Exploring Mukhtar Auezov's Works

What is the main theme of the novel 'Abyai Zholy'?

• The journey of self-discovery through travel.

• The impact of technology on modern life.

• The importance of wealth in personal relationships.

• The resilience of individuals in the face of societal challenges.

Who is the central character in 'Abyai Zholy'?

• Aisulu

• Aisulu's mother

• Aisulu's friend

• The narrator

In which historical period is 'Abyai Zholy' set?

• Late 19th century

• Early 20th century

• Mid 20th century

• Early 21st century

What role does the character Aбай play in the novel?

• Aбай represents the theme of isolation and despair.

• Aбай plays the role of a moral compass and a symbol of the conflict between tradition and modernity.

• Aбай is a minor character with no significant impact.

• Aбай serves as the antagonist of the story.

How does 'Abyai Zholy' reflect Kazakh culture and traditions?

• It focuses solely on modern technology and innovation.

• It promotes Western cultural values over local traditions.

• It ignores the importance of storytelling in Kazakh society.

• 'Abyai Zholy' reflects Kazakh culture and traditions by emphasizing oral history, storytelling, bravery, wisdom, and the preservation of cultural heritage.

What are some key events that shape Aбай's character in the story?

• Aбай's success in business ventures

• Aбай's relationship with his family

• Aбай's adventures in a foreign land

• Key events that shape Aбай's character include experiences with injustice, interactions with societal figures, and personal struggles with identity and morality.

Who are the significant supporting characters in 'Abyai Zholy'?

• The antagonist's minions

• Random townspeople

• Historical figures from the past

• Protagonist's family and friends

What literary techniques does Auezov use in 'Abyai Zholy'?

• Narrative perspective and stream of consciousness

• Character development and plot twist

• Imagery, symbolism, dialogue, foreshadowing, and non-linear narrative.

• Metaphor, alliteration, and hyperbole

How does the novel address the concept of identity?

• The novel suggests that identity is solely determined by genetic factors.

• The novel ignores identity and focuses solely on plot development.

• Identity is portrayed as a fixed trait that does not change throughout the story.

• The novel addresses identity by exploring the interplay between personal experiences and societal influences on self-perception.

What impact did 'Abyai Zholy' have on Kazakh literature?

• It had no significant effect on Kazakh literature.

• It discouraged the use of the Kazakh language in literature.

• It promoted foreign languages over the Kazakh language.

• It promoted the use of the Kazakh language and inspired national identity in literature.