Test: ´´Counterparts´´by James Joyce (Foreign Language - english


´´Counterparts´´by James JoyceVersion en ligne ´´Counterparts´´by James Joyce par Mahia Mattos 1 1- Who was James Joyce? a American writer and singer b Irish writer and journalist c Irish writer and poet d British writer and poet 2 2- When did James Joyce publish the “Dubliners”? a In 1914 b In 1930 c In 1950 d In 1980 3 3- When did James Joyce die? a In 1942 b In 1954 c In 1980 d In 1941 4 4-What is "Counterparts" about? a Counterparts is one of the five long stories that form the collection called Dubliners. b Counterparts is one of the fifteen short stories that form the collection called Dubliners. c Counterparts is one of the fifteen short poems that form the collection called Dubliners. d Counterparts is one of the many poems that form the collection called Dubliners. 5 5- Where does the story take place? a The streets of England b The streets of Paris c The streets of Scotland d The streets of Dublin 6 6- Which are the main themes in "Counterparts"? a The theme of failure and powerlessness. b The theme of resentment, failure, powerlessness and paralysis. c The theme of resentment and paralysis. d The theme of failure and paralysis. 7 7- Which is the central device in Joyce's Counterparts? a Stream of criticism b Stream of consciousness c Criticism d Consciousness 8 8- What is the "Stream of Consciousness"? a It is the lack of monologue. b It is an experiment using the monologue. c A technique that is like an interior monologue. d It is an ability that uses monologue. 9 9- What does the author want to portray? a A review of Dubliner society. b A critique of Dubliner children c A critique of Dubliner teenangers d A critique of Dubliner society. 10 10-What does the word "thirst" refer to? a To his desire for orange juice b To his desire for water c To his desire for alcohol d To his desire for milk 11 11- How is described Farrington's relationship at home/work ? a It is marked by threats, evasion, and fear. b It is marked by threats and fear. c It is marked by love d It is marked by threats 12 12- What is the importance of the symbolic structure? a To cast Farrington as a criminal b To cast Farrington as the bad man c To cast Farrington as the attacker d To cast Farrington as the victim of an unfair trial Feedback 1 He was an Irish writer and poet 3 In 1941 4 Counterparts is one of the fifteen short stories that form the collection called Dubliners. 5 The streets of Dublin 6 The theme of resentment, failure, powerlessness and paralysis. 7 Stream of Consciousness 8 A technique that is like an interior monologue. 9 A critique of Dubliner society. 10 To his desire for alcohol 11 It is marked by threats, evasion, and fear. 12 To cast Farrington as the victim of an unfair trial

1

1- Who was James Joyce?

a

American writer and singer

b

Irish writer and journalist

c

Irish writer and poet

d

British writer and poet

2

2- When did James Joyce publish the “Dubliners”?

a

In 1914

b

In 1930

c

In 1950

d

In 1980

3

3- When did James Joyce die?

a

In 1942

b

In 1954

c

In 1980

d

In 1941

4

4-What is "Counterparts" about?

a

Counterparts is one of the five long stories that form the collection called Dubliners.

b

Counterparts is one of the fifteen short stories that form the collection called Dubliners.

c

Counterparts is one of the fifteen short poems that form the collection called Dubliners.

d

Counterparts is one of the many poems that form the collection called Dubliners.

5

5- Where does the story take place?

a

The streets of England

b

The streets of Paris

c

The streets of Scotland

d

The streets of Dublin

6

6- Which are the main themes in "Counterparts"?

a

The theme of failure and powerlessness.

b

The theme of resentment, failure, powerlessness and paralysis.

c

The theme of resentment and paralysis.

d

The theme of failure and paralysis.

7

7- Which is the central device in Joyce's Counterparts?

a

Stream of criticism

b

Stream of consciousness

c

Criticism

d

Consciousness

8

8- What is the "Stream of Consciousness"?

a

It is the lack of monologue.

b

It is an experiment using the monologue.

c

A technique that is like an interior monologue.

d

It is an ability that uses monologue.

9

9- What does the author want to portray?

a

A review of Dubliner society.

b

A critique of Dubliner children

c

A critique of Dubliner teenangers

d

A critique of Dubliner society.

10

10-What does the word "thirst" refer to?

a

To his desire for orange juice

b

To his desire for water

c

To his desire for alcohol

d

To his desire for milk

11

11- How is described Farrington's relationship at home/work ?

a

It is marked by threats, evasion, and fear.

b

It is marked by threats and fear.

c

It is marked by love

d

It is marked by threats

12

12- What is the importance of the symbolic structure?

a

To cast Farrington as a criminal

b

To cast Farrington as the bad man

c

To cast Farrington as the attacker

d

To cast Farrington as the victim of an unfair trial

Feedback

1

He was an Irish writer and poet

3

In 1941

4

Counterparts is one of the fifteen short stories that form the collection called Dubliners.

5

The streets of Dublin

6

The theme of resentment, failure, powerlessness and paralysis.

7

Stream of Consciousness

8

A technique that is like an interior monologue.

9

A critique of Dubliner society.

10

To his desire for alcohol

11

It is marked by threats, evasion, and fear.

12

To cast Farrington as the victim of an unfair trial

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´´Counterparts´´by James JoyceVersion en ligne

par Mahia Mattos

1- Who was James Joyce?

2- When did James Joyce publish the “Dubliners”?

3- When did James Joyce die?

4-What is "Counterparts" about?

5- Where does the story take place?

6- Which are the main themes in "Counterparts"?

7- Which is the central device in Joyce's Counterparts?

8- What is the "Stream of Consciousness"?

9- What does the author want to portray?

10-What does the word "thirst" refer to?

11- How is described Farrington's relationship at home/work ?

12- What is the importance of the symbolic structure?

Feedback