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English 2025 - Quiz 5
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1
In Joyce's "Counterparts", Farrington's loss in the arm-wrestling match serves as a symbol of
the failure of his friends to support him
the struggle between Ireland and England
his physical weakness
his financial difficulties
2
What role does storytelling play in Christy's rise to popularity in
PWW
?
It highlights the villagers' desire for excitement and heroism.
It undermines his credibility in the eyes of Pegeen.
It distracts the villagers from their daily responsibilities.
It reveals his intellectual superiority over the villagers.
3
Which of the following best describes Maris's life in "Clay"?
filled with opportunities for self-improvement
dominated by emotional outbursts and drama
focused on routine and modest tasks
full of ambition and excitement
4
Boland's tone in
Becoming Anne Bradstreet
can be best described as
reverent and introspective
nostalgic and sentimental
detached and analytical
critical and argumentative
5
What is the significance of Father Purdon's last name and the red light in the church in "Grace"?
the red light represents divine grace and Father Purdon's holiness
red light & Fr. Purdon's name symbolize corruption & sin within the Church
Fr. Purdon's name is a reference to purity & the red light represents blood
both the name and red light symbolize ultimate redemption by the Church
6
What does the term "pl-yboy" refer to in the title of Synge's play?
a heroic figure with wit and daring
a wealthy and charming man
a deceitful wanderer
a famous Irish storyteller
7
Which of the following from Boland's work best reflects dual identity of Ireland as both a nation & a nurturing figure?
The woman of the house was the nation.
The fields stretched like the open arms of a mother.
I was the ivy clinging to the wall of history.
Through her, a people spoke their grief and hope.
8
How does Farrington cope with his frustration after work in Joyce's "Counterparts"?
He takes a walk in the park.
He goes home and spends time with his family.
He writes poetry.
He goes out drinking with his friends.
9
How does
Becoming Anne Bradstreet
reflect Boland's feminist perspective?
by celebrating the achievements of female poets
by critiquing male dominance in literary traditions
by rejecting the relevance of historical figures like Bradstreet
by emphasizing the futility of women's struggles in history
10
Why do the villagers turn against Christy in the third act of
PWW
?
He brags too much about his crime.
He attempts to escape from the village.
They discover his father is still alive.
He insults the Widow Quin.
11
How does Mrs. Kearney's character arc reflect the broader theme of frustration in Joyce's
Dubliners
?
She finds personal growth and empowerment.
She feels satisfied with the outcome of her efforts.
She abandons her ambitions for her daughter's sake.
Her ambitions and ideals are thwarted by society's ineptitude.
12
What was the meaning of an ivy leaf like the one the men in "Ivy Day in the Committee Room" wore?
It is a sign of mourning for failed hopes for Ireland.
It indicates a commitment to the British crown and its values.
It represents the strength of the peace movement.
It symbolizes loyalty to Irish nationalism and the memory of Parnell.
13
What poetic device is most prominently used to convey the grandeur of the behemoth in Ni Dhomhnaill's poem?
personification
simile
alliteration
hyperbole
14
What aspect of Dublin's political landscape is satirized in Joyce's "Ivy Day in the Committee Room"?
growing influence of socialism and labor unions in the early 20th century
The rise of industrialization in Dublin and the exploitation of workers
Apathy of those involved in local politics following the death of Charles
the romanticization of rural past & disconnect from modern political issues
15
Which character serves as Christy's rival for Pegeen's affections?
Michael James Flaherty
Shawn Keogh
Jimmy Farrell
Old Mahon
16
What is the significance of Old Mahon's survivial to the play's resolution?
It exposes Christy as a liar and changes the villagers' perception of him.
It brings about Pegeen's realization of her true feelings.
It confirms Christy's bravery.
It allows Christy and his father to reconcile.
17
In "A Painful Case", how does Mr. Duffy view his life before he learns of Mrs. Sinico's death?
as exciting and adventurous
as fulfilling and intellectually stimulating
as morally superior to others
as unremarkable but comfortable
18
Which common theme in
Dubliners
is exemplified by Mrs. Kearney's behavior throughout "A Mother"?
the joy of cultural revival
the triumph of the Irish spirit
the celebration of successful motherhood
the frustration of personal aspirations
19
Boland's treatment of Irish history in "Mother Ireland" can best be described as
detached and impartial
romantic and nostalgic
skeptical and revisionist
nationalistic and celebratory
20
In "A Little Cloud" and "Eveline", what effect does Dublin have on the main characters?
Dublin provides them with the freedom they seek.
They fall into vice and immorality in the dark underbelly of the city.
Dublin inspires them to achieve their goals.
The feel trapped and unable to pursue opportunities beyond the city.
21
What technique does Joyce use in "A Little Cloud" to juxtapose the protagonist's inner thoughts with external reality?
flashbacks
third-person omniscience
streams of consciousness
epistolary style
22
What does the recurring use of brown and yellow imagery in "A Painful Case" represent?
the warm and comforting nature of their friendship
Mr. Duffy's wealth and status
Mrs. Sinico's vibrant and lively personality
the decay and paralysis in Mr. Duffy's life
23
How does Ni Dhomhnaill connect Irish cultural identity to the mythological creature in
Behemoth
?
by critiquing the loss of traditional myths
by showing the enduring power of oral tradition
by blending ancient myths with contemporary settings
by emphasizing the universality of mythological themes
24
Who arrives in the village and disrupts Christy's newfound fame?
Old Mahon
a traveling priest
Michael James Flaherty
Shawn Keogh
25
Who is Joe Donnelly in relation to Maria in "Clay"?
her brother
her employer
her son
a boy she took care of when he was younger
