Istoria literaturii engleze

1. Referring to the cynicism of Congreve’s work, a critic says that it is...
A) inherent in the nature of satiric comedy
B) justifiable by the author’s nature
C) liable to severe corrections
D) subject to the spirit of the age

Răspuns corect: A

2. We can find, in Congreve’s plays, no suggestion of...
A) any idea of justice
B) any standard of conduct
C) any foul language
D) any embarrassing situation

Răspuns corect: B

3. The Old Bachelor is written by...
A) Oscar Wilde
B) William Congreve
C) G. B. Shaw
D) John Osborne

Răspuns corect: B

4. The Double Dealer is written by...
A) Oliver Goldsmith
B) Tom Stoppard
C) William Congreve
D) John Osborne

Răspuns corect: C

5. Love for Love is written by...
A) William Congreve
B) Oscar Wilde
C) John Osborne
D) Oliver Goldsmith

Răspuns corect: A

6. The Way of the World is written by...
A) G. B. Shaw
B) William Congreve
C) Oliver Goldsmith
D) Tom Stoppard

Răspuns corect: B

7. “One’s cruelty is one’s power”, says a character from...
A) Love for Love
B) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
C) She Stoops to Conquer
D) Look Back in Anger

Răspuns corect: A

8. Through what are all the characters of Congreve, servants included, sharply differentiated?
A) clothes
B) attitude
C) ideas
D) speech

Răspuns corect: D

9. What rules in Congreve’s plays?
A) humour and wit
B) manners and morals
C) philosophy and satire
D) trickery and deception

Răspuns corect: D

10. Each of Congreve’s humiliated victims retains some...
A) pride and prejudice
B) dignity and humour
C) regret and remorse
D) ambition and revenge

Răspuns corect: B

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