H.G. Wells

What is the main event in Chapter 4 of The Time Machine by HG Wells?

• The main event in Chapter 4 of The Time Machine is the Time Traveller's encounter with the aliens.

• The main event in Chapter 4 of The Time Machine is the Time Traveller's encounter with the Morlocks.

• The main event in Chapter 4 of The Time Machine is the Time Traveller's encounter with the dinosaurs.

• The main event in Chapter 4 of The Time Machine is the Time Traveller's encounter with the Eloi.

What is the significance of the time machine in Chapter 4?

• It signifies the importance of punctuality in the story

• It symbolizes the ability to travel through time and explore different periods of history.

• It represents the protagonist's love for antique objects

• It is a metaphor for the character's desire to escape reality

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How does the plot in Chapter 4 contribute to the overall story of The Time Machine?

• The plot in Chapter 4 introduces the Morlocks and creates tension for the protagonist.

• The plot in Chapter 4 is completely unrelated to the overall story.

• The plot in Chapter 4 introduces a new love interest for the protagonist.

• The plot in Chapter 4 focuses on the protagonist's childhood memories.

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How does Chapter 4 set the stage for the subsequent events in The Time Machine?

• It focuses on the political landscape of the future world

• It reveals the protagonist's true identity

• It introduces the Morlocks and their underground world.

• It introduces a new time-traveling machine

Mrs. Hall is not alarmed by the stranger (lines 1-6) because his ____.

• clothing suits the winter weather

• arrival does not interest her

• presence does not seem odd

• dress reflects the current style

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The description in lines 6 through 11 serves to introduce the stranger as_____

• frightened and desperate

• angry and preoccupied

• fatigued ad impatient

• injured and distracted

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Which phrase from the passage best helps the reader understand “ready acquiescence”? (lines 9 and 10).

• "flung his portmanteau down"

• He stamped and shook the snow.

• "to strike his bargain" (lines 9 and 10)

• "And with that much introduction" line 11

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What is the main theme of H.G. Wells' novel 'The War of the Worlds'?

• A) The struggle for power between nations

• B) The impact of technology on society

• C) The survival of humanity against alien invasion

• D) The exploration of time travel

Which literary device is predominantly used by H.G. Wells in 'The Invisible Man'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Foreshadowing

• D) Allegory

In 'The Time Machine', what does the Time Traveller primarily use to explain his theories?

• A) Scientific experiments

• B) Philosophical arguments

• C) Historical references

• D) Mathematical equations