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What is the primary function of CamScanner?
What is the primary function of CamScanner?
- To design graphics for websites
- To edit photos professionally
- To create high-resolution videos
- To digitize and share documents (correct)
Which feature is commonly associated with CamScanner?
Which feature is commonly associated with CamScanner?
- Photo collage creation
- 3D modeling capabilities
- Optical character recognition (OCR) (correct)
- Voice recognition for text
In what form can users export documents from CamScanner?
In what form can users export documents from CamScanner?
- Only in print format
- Exclusively as text documents
- In various formats like PDF and JPEG (correct)
- Only as image files
What benefit does CamScanner provide in terms of document organization?
What benefit does CamScanner provide in terms of document organization?
Which device types is CamScanner compatible with?
Which device types is CamScanner compatible with?
What characteristic is primarily associated with Victorian novels?
What characteristic is primarily associated with Victorian novels?
Which literary movement is characterized by stream of consciousness narrative style?
Which literary movement is characterized by stream of consciousness narrative style?
Which of the following authors is best known for exploring moral complexities in their work?
Which of the following authors is best known for exploring moral complexities in their work?
What is a notable theme in modernist literature?
What is a notable theme in modernist literature?
Which poem is associated with Edmund Spenser?
Which poem is associated with Edmund Spenser?
What does Chinua Achebe's novel 'Things Fall Apart' primarily address?
What does Chinua Achebe's novel 'Things Fall Apart' primarily address?
What key concept is emphasized in naturalism as a literary movement?
What key concept is emphasized in naturalism as a literary movement?
Who is recognized for laying the foundations for the English sonnet tradition?
Who is recognized for laying the foundations for the English sonnet tradition?
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Study Notes
CamScanner Functionality
- Primary function: Scanning documents using a mobile device's camera.
Key Feature
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR): Enables text extraction from scanned documents.
Export Formats
- Users can export documents as PDF, JPEG, or other formats.
Document Organization
- CamScanner allows for organization of scanned documents into folders and provides search capabilities.
Device Compatibility
- CamScanner is compatible with both iOS and Android devices.
Victorian Novels (1837-1901)
- Focused on social issues, morality, complex characters, and intricate plots.
- Often serialized in magazines.
- Key authors: Charles Dickens (social reform, plight of the poor), George Eliot (moral complexities, human psychology), Thomas Hardy (fatalism, nature's indifference).
- Notable works: Great Expectations, Middlemarch, Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
Elizabethan Poetry (1558-1603)
- Emphasized beauty, nature, human emotions, sonnets, and metrical verse.
- Rich in imagery and metaphor.
- Key poets: William Shakespeare (sonnets, love, time), Edmund Spenser (The Faerie Queene), Sir Philip Sidney (English sonnet tradition).
Modernist Literature (1890-1945)
- Broke from traditional forms and structures.
- Employed stream-of-consciousness narrative.
- Explored themes of fragmentation, alienation, and disillusionment.
- Key authors: James Joyce (narrative techniques in Ulysses), Virginia Woolf (subjectivity, inner thoughts), T.S. Eliot (The Waste Land, post-war disillusionment).
Postcolonial Themes
- Explored identity, culture, race, and critiqued imperialism's colonial legacy.
- Utilized language to reclaim cultural narratives.
- Key authors: Chinua Achebe (Things Fall Apart), Salman Rushdie (Midnight's Children), Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o (advocated writing in native languages).
Literary Movements: Key Characteristics and Figures
- Romanticism (late 18th - mid-19th century): Emotion, nature, individualism; Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron.
- Realism (mid-19th century): Everyday life, middle class; Flaubert, Tolstoy, James.
- Naturalism (late 19th - early 20th century): Determinism, environment; Zola, Crane.
- Dadaism (early 20th century): Reaction against WWI, absurdity, anti-art; Tzara, Duchamp.
- Surrealism (1920s onward): The unconscious, dreamlike qualities; Breton, DalÃ.
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