Maple

• Yew

• Birch

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What is the main lesson from the third tale in A Monster Calls?

• To seek revenge

• To ignore challenges

• To accept the truth and embrace challenges

• To give up easily

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What advice does Cinderella's dying mother give her in the story "Cinderella"?

• To seek wealth

• To be good and pious

• To find true love

• To escape her family

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How did the prince obtain Cinderella's shoe according to the story?

• Cinderella dropped it

• It was left at the ball

• The prince set a trap with pitch

• Cinderella gave it to him

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What does the word "Vile" mean?

• Extremely unpleasant

• Deeply religious

• A young unmarried woman

• A deep space

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Which term is used to describe a girl or young woman who is normally unmarried?

• Abyss

• Maiden

• Pious

• Charisma

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What is the meaning of "Charisma"?

• A deep space

• A trait that attracts devotion

• Denying a position by claiming the opposite

• Something that is impossible to enter

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What does "Ominously" imply?

• In a charming way

• In a religious manner

• In a way that suggests something bad is going to happen

• In a mocking manner

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What are the types of point of view (POV)?

• First person, Second person, Third person

• First person, Third person Omniscient, Third person Objective

• First person, Second person, Third person Omniscient

• First person, Third person Limited, Third person Objective

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