Home Library Explore SAT

Home Library Explore SAT

Literature periods Post Flashcards | StudBud

Explore/Literature periods Post

Which superpowers was the cold war between?

Who wrote the novel "The Grass is Singing"?

Literature periods Post

13 terms·StudBud Administration·13 plays

wery good wery well

Flashcards13 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 13

Answers

1
Who wrote the novel "The Grass is Singing"?
Doris Lessing
John Osborn
Joseph Heller
J.D. Salinger
2
Which superpowers was the cold war between?
USA and Russia
USA and Soviet
Kina and Russia
Soviet and Kina
3
What is the American Dream about?
World domination
Equal rights for all
Socialism and equality
Hard work and success
4
Which author pioneered the non-fiction novel genre with "In Cold Blood"?
John Osborn
J.D. Salinger
Joseph Heller
Truman Capote
5
Who is the author of the novel "The Catcher in the Rye"?
Joseph Heller
John Osborn
Doris Lessing
J.D. Salinger
6
Which two systems did USA and Soviet Union fight for?
Mercantilism and Marxism
Free-market capitalism and Nihilism
Liberalism and Federalism
capitalism and communism
7
What is the main theme of the novel "Look Back in Anger"?
War and conflict
Loneliness and companionship
Love and relationships
Social and political revolutions
8
Which novel by Joseph Heller is set during World War II?
Catch-22
Look Back in Anger
The Grass is Singing
The Catcher in the Rye
9
Which literary movement emphasized individual experience and subjectivity?
Postmodernism
Romanticism
Modernism
Realism
10
What movement fought for equal rights for black Americans?
Women's suffrage movement
Civil rights movement
Environmental rights movement
Labor rights movement
11
When does the post-war period refer to?
After the American Revolution
After World War II
After World War I
After the Cold War
12
What is the American Dream about?
Socialism and equality
Equal rights for all
Hard work and success
World domination
13
What type of writing style involves rejecting big stories and questioning those in charge?
Modernism
Postmodernism
Romanticism
Realism