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… combines the verbal with a number of non-verbal means:

Who brought a generation of “angry young men” on the stage:

Why did Mr. Doolittle come to Mr.Higgins and Mr. Pickering for the first time in the play “Pygmalion”?

The subordination of the text to the task of person characterization accounts for the literary text …

What did Ian Fleming create in Goldeneye:

… refers to the writer’s or the speaker’s distinctive choice of words and their effect on the total work.

Who betrayed Miss Jean Brodie?

Where did the main hero of “1984” live?

Which of the following is not a genre?

Which of the following levels is poetry not traditionally analysed at:

Where did the events in “The Quiet American” take place?

The category of … consists in stimulating the reader’s feedback, achieving the perlocutionary effect.

What literary group did V. Woolf belong to:

A verbal text modelled upon real physical and social world to which meanings in text are related acquires property of:

Who committed suicide in the novel “Mrs. Dalloway”?

Who was Melanie from the novel “Changing Places”?

The purpose of … is to prove the validity of an idea by presenting sound reasoning that convinces the reader.

What was George Winterbourne in the novel “Death of Hero”?

… studies and analyses works and their authors, often from specific theoretical approaches.

The … is the most important thought or the overall feeling an author wants to convey in his or her writing.

When words their composition, their meaning, their external inner form, acquire a weight value of their own instead...

What kind of novel was 1984:

… is the struggle between the protagonist and an opposing force.

Who was killed during an argument concerning glasses in the novel “Lord of the Flies”?

… is a narrative mode in which the situation is presented through a godlike perspective seeing and knowing everything...

… designates the literary form or type into which works are classified according to what they have in common, either...

What made Salman Rushdie famous:

What is Mellors’ first name from “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”?

Pragmatic perspective of literary text analysis is concerned with:

… is a narrative mode in which the reader experiences the story through the senses and thoughts of just one character.

A Noble prize Laureate in 2007 was:

Choose 2 famous female writers:

Who is the author of the novel “History of the World in 10 and ½ Chapters”?

category of … manifests itself through literary text division into parts, chapters, paragraphs that are characterized...

A set of linguistic aesthetic properties of a text presupposing a recognizable social reality considered in terms...

… is the evocation of a sensory experience through words which appeal to any of the senses.

… describes the principles of literature, its genres, techniques and functions.

What was the reason of Bradley Pearson’s death in “The Black Prince”?

Another name for literary theory is:

… includes the place, the time period and social reality within which the story takes place.

Whose diary is described in a sequel by H. Fielding:

Which of these novels depicts a historical person:

Who is the French Lieutenant’s Woman?

… is primarily concerned with the formal structure of literary works.

Who wrote the best sellingbook series in history:

Who invented the fictional bear Winnie-the Pooh:

A … character is defined by a single quality without much individualizing detail.

… describes from which grammatical person’s perspective the story is perceived.

Who was Irene’s lover in “The Forsyte Saga”?

Mimetic perspective of literary text analysis is concerned with:

Whose work, The God beneath the Sea, is based on Greek mythology:

Complete the name of a famous A. Christie’s novel “Death on the_______”:

Who is a professor of philosophy in America in the play “The Homecoming”?

What was the form of the house in the play “Heartbreak House”?

… is the sequence of events, the arrangement of ideas and/or incidents that make up a story.

category of … is the result of the author’s subjective interpretation of reality, reflecting world as author sees it.

Which and whose novel was set during the phony war:

Who was the most prolific poet of the Second World War:

Literary text cohesion is:

The … is an underlying meaning of the story, a universal truth, a significant statement the story is making.