History and Evolution of the Novel

Which of the following factors most significantly contributed to the novel's rise in popularity in 18th-century England?

How did the novels of the 19th and 20th centuries differ from earlier forms of prose fiction?

Which of the following best describes the evolution of the novel from its earliest forms to the 18th century?

Which novel is most often credited as the first significant modern novel in Europe and why?

Which of the listed authors significantly contributed to the development of the novel in both the 18th and 20th centuries, respectively?

Which characteristic most clearly differentiates a novella from a novel?

How did early Indian English novels primarily contribute to the socio-political landscape?

Which of the following narrative techniques is Virginia Woolf most known for pioneering?

What is a central characteristic that distinguishes a realistic novel from other types of novels?

Which element is LEAST likely to be a primary focus in a novella, given its typical structure?

How do the works of contemporary Indian English novelists like Amitav Ghosh and Vikram Seth contribute to the evolution of Indian literature?

Which of the following is a common characteristic shared by Ann Radcliffe's and Mary Shelley's novels?

In what way does the structure of a novella MOST directly contribute to its overall impact on the reader?

Which novel type primarily uses a series of letters or diary entries to reveal the plot and characters' inner thoughts?

A novel that explores themes of societal collapse and flawed societies would best be described as which of the following?

In which type of novel would you most likely find a protagonist who is a wandering rogue, and the story is structured as a series of loosely connected adventures?

What initial approach does Thackeray take to address the disrespect and defiance he encounters in his classroom?

Which novelistic approach is characterized by its focus on the fluidity and uninterrupted flow of a character's thoughts and perceptions?

How does the boxing match between E.R.Braithwaite and Denham primarily contribute to their evolving relationship?

If a novel is set in the 18th century and incorporates actual events from that time period, blending them with fictional characters and scenarios, which genre does it belong to?

What is the primary role of Gillian Blanchard in Thackeray's journey at the school?

A novel that uses a surface narrative to represent deeper philosophical or political messages aligns with which genre?

Which type of novel would most likely explore themes such as racial prejudice, education overcoming adversity, and the importance of maintaining one's integrity?

Which of the following best describes Pamela's transformation throughout the story?

In 'Around the World in Eighty Days,' what motivates Phileas Fogg to undertake his journey?

In the context of "To Sir, With Love", what teaching approach does Thackeray adopt to gain the respect and cooperation of his initially unruly students?

Why does Detective Fix pursue Phileas Fogg in 'Around the World in Eighty Days'?

Besides Gillian Blanchard, who else supports Thackeray's unconventional methods and integration into the school community?

According to the both stories, what can be inferred about the impact of interactions and developments on personal growth?

How does Sherlock Holmes's character contribute to the overall mood and progression of the narrative?

Which of the following best describes the significance of the Thames chase in the context of the narrative?

How does the backstory of Major Sholto and the concealed treasure from India affect the central themes of the story?

How could Detective Fix's pursuit of Holmes be interpreted beyond a simple case of mistaken identity?

What is the most significant effect of Watson's evolving relationship with Mary on the narrative structure?

How might Jonathan Small's motives be viewed in the context of broader social themes present in the story?

If the story was set in modern times, which element would require the most significant adaptation to maintain the original themes?

What common thread links Mary Morstan's initial request for help and the eventual resolution of the case?

Phileas Fogg's motivation for circumnavigating the world primarily stems from:

How does Detective Fix's pursuit of Phileas Fogg contribute to the central conflict of the narrative?

In what way does Passepartout's character serve as a foil to Phileas Fogg's?

The rescue of Aouda from the sati ritual in India primarily demonstrates:

How does the ending of Around the World in Eighty Days subvert typical adventure story tropes?

Which of the following best describes the significance of Fogg's wager in the context of the Victorian era?

What is the primary purpose of the journey across the United States in Around the World in Eighty Days?

In 'The Sign of Four', what role does Mary Watson play in the investigation?