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History & Development of Children's Literature
History & Development of Children's Literature
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An #English #blindquiz to introduce the #history and #development of #children #literature
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1
Which invention increased the range of children’s literature in the 15th century?
Printing press
Light bulb
Radio
Telegraph
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Why did children’s literature become significantly less didactic after the 18th century?
Scientific Revolution
The growth of religious freedoms
Romanticism
“Enlightened” principles spread by the French Revolution
3
When did graphic novels directed at young children and adolescents become increasingly popular?
During the 19th century
During the 18th century
During the 20th century
During the 21st century
4
When did works of fiction written specifically for older children begin to appear?
During the 19th century
During the 20th century
During the 21st century
During the 18th century
5
Studying children’s literature is of interest to:
Historians
Sociologists
Biologists
Anthropologists
6
What became the fastest-selling book in publishing history during the early 21st century?
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Coraline
The Lightning Thief
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
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During the late 20th century, fiction for older children often had a greater emphasis on:
Horror
Fantastical elements (fantasy)
Realism
Religious and moral tones
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T/F: Children’s literature rarely reflect the fads and interests of modern culture?
False
True
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Until the Renaissance, the main sources of children’s literature in the Western world were:
The Bible
Picture books for younger children
Secular children's novels
Greek and Latin classics
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T/F: Studying children’s literature allows us to understand the values of various time periods?
False
True
11
Which of the following is NOT true about chapbooks?
They contained versions of popular literature
They were unstitched pamphlets with about 70 folded pages
They could only be afforded by the upper class.
They were prevalent in England throughout the 17th century
12
Which of the following is NOT usually found in children’s novels?
Appropriate and comprehensible language for preteens
Illustrations
Relatable characters
Morals and lessons
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Why were there increased volumes and quality of reading material for children after WWI?
Free access to books at schools and libraries
New printing developments
The invention of the printing press
Increased value of children's literature
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T/F: Children’s literature allows young readers to develop genre preferences?
True
False
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T/F: 19th-century romanticism led to the renewed interest in folklore, myths, and fairy tales?
False
True
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Why was there a religious and moral tone in most children’s literature of the 18th century?
French Revolution
Puritanism
Romanticism
Protestant Reformation