Ulysses

At the end of the story, Ulysses thinks the light behind Flora's head is setting the whole world on fire. What does the phrase setting the whole world on fire tell the reader about Ulysses?

• He thinks Flora is beautiful.

• He thinks the sun is too bright.

• He now sees Flora's hair is bright red.

• He now sees things in a different way.

What does the phrase setting the whole world on fire tell the reader about Ulysses?

• He thinks Flora is beautiful.

• He thinks the sun is too bright.

• He now see Flora’s hair is bright red.

• He now see things in a different way.

Who turned out to be Ulysses' arch-nemesis?

• Her mother

• William Spiver

• Alfred T. Slipper

• Dr. Meescham

What is the main theme of James Joyce's 'Ulysses'?

• A) The journey of self-discovery

• B) The conflict between good and evil

• C) The power of love

• D) The struggle for power

In 'Ulysses', who is the protagonist of the story?

• A) Stephen Dedalus

• B) Leopold Bloom

• C) Molly Bloom

• D) Buck Mulligan

What narrative technique is predominantly used in 'Ulysses'?

• A) First-person narrative

• B) Stream of consciousness

• C) Omniscient narrator

• D) Epistolary

Which city serves as the setting for 'Ulysses'?

• A) London

• B) Paris

• C) Dublin

• D) New York

What is the significance of June 16, 1904, in 'Ulysses'?

• A) It is the day the protagonist was born

• B) It is the day the story takes place

• C) It is the day James Joyce started writing the novel

• D) It is the day the novel was published

Which character in 'Ulysses' is a representation of James Joyce himself?

• A) Leopold Bloom

• B) Stephen Dedalus

• C) Molly Bloom

• D) Buck Mulligan

What is the relationship between Leopold Bloom and Molly Bloom in 'Ulysses'?

• A) Siblings

• B) Friends

• C) Husband and wife

• D) Colleagues