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A Personal Record by Joseph Conrad
  • 1. What is 'A Personal Record' primarily about?
A) Historical events in Europe.
B) A detailed biography of another author.
C) A fictional adventure story.
D) Conrad's experiences and reflections.
  • 2. In which year was 'A Personal Record' published?
A) 1915
B) 1920
C) 1902
D) 1912
  • 3. Which literary technique does Conrad frequently use in 'A Personal Record'?
A) Stream of consciousness.
B) Unreliable narration.
C) First-person omniscience.
D) Epistolary format.
  • 4. What type of narrative style is present in 'A Personal Record'?
A) Second-person.
B) Third-person limited.
C) Autobiographical.
D) Third-person objective.
  • 5. What motivates Conrad to write 'A Personal Record'?
A) To understand his own life.
B) To document history.
C) To entertain readers.
D) To criticize society.
  • 6. What literary movement is Joseph Conrad associated with?
A) Naturalism.
B) Postmodernism.
C) Modernism.
D) Romanticism.
  • 7. Which place does Conrad often reference in his work?
A) The sea.
B) The city.
C) The mountains.
D) The forest.
  • 8. What emotion does Conrad frequently convey in his reflections?
A) Indifference.
B) Anger.
C) Joy.
D) Melancholy.
  • 9. How does Conrad characterize his childhood in the text?
A) As unhappy and tragic.
B) As boring and uneventful.
C) As simple and carefree.
D) As complex and formative.
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