Have You Read J Accuse Book?
10 Questions
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In the book J'Accuse, an Israeli poet uses the famous letter written by Emile Zola as a a way to speak against anti-Semitism; by charging his government and people with crimes against the humanity of their neighbors.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Who is the author of the book?- A.
Aharon Shabtai
- B.
Euripides
- C.
Sophocles
- D.
Shirley Kaufman
- 2.
Who wrote the open letter on which the book is originally based on?
- A.
Gustave Flaubert
- B.
Emile Zola
- C.
Guy de Maupassant
- D.
Honore de Balzac
- 3.
In which year was the book originally published?
- A.
1999
- B.
2000
- C.
1998
- D.
1997
- 4.
Which poem contains the line 'my house will stand beside the word mix, on the way to morals'?
- A.
Looking Up
- B.
New Love
- C.
Revive Me
- D.
Times are bad
- 5.
In the poem 'New Love', who does the writer compare Zionism to?
- A.
Tsila
- B.
Abarrane
- C.
Sarah
- D.
Chaviva
- 6.
In New Love, where does the writer and Joseph Minster lift mounds of manure?
- A.
Beit She'an
- B.
Kibbutz Merhavyah
- C.
Afula
- D.
Nazareth
- 7.
In 'The Reason To Live Here', which prophet saved twin orphaned snakes from the hand of his slaves?
- A.
Elijah
- B.
Moses
- C.
Melampus
- D.
Isaiah
- 8.
In 'To My Friend', Apuleius writes of the times in what book?
- A.
Cupid and Psyche
- B.
The Apologia and Florida of Apuleius of Madaura
- C.
Apuleius Metamorphosis
- D.
The Golden Ass
- 9.
Which kind of man becomes a king in 'To My Friend'?
- A.
With the head of a pig
- B.
With the head of a goat
- C.
With the head of a cow
- D.
With the head of a bird
- 10.
In 'To My Friend', who swallows a hundred thin men in public?
- A.
A king
- B.
A slave
- C.
A fat man
- D.
A glutton
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