2015–2016 Final (Dönem Sonu) Çıkmış Soruları

Novel as a Genre Which of the following best defines novel as a literary genre? A) It is a form of literature written for performance for audience. B) It is an extended work of written narration in story form. C) It is a piece of literature based solely on the figurative use of language. D) It is a form of literature depending on the economic use of language. E) It is a work of narration limited in time, characters and space.

Novel as a Genre Which of the following is true for 'conflict' as a characteristic of plot? A) It stands for omitting irrelevant actions from the development of the story B) It is used to create a unified and coherent plot free from all irrelevant details. C) It is the introduction of unrealistic, supernatural and gothic elements to the plot. D) It gives. way to a kind of tension that the characters resolve and struggle against. E) It is the resolution of all complications in the development of the plot structure.

Robinson Crusoe Which of the following serves as a tribute to the passage of time in the novel? A) Eating B) The bower rular.net C) Counting D) The footprint aof. E) The cross

Robinson Crusoe What is the significance of the man that Robinson sees in his dream at the beginning of his journal? A) He warns Robinson to free Friday. B) He shows Robinson a way to escape from slavery. C) He advices Robinson to plant barley and rice on the island. D) He questions Robinson about his religious beliefs. E) He declares Robinson as the King of the Island.

Robinson Crusoe Which of the following is false about the realistic characters? A) They have conflicting impulses. B) They are psychologically complicated. C) They are multifaceted D) They replicate daily experiences of humans. E) They use superficial language.

Robinson Crusoe How does Robinson spend the anniversary of his arrival on the Island? A) Taking care of his animals C) Domesticating his parro orular.net B) With religious practice D) Educating Friday E) With daily chores

Robinson Crusoe Which of the following is false about the last part of the novel? A) It is the only part of the novel that juxtaposes opposing political beliefs. B) There is a portrayal of human relationships which is absent in the rest of the novel. C) It highlights the fact that Robinson's family is not his priority. D) It sets Robinson as a sexist and racist man when he brings women to the island. E) It serves as a resolution to the novel.

Robinson Crusoe Robinson leaves his hometown and sails for London because A) he tries to get away from a society where religion is corrupted. B) his and his father's career expectations are very different from each other. C) he has heard that in London he can involve in slave trade and can make a huge profit. D) his father's dream about having an education in law can only be realized there. E) he wants to defeat his fear of the sea by taking a long voyage.

Robinson Crusoe Robinson decides not to keep his journal daily, and reports that he will record just the important events because A) he is bored of keeping a diary. C) there is scarcity of ink. B) he is very busy on the island D) there is no one to read them. E) he does not want to remember his sufferings.

Robinson Crusoe How did the middle class begin to gain power in the 17th century? A) «Through investments in agriculture B) Through colonial trade C) With the money donated by the monarchy D) • Through the invention of new technologies E) With the help of the aristocratic class

Robinson Crusoe Who holds Robinson as a captive in his second voyage? A) Spanish colonists B) Slave traders pf. C) The Moorish pirates D) An English captain E) A cannibalistic tribe

Dracula Which of the following characters symbolize the rationality of the Victorian era? A) Van Helsing B) Mina C) Lucy Sistem D) Dr. Seward E) Count Dracula

Dracula Who is Renfield? A) Patient in Dr. Seward's asylum B) A foreign adventurer C) Mina's servant kylar.net D) Jonathan's boss „E) Lucy's suitor

Dracula What does the novel start with? A) Mina's narration of her life B) Lucy's description of London society C) Van Helsing's depiction of vampires D) Dracula's reciting of his family background E) Jonathan Harker's journal about his trip

Dracula Which of the following is not one of the things Jonathan notices about Dracula's castle? A) There are no mirrors inside. B) It is a dark and gloomy place. C) It is decorated a in sa luxurious and fashionable way. D) There are many locked doors everywhere. E) There are no people except for the Count.

Dracula Who visits Jonathan when he falls asleep in another room? A) Dracula's wolves B) Mina's shadow C) Ghosts of Dracula's ancestors ar.n D) Three voluptuous sisters ir.net orul E) Gypsies living nearby aof.

Dracula Which of the following is false for Dracula? A) It reflects the concerns for sexual morality of the era. B) It is influenced by Eastern European folklore about the vampires. C) It as an example of Picaresque novel. D) It reflects way of thinking in the Victorian society. E) It is based on some historical realities.

Dracula Which of the following is not one of the documents used for narration in the novel? A) police reports B) diary entries sorular.ne C) telegrams newspaper articles E). letters

Dracula Which of the following adjectives best describes Mina? A) Adventurous et B) Arrogant C) Immoral D) Stubborn of. E) Virtuous

Dracula Which of the following is not one of the conflicts present in the novel? A) Man versus nature B) East versus West f. stem C) Good versus evil D) Local versus foreign E) Science versus superstition