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British-American Literature (Follow up)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Slot symbolized the class distinctions of society

a)

Market Street divided the poor and rich sections of San Francisco.

b)

Many classrooms were located on Market Street.

c)

Market Street was the scene of many working-class battles.

2.

Freddie Drummond learned how to do a very good imitation of a genuine worker.

a)

Freddie could understand the language of the workers.

b)

Freddie learned how to do the workers' jobs.

c)

Freddie learned how to talk and act like a typical worker.

3.

If he wanted to, he could cross The Slot any time and easily fit into life south of Market.

a)

He could go into the working-class district any time he wished and feel comfortable.

b)

He could wear working-class clothes, which fit him comfortably,

any time he wished.

c)

He had to decide if he wanted to live south of Market Street.

4.

Drummond had no vices, nor had he discovered any temptations.

a)

Freddie didn't have any bad habits or girl friends.

b)

Freddie didn't have any bad habits, or even any desire to do anything bad.

c)

Freddie never had fun in Berkeley.

5.

The moment he recognized Mary, he became Bill Totts

a)

As soon as he saw Mary, he remembered Bill Totts.

b)

As soon as he saw Mary, he ran into Bill Totts

c)

As soon as he saw Mary, he changed into Bill Totts.

6.

What are themes of the story?

a)

Patriotism, Revenge, Isolation

b)

Love, Bravery, Forgiveness

c)

Metamorphosis, Love, Bravery

d)

Grace, Cleavage, Hope

7.

The Slot is a ...................

a)

Metonymy

b)

Metaphor

c)

Simile

d)

Hyperbole

8.

When was the work south of slot written?

a)

1909

b)

1896

c)

1902

d)

1922

9.

What is the author's art style?

a)

Naturalism and adventure,

b)

drama and humor

c)

romance and naturalism

d)

Naturalism, adventure, drama, humor and romance

10.

What is one of the messages of the work?

a)

Reducing the class cleavage of society is one of ways to develop society.

b)

Writing up a tragic love story.

c)

Comparing the personalities of characters in different situations.

d)

Mentioning strikes of workers south of Market.