Instinct Theory

How did Buck's past experiences influence his actions and instincts?

• They made him timid and fearful.

• They had no impact on his behavior.

• They sharpened his survival instincts.

• They made him overly aggressive.

Sometimes, scientists have a gut feeling about something before they start their work. This feeling is called:

• Proof

• Instinct

• tool

Which of the following best defines 'instinct' in the context of literature?

• A natural or inherent impulse or behavior

• A learned behavior through experience

• A conscious decision-making process

• A random act without purpose

In literary analysis, how can a character's instincts drive the plot forward?

• By making them predictable

• By causing unexpected actions

• By ensuring they follow societal norms

• By preventing any conflict

Which sentence uses the word 'instinct' correctly?

• Her instinct told her to trust him.

• He had an instinct to read books.

• Instinct is a type of food.

• She instincted the answer.

What role does instinct play in character development in novels?

• It makes characters one-dimensional.

• It adds depth and realism to characters.

• It simplifies the plot.

• It has no role in character development.

Identify the sentence with correct grammar:

• Instincts is important for survival.

• Instinct are important for survival.

• Instinct is important for survival.

• Instincts was important for survival.

Which of the following is an example of instinctive behavior in literature?

• A character meticulously planning a heist

• A character fleeing from danger without thinking

• A character learning a new language

• A character solving a complex math problem

In the context of instinct theory, which of the following is true?

• Instincts are always learned behaviors.

• Instincts are innate and often unconscious.

• Instincts require conscious thought.

• Instincts are irrelevant in literature.

How does instinct theory relate to the theme of survival in literature?

• It suggests survival is based on luck.

• It emphasizes the role of innate behaviors in survival.

• It argues that survival is purely a social construct.

• It denies any connection between instinct and survival.