İngiliz/Amerikan Edebiyatı 1 Final 7. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

I. Jonathan lying unconscious near Lucy

II. Van Helsing hypnotising others.

III. Lucy sleepwalks at night.

What theme do these examples support in the novel?


Technology

Religion

Passivity

Victorian virtue

Rise of the physics


2.Soru

Which one of the following characters cover Lucy's coffin with garlic? 


Dr. Seward

Mina

Van Helsing

Jonathan

Renfield


3.Soru

Which one of the following characters is responsible for Renfield's bad condition?


Dr. Seward

Jonathan

Mina

Dracula

Van Helsing


4.Soru

The first reaction of Louise to her husband’s death is to burst into tears almost hysterically. What is the behavior expected of women upon hearing death news in the 19th century?


To cry suddenly.

To be shocked .

To wail and shout.

To run out of that place.

To commit a suicide.


5.Soru

Which of the following places is not visited by Robinson Crusoe?


Brazil

London

Trinidad

York

India


6.Soru

When Jonathan tries to escape from the castle and climbs down the walls he discovers that the Count is sleeping in a coffin full of ....... .

Which of the followings is correct for the blank above?


worms

blood

earth

bones

flesh


7.Soru

Dr. Seward names Renfield a “zoophagous”. What is the meaning of this?


A life eating maniac

A cow eating man

A bird catching man

A flyeating man

A Meat eater


8.Soru

Which one of the following characters in Dracula is a representative of a Victorian woman?


Dr. Seward

Jonathan Harker

Van Helsing

Lucy Westenra

Mina Murray


9.Soru

In the beginning of the story, who brings the news that Brently Mallard was killed in a railroad accident?


Josephine.

Mrs. Mallard, his wife

Richards, Brentley’s friend.

Louise’s friend.

The doctor.


10.Soru

I. Full of lust and desire

II. Virtuous Victorian women

III. Voluptuous and wicked beings

Which one of these statements describe the Three Sisters Jonathan sees in the castle?


Only I

Only III

I and II

I and III

II and III


11.Soru

I. Robinson goes into slave trade. II. He buys a land in Brazil. III. The Porteguses Captain tries to convert Xury into Christinity. Which theme do these statement signify?


Slavery

Colonial Expansion

Alienation

Repentance

The Significance of Self


12.Soru

Which one of the followings is not a weakness of the UnDead?


He is weak at daylight

He is weak against sacred wafer

He cannot cross running water

He cannot survive without blood

He cannot enter a place with woman


13.Soru

Which one of the following symbols serve as the passage of time?


The Cross

The Bower

The footprint

Food

Water


14.Soru

Which one of the followings are the reflections of the Gothic tradition in the novel?


Dracula's dark and haunted castle

diaries used in the novel

superstitions beliefs

scientific truth and rational thought

passivity of the characters


15.Soru

Which of the following technological devices of the era were used in the narration of Dracula?


Telegraphs and narrators

Photos and audio recorders

Telegram and phonograph

Telephone and recording machine

Audios and videos


16.Soru

Which one(s) of the followings is/are elements of gothic novel?

I. characters such as ghosts and demons

II. dark and deserted castles

III. Natural beauty

IV. the mist and dark weather


Only III

I-II-IV

I-II-III

III-IV

I-IV


17.Soru

How does Van Helsing manages to defeat the Count?


through science

through superstitions

through symbols of Christianity

through character change

through the box


18.Soru

Who is the evil character against whom all the characters fight?


Dr. Seward

Count Dracula

Jonathan Harker

Van Helsing

Lucy Westenra


19.Soru

Which one of the following characters serves as a juxtaposition to the corruption of the civilized world?


The Portuguese Captain

Robinson Crusoe

The Widow

Xury

Friday


20.Soru

I. The East and the West

II. The modern and the local

III. The rational and the supersitition

Whic one of these conflicts can be found in the novel?


Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II, and III