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The Waves by Virginia Woolf
  • 1. What narrative style does 'The Waves' primarily use?
A) Stream of consciousness
B) First person
C) Epistolary
D) Third person
  • 2. Who are the central characters in 'The Waves'?
A) Bernard, Neville, Jinny, Louis, Rhoda, Susan
B) Elizabeth, Peter, Sally, Tom
C) Emily, James, Alice, David
D) Lily, Mark, Anna, John
  • 3. What is the primary theme of 'The Waves'?
A) Love and romance
B) Nature and the environment
C) The passage of time and identity
D) War and conflict
  • 4. Which character is a writer in 'The Waves'?
A) Susan
B) Louis
C) Bernard
D) Neville
  • 5. What literary device is frequently employed in 'The Waves'?
A) Symbolism
B) Irony
C) Foreshadowing
D) Allegory
  • 6. Virginia Woolf's writing in 'The Waves' is known for being:
A) Direct and simple
B) Formal and academic
C) Dry and factual
D) Lyrical and poetic
  • 7. What does the ocean symbolize in 'The Waves'?
A) Loneliness and despair
B) Stability and security
C) The flow of life and emotions
D) Chaos and destruction
  • 8. What is the primary mode of communication among characters in 'The Waves'?
A) Narrative description
B) Letters
C) Internal thoughts
D) Dialogue
  • 9. Which literary figure influenced Woolf’s writing style in 'The Waves'?
A) Mark Twain
B) Ernest Hemingway
C) James Joyce
D) F. Scott Fitzgerald
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