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Who is the author of the novel 'It'?
In what form does the evil entity primarily appear in the novel?
What are the primary themes dealt with in the novel?
When did Stephen King first conceive the story of 'It'?
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In what narrative mode is the novel largely told?
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Study Notes
Author and Novel Information
- The author of the novel 'It' is Stephen King.
Form of the Evil Entity
- The evil entity primarily appears in the form of a clown, specifically Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Primary Themes
- The primary themes dealt with in the novel are childhood trauma, friendship, and the power of unity in the face of adversity.
Conception of the Story
- Stephen King first conceived the story of 'It' in 1978, after moving to Center Lovell, Maine, and exploring the local area.
Narrative Mode
- The novel is largely told in a non-linear narrative mode, jumping back and forth between the protagonists' childhood and adulthood.
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Test your knowledge of the iconic horror novel "It" by Stephen King with this quiz. Challenge yourself with questions about the characters, plot, and spine-chilling events from this gripping tale.
