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What theme is primarily explored in the story 'Quality'?

  • The adventure of exploring new places
  • The experiences of military life
  • The conflict between tradition and modernity (correct)
  • The importance of friendship

What role does Rikki-Tikki-Tavi play in his story?

  • A curious cat
  • A protective mongoose (correct)
  • A brave elephant
  • A sneaky snake

In 'Toomai of the Elephants', what unique experience does Toomai witness?

  • The secret dance of the elephants (correct)
  • An elephant fight
  • The birth of an elephant
  • A hunt in the jungle

What insight does 'Her Majesty's Servants' provide?

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What challenges do the Gessler brothers face in 'Quality'?

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What prompts Hamlet to feign madness?

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Who warns Ophelia about Hamlet's intentions?

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How does Claudius react to the play performed by Hamlet?

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What information does the Ghost reveal to Hamlet?

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What does Hamlet contemplate when he encounters Claudius praying?

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What is Polonius's role in the court with respect to Hamlet?

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What is the initial reaction of the guards when they see the Ghost?

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What theme is evident when Hamlet is warned about Claudius from the Ghost?

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What is the primary focus of John Milton's Paradise Lost?

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What does Satan construct after being cast into Hell?

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What is God's response to the impending fall of humankind?

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In which form does Satan first approach Adam and Eve to tempt them?

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What consequence does God decree for Eve as punishment for her sin?

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After Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit, how do they change?

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Who visits Adam and Eve to warn them about Satan?

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What vision is shown to Adam by Michael after the fall?

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What is the primary theme explored in Paradise Lost?

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Which character in Pilgrim's Progress represents skepticism about the pilgrimage?

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Who acts as a guide to Christian on his journey to the Celestial City?

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What does Mr. Worldly Wiseman advise Christian to do?

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What is the role of the character Good-will in the narrative?

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What does the Interpreter represent in Pilgrim's Progress?

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How do Formalist and Hypocrisy meet their end?

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Which character embodies the notion of giving up at the first challenge?

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What motivates Mrs. Bennet's actions regarding her daughters?

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How does Mr. Darcy initially behave towards Elizabeth at the ball?

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What causes Elizabeth to visit Netherfield?

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What does Mr. Collins propose to do at the Bennet household?

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What is one trait of Miss Bingley that is highlighted during Elizabeth's visit?

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How does Wickham attempt to win Elizabeth's trust?

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What effect does Mr. Bingley's presence have on the Bennet household?

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What is revealed about the property inherited by Mr. Bennet?

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What punishment does Hester Prynne receive for her sin?

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What is the setting of The Scarlet Letter?

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What item does the narrator find in the customhouse attic that is significant to the story?

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Who does Hester Prynne have an affair with, resulting in the birth of Pearl?

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What does the character of the Atheist represent in the content?

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What role does the Shining One play in the narrative?

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What significant event occurs at the beginning of The Scarlet Letter?

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What is the nature of the relationship between Hester and her husband?

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Flashcards

What is Paradise Lost?

The epic poem by John Milton that recounts the story of Adam and Eve's disobedience and fall from grace in the Garden of Eden.

Who is Satan in Paradise Lost?

The leader of the rebel angels who challenges God's authority and seeks to corrupt humanity.

What is Hell in Paradise Lost?

The place where Satan and his followers reside after their rebellion against God.

What is free will in Paradise Lost?

The state of being free to make choices without external constraint.

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What is redemption in Paradise Lost?

The act of being forgiven for wrongdoing through the sacrifice of another.

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What is the Tree of Knowledge in Paradise Lost?

The forbidden fruit that, when eaten, grants knowledge of good and evil but also results in the fall of humanity.

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What is innocence in Paradise Lost?

The state of being innocent and pure, as Adam and Eve were before they ate the forbidden fruit.

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What is punishment in Paradise Lost?

The consequences of Adam and Eve's disobedience, including the loss of paradise, the pain of childbirth, and the necessity of labor.

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Claudius

King Hamlet's brother, who married his widow and became King of Denmark. He is suspected of murdering King Hamlet to gain the throne.

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Horatio

Hamlet's childhood best friend who informs him about the ghost of his father and helps him investigate the king's death.

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King Hamlet

Hamlet's father, who was murdered by his brother, Claudius. He appears as a ghost to Hamlet, seeking revenge for his death.

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Ophelia

Hamlet's love interest, who is the daughter of Polonius. Hamlet's behavior towards her changes drastically after he encounters the ghost.

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Queen Gertrude

Hamlet's mother, who remarried Claudius shortly after her husband's death. She is torn between her love for her sons and her new husband.

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Polonius

The royal attendant who is also the father of Ophelia and Laertes. He is concerned about Hamlet's behavior and attempts to spy on him.

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Guildenstern

Hamlet's friend who is summoned by King Claudius along with Rosencrantz to investigate Hamlet's unusual behavior.

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Rosencrantz

Hamlet's friend who is summoned by King Claudius along with Guildenstern to investigate Hamlet's unusual behavior.

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Christian

A poor man who flees the City of Destruction in search of the Celestial City, representing a Christian's journey to salvation.

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Evangelist

A preacher who guides those seeking spiritual salvation, representing the message of the Gospel.

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Obstinate

A person who resists change, representing those who refuse to consider the path of faith and salvation.

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Pliant

A well-intentioned soul who briefly joins the journey but lacks resolve, exemplifying those who begin a spiritual journey but lose motivation.

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Mr. Worldly Wiseman

A moral man representing worldly values and temptations that can sidetrack a person from their spiritual journey.

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Good-will

The guardian of the entrance to the Holy Way, symbolizing the commitment needed to begin the journey to salvation.

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Interpreter

A house where Christian receives divine guidance and visions, representing the Holy Spirit's role in guiding the soul.

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Three Shining Ones

Angels who assist Christian at the cross, symbolizing God's mercy and support on the path to salvation.

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Quality

A short story by John Galsworthy, published in 1912, that explores the struggles of a traditional shoemaker, Mr. Gessler, in a changing marketplace where mass production and advertising are on the rise.

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Mr. Gessler

The central character in "Quality", a skilled German shoemaker who prioritizes craftsmanship over profit, eventually facing challenges in a market dominated by mass produced goods.

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Clash of Traditions

The main theme of "Quality" explores changing times, the importance of tradition in a rapidly evolving market, and the conflict between traditional craftsmanship and mechanized production.

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The Narrator

The narrator in "Quality" is a frequent customer of Mr. Gessler's shoe shop, observing the changing dynamics of the market and the challenges faced by the traditional shoemaker.

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Gessler's Shoe Shop

The setting of "Quality" is a small shoe shop run by the Gessler brothers, representing traditional craftsmanship and dedication to quality in the face of changing consumer demands.

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Turn-away

An individual who has rejected their faith and been punished by being sent to Hell. They are bound by seven devils and thrown down a pit.

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Flatterer

A deceitful person who tries to lure others astray. They are described as having dark skin but wearing a light robe.

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Atheist

A doubter who scoffs at the idea of a heavenly city, mocking those who believe.

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Manuscript

A document found in the attic of a customhouse containing a manuscript about a woman named Hester Prynne and her scarlet letter.

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Hester Prynne

The central protagonist of The Scarlet Letter, a young woman who is forced to wear the scarlet letter 'A' as punishment for adultery.

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Pearl

Hester Prynne's daughter, a child born out of wedlock, who is a complex and symbolic character in the novel.

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Puritan Boston

The Puritan community of Boston in the 17th century, where the story takes place. It is a strict and judgmental society.

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The Scarlet Letter

It is a symbol of Hester's sin of adultery and her defiance of society's laws. It is a scarlet letter 'A' that she is forced to wear.

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What is Entailment?

A legal term that dictates property inheritance, specifically to male heirs, preventing inheritance by women. This term is often used to symbolize the limitations faced by women in society.

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What is a pompous fool?

In Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, Mr.Collins is this type of character. He represents a character who is pompous, self-important, and often displays inappropriate social behavior.

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What is the importance of female friendship in Pride and Prejudice?

In Pride and Prejudice, Jane and Elizabeth are the main characters. Their friendship shows how the characters influence each other, both positively and negatively. The connection between them is a central theme as they navigate social situations.

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Why is social standing important in Pride and Prejudice?

The novel revolves around the social expectations surrounding marriage and class in 19th century England. The characters are judged based on their social standing and attempts to marry for social advancement.

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What are the social functions in Pride and Prejudice?

The novel uses social gatherings, such as balls and dinner parties, as a setting for character interactions. The interactions between characters reveal their personalities, motivations, and relationships.

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What is Darcy's character arc?

In the novel, Mr.Darcy is initially portrayed as proud and arrogant. However, as the plot progresses, his character develops, showcasing his true nature. This is a significant aspect of the romance element in the story.

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Why is the title "Pride and Prejudice" significant?

The title

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What are the central themes of the novel?

Throughout the novel, characters face situations that challenge their perceptions of others. This leads to a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them. The novel explores themes of love, marriage, class, and social pressure that were prevalent in the era.

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