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How did Victorian literature reflect the expansion of the British Empire?
By focusing only on European culture
By presenting both the pride and controversies of imperialism
By ignoring colonialism
By showing only its positive aspects
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2. What was one of the main influences on Victorian Era?
The Renaissance
The French Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
World War I
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What social issue did Charles Dickens criticize in his novels?
Social inequality and poverty
Political corruption
Climate crisis
Lack of education
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What lesson does Victorian literature teach us?
That literature is just for entertainment
That morality and social change always conflict
That the past is no longer important
That only monarchy history matters
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1. When did The Victorian Era take place?
1837-1901
1901-1950
1815-1870
1760-1820
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Which of these novels was written by George Eliot?
Middlemarch
Frankenstein
Wuthering Heights
Dracula
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What characterized Oscar Wilde’s work?
Adventures in nature
Science fiction stories
Horror tales
Social criticism and satire
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3. Which values were fundamental in Victorian Era?
Freedom of expression and creativity
Honesty,hard work, and self- discipline
Gender equality and Labor rights
Rebellion against social norms
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Which of these books was written by Charles Dickens
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oliver Twist
Little Women
Jane Eyre
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Why is Victorian literature still relevant today?
Because there are no other literary periods
Because Victorian authors were the only important ones in history
Because it describes a world very different from ours
Because it tackled universal themes like inequality, morality, and progress
