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Clarissa

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The author of 'Clarissa' is

a)

Samuel Richardson

b)

John Milton

c)

Jonathan Swift

d)

Daniel Defoe

2.

A distinguished trait of the novel Clarissa is

a)

Material success of the middle classes

b)

Political satire and dystopian plot

c)

Psychological realism and senitmentalism

d)

Flat character with no psychological development

3.

Clarissa is written as

a)

a diary with chronological order

b)

an adventure novel

c)

an epistolary novel between two girls

d)

an epistolary novel with four correspondents

4.

The novel Clarissa embodies

a)

political and social satire

b)

moral virtues and norms of conduct

c)

travel adventures and shipwrecks

d)

trivial occupations presented in grand style

5.

The protagonist of the novel Clarissa is

a)

a vile and selfish libertine

b)

a virtuous young woman who is raped

c)

a man disgusted by human race

d)

an aristocratic young lady

6.

the epistolary novel allows the reader

a)

to be presented with multiple perspective of the novel

b)

to read an interesting plot

c)

to access religious controversies of the time

d)

to explore the relationship master and slave

7.

What is the plot of the novel Clarissa?

a)

A science fiction story set on a desert island

b)

A historical fiction about the French Revolution

c)

A murder mistery set in London

d)

A love story between an innocent lady and a libertine

8.

In which century was the novel Clarissa published?

a)

16th century

b)

17th century

c)

18th century

d)

19th century

9.

What is the significance of the novel Clarissa in the history of English literature?

a)

it is one of the first novels written in English literature

b)

it popularized the use of epistolary form in novels

c)

it paved the way for the development of the sentimental novel

d)

all of the above

10.

What issue does the novel Clarissa touch on?

a)

Women's rights

b)

Racism

c)

Education

d)

Politics