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Using Literary lenses means pointing out all of the flaws in a story.
False
True
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Literary criticism/lenses/theory shows that:
There is a definitive interpretation for each literary work.
You can use different "lenses" to understand stories.
There are many ways of approaching literature.
Stories can have many layers or levels.
3
What is the term for different ways to read, understand, and interpret stories or poems?
Literary Criticisms
Literary Elements
Literary Lenses
Literary Theories
4
True or False: Literary Lenses help us see the same story but in different ways.
False
True
5
Which of the following focuses on whether women and men are treated fairly by the author?
Psychoanalytic Lens
Marxist/Economic Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Historical Lens
6
Which of the following literary lenses focuses on characters' personalities and actions?
Psychoanalytic Lens
Historical Lens
Marxist/Economic Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
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A literary lens helps us do what?
Read
Brainstorm
Focus
Revise
8
Which approach would work best for an analysis on Dogberry?
Social Class
Feminist
Reader Response
Historical`
9
"Much Ado About Nothing" is a tale about how some people stay mentally young forever, staying immature.
Historical Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Psychoanalytic Lens
Marxist/Economic Lens
10
"Much Ado About Nothing" could be a play about the Vietnam War refugee resettlement program.
Marxist/Economic Lens
Historical Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Reader Response Lens
11
The literary lens that focuses on a power struggle and social constructs would be
Feminist
Social Class
Historical
Reader Response
12
True or False: Literary Lenses change the text itself.
True
False
13
A literary approach that focuses on your personal reaction or interpretation is
Reader Response
Psychoanalytic
Historical
Social Class
14
Placing a literary work into the context of when it was written is which critical approach?
Social Class
Historical
Feminist/Gender
Reader Response
15
Which lens asks you to think about what you as a reader bring to the table?
Psychoanalytic Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Historical Lens
Reader Response Lens
16
Which asks us to put ourselves in the author's shoes and think about how he/she was inspired?
Historical Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Reader Response Lens
Psychoanalytic Lens
17
"Much Ado About Nothing" is a tale that shows us how money corrupts people; it's better to be poor!
Marxist/Economic Lens
Historical Lens
Feminist/Gender Lens
Reader Response Lens