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Froggy Jumps Critical Realism In the world literatureOnline version Multiple choise questions by Ismigul Temirova 1 What is critical realism? a A movement that truthfully shows life and criticizes society b A literary movement that idealizes life c A style focused only on nature 2 In which century did critical realism mainly develop? a 16th century b 18th century c 19th century 3 What do critical realist writers mainly criticize? a Science and technology b Social injustice and inequality c Religious beliefs 4 Which feature is typical of critical realism? a Ideal heroes without flaws b Typical characters in typical situations c Mythical creatures 5 Who is a famous representative of critical realism in England? a Charles Dickens b William Shakespeare c George Orwell 6 Which novel was written by Charles Dickens? a War and Peace b Madame Bovary c Oliver Twist 7 What is a common theme in critical realist literature? a Social inequality b Supernatural powers c Space exploration 8 Why is critical realism important in world literature? a It focuses on scientific facts b It teaches myths and legends c It raises social awareness and criticizes society 9 What mainly distinguishes critical realism from simple realism? a Use of symbolism and fantasy b Social analysis and criticism of reality c Focus on personal emotions only 10 The phrase “typical characters in typical situations” means: a Characters represent common social groups and real conditions b Characters repeat the same events in every story c Characters are copied from real historical figures 11 What role does the author usually take in critical realist works? a Completely neutral without moral position b Openly political and revolutionary c Objective but morally critical through events 12 Dostoevsky’s novels are considered critical realist mainly because they: a Focus on fantasy worlds b Analyze moral struggle under social pressure c Describe historical events only 13 Which feature is NOT typical of critical realism? a Idealization of society b Deep psychological portrayal of characters c Attention to social environment 14 How does critical realism influence the reader? a By offering simple entertainment b By avoiding social problems c By encouraging critical thinking about society 15 Which statement best summarizes the goal of critical realism? a To beautify reality b To show reality and reveal its problems c To replace realism with symbolism

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Critical Realism In the world literatureOnline version

by Ismigul Temirova

What is critical realism?

In which century did critical realism mainly develop?

What do critical realist writers mainly criticize?

Which feature is typical of critical realism?

Who is a famous representative of critical realism in England?

Which novel was written by Charles Dickens?

What is a common theme in critical realist literature?

Why is critical realism important in world literature?

What mainly distinguishes critical realism from simple realism?

The phrase “typical characters in typical situations” means:

What role does the author usually take in critical realist works?

Dostoevsky’s novels are considered critical realist mainly because they:

Which feature is NOT typical of critical realism?

How does critical realism influence the reader?

Which statement best summarizes the goal of critical realism?