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Froggy Jumps Epithets in Oscar Wilde & Oliver TwistOnline version Epithets in Oscar Wilde & Oliver Twist by Салиха 1 1. Which line contains an epithet from Oscar Wilde’s style? a “The cold, grey city watched him walk alone.” b “He opened the door slowly.” c “She lived in a house.” 2 2. In Oscar Wilde’s writing, epithets are mostly used to… a Add emotional color and create a vivid atmosphere b Show scientific facts c Explain grammar rules 3 3. Which epithet best matches Oscar Wilde’s aesthetic style? a “Golden laughter” b “Tall chair” c “Old book” 4 4. Which example shows an epithet from Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens? a “The dark, narrow streets were full of secrets.” b “Oliver walked.” c “The house had a roof.” 5 5. Dickens uses epithets mainly to… a Create realistic and sometimes gloomy social descriptions b Describe scientific experiments c Shorten the narration 6 6. Which epithet could describe the workhouse in Oliver Twist? a “Miserable, bleak workhouse” b “Comfortable workhouse” c “Rainbow-colored workhouse” 7 7. Which author uses more aesthetic and decorative epithets? a Oscar Wilde b Charles Dickens c Both the same 8 8. Which epithet sounds like Dickens’s social criticism? a “Cruel, heartless master” b “Shiny happy cloud” c “Golden-hearted prince”

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Epithets in Oscar Wilde & Oliver Twist

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1. Which line contains an epithet from Oscar Wilde’s style?

“The cold, grey city watched him walk alone.”

“He opened the door slowly.”

“She lived in a house.”

2. In Oscar Wilde’s writing, epithets are mostly used to…

Add emotional color and create a vivid atmosphere

Show scientific facts

Explain grammar rules

3. Which epithet best matches Oscar Wilde’s aesthetic style?

“Golden laughter”

“Tall chair”

“Old book”

4. Which example shows an epithet from Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens?

“The dark, narrow streets were full of secrets.”

“Oliver walked.”

“The house had a roof.”

5. Dickens uses epithets mainly to…

Create realistic and sometimes gloomy social descriptions

Describe scientific experiments

Shorten the narration

6. Which epithet could describe the workhouse in Oliver Twist?

“Miserable, bleak workhouse”

“Comfortable workhouse”

“Rainbow-colored workhouse”

7. Which author uses more aesthetic and decorative epithets?

Oscar Wilde

Charles Dickens

Both the same

8. Which epithet sounds like Dickens’s social criticism?

“Cruel, heartless master”

“Shiny happy cloud”

“Golden-hearted prince”

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by Салиха

1. Which line contains an epithet from Oscar Wilde’s style?

2. In Oscar Wilde’s writing, epithets are mostly used to…

3. Which epithet best matches Oscar Wilde’s aesthetic style?

4. Which example shows an epithet from Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens?

5. Dickens uses epithets mainly to…

6. Which epithet could describe the workhouse in Oliver Twist?

7. Which author uses more aesthetic and decorative epithets?

8. Which epithet sounds like Dickens’s social criticism?

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