CRITICAL APPROACHES

"The sonnet follows the rhyme scheme of ABBAABBA-CDECDE." Which of the critical approaches is used in this analysis?

• STRUCTURALISM

• MEDIA CRITICISM

• MORALISM

• MARXISM

What type of criticism deals with social issues that were happening during the time period in which the piece was published?

• Formalist criticism

• Marxist criticism

• Reader Response criticism

• Historical criticism

A critique written about a novel that focuses on how a character relates to us because of his 'shared experiences' with us would be what type of criticism?

• Archetypal Criticism

• Formalist Criticism

• Biographical Criticism

• Reader Response Criticism

It examines complications found within a capitalist system, including social structures, wealth disparities and class hierarchies.

• HISTORICAL

• FORMALIST

• MARXIST

• MORALIST

It analyzes a work in its eventful context and understanding the its period, author’s background and how it directly affect the author and possibly the characters of the text.

• HISTORICAL

• FEMINIST

• MORALIST

• FORMALIST

8. The speaker “I” in the poem “The Road Not Taken”, is in the middle of journey somewhere in a wood and stands between two roads that he had to choose. It shows the speaker see the two roads in front of him, when he writes “two roads diverged in a yellow wood.” What literary approach is present in the text?

• Formalist

• Marxist

• Moralist

6. It supports the given idea, “Literature that is ethically sound and encourages virtue is praised while literature that misguides and corrupts is condemned.” What is the literary approach being described?

• Marxist

• Moralist

• Formalist

• Reader-response

5. 5. In a literature class, students are tasked to analyze a poem to determine its meaning, focusing on the rhyme scheme, meter, and other literary elements.

• Marxist

• Historical

• Moralist

• Formalist

3. The way in which people become alienated from one another through power, money and politics.

• Marxist

• Moralist

• Formalist

• Feminist

In the fairy tale Snow White, a prince is needed in order to wake up Snow White by giving her a “true love’s kiss”. This is demonstrating that women need, and have to rely on men to survive, when in reality women have every capability of surviving on their own.

• Gender Criticism

• Marxist Criticism

• Formalist Criticism

• Historical Criticism