Prose MCQ Quiz

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1. Brantian, as opposed to Mr. Harvy, is

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The word "meek" means being submissive or humble in nature. In this context, the statement suggests that Brantian is meek, while Mr. Harvy is not. This implies that Brantian is more submissive or humble compared to Mr. Harvy.

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2. In the phrase " A person can't have everything in this world" (80 - 81), the word "everything" refers to

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The phrase "A person can't have everything in this world" implies that there are limitations to what one can possess or achieve. In this context, the word "everything" refers to having all of one's emotional and financial needs met. It suggests that it is unrealistic to expect to have complete fulfillment in both areas, indicating that the person may have to make compromises or prioritize one over the other.

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3. The imagery in the opening paragraph ("uncertain glow," "deep shadows") creates what type of atmosphere?

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The imagery of "uncertain glow" and "deep shadows" suggests a secretive and hidden atmosphere. This creates a surreptitious atmosphere, where things are concealed or done in a sneaky manner.

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4. The phrase "Her eyes were bright and tender with a smile ..." (76) suggests that Nathalie.

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The phrase "Her eyes were bright and tender with a smile" suggests that Nathalie may have a genuine romantic interest in Mr. Harvy. This description implies that she is attracted to him and shows affection through her eyes and smile. It indicates a positive and warm emotional response towards Mr. Harvy, which is often associated with romantic interest.

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5. In context, the word "triumphant" (66) contributes most to

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The word "triumphant" suggests that Nathalie is portrayed as victorious or successful in some way. This implies that she has achieved something significant or overcome a challenge, which contributes to her characterization as a strong and capable individual.

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6. The simile in lines 75 - 76 coincides more with which other phrase?

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The simile in lines 75-76 compares the radiant expression on Brantain's face to the triumphant expression on the woman's face. This suggests that the woman's face also had a triumphant expression, emphasizing her satisfaction or sense of victory in the situation. This phrase is the most similar to the simile because it also describes the woman's facial expression, highlighting her emotional state.

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7. Lines 15 - 16 uncover Nathalie's

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Lines 15-16 reveal Nathalie's opportunism. This suggests that Nathalie is willing to take advantage of any opportunity that presents itself, regardless of any moral or ethical considerations. She is likely to prioritize her own personal gain and benefit, even if it means disregarding the well-being or interests of others.

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8. The phrase "deuced awkward" (31) is an example of

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The phrase "deuced awkward" is an example of a colloquialism. Colloquialisms are informal expressions or phrases that are commonly used in everyday conversation or informal writing. In this case, "deuced awkward" is a colloquial way of saying something is very awkward or uncomfortable. It is not an oxymoron, paradox, malapropism, or slander, as those terms refer to different linguistic devices or forms of speech.

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9. In context, Nathalie's "delicious frankness" of manner (44) implies 

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The phrase "delicious frankness" suggests that Nathalie's frankness is not just straightforward and honest, but also enjoyable and pleasing. This implies that her frankness is not just a result of her being extremely honest, but also a calculated and strategic approach. Therefore, the answer "she is more wily than frank" is the most appropriate explanation for the given statement. It implies that Nathalie's frankness is not purely genuine, but rather a clever and cunning way of manipulating others.

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10. Lines 80 - 81 are written in which narrative style?

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The correct answer is free indirect style. Free indirect style is a narrative technique where the thoughts and feelings of a character are presented indirectly, blending the character's perspective with the third-person narrator's voice. In this style, the narrator provides a subjective and intimate view of the character's thoughts, blurring the line between the character's voice and the narrator's voice. This style allows for a deeper understanding of the character's emotions and motivations.

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Brantian, as opposed to Mr. Harvy, is
In the phrase " A person can't have everything in this...
The imagery in the opening paragraph ("uncertain glow,"...
The phrase "Her eyes were bright and tender with a smile ..." (76)...
In context, the word "triumphant" (66) contributes most to
The simile in lines 75 - 76 coincides more with which other phrase?
Lines 15 - 16 uncover Nathalie's
The phrase "deuced awkward" (31) is an example of
In context, Nathalie's "delicious frankness" of manner (44)...
Lines 80 - 81 are written in which narrative style?
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