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Around the World in 80 Days- Usborne Book Literary Analysis

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Literary Analysis

by Vijo Gor
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Who is the main character of the story?

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Which words best describe Phileas Fogg at the beginning?

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How does Fogg change over the course of the story?

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Which character is loyal but sometimes causes problems?

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What role does Inspector Fix play in the story?

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What starts the main adventure?

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Why does Fix follow Fogg around the world?

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What major event happens in India?

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What happens near the end in England?

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What is the final twist (solution to the problem)?

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What might a critical reader say about how the story presents the British Empire?

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How does Phileas Fogg’s wealth affect his journey?

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What question might a critical reader ask about Princess Aouda’s role?

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How are non-European places (like India and America) mostly portrayed in the story?

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What deeper theme about time and modern technology can be seen in the story?

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Which statement best reflects how travel is framed in the narrative?

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What view of global connectivity is suggested by the plot?

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In the context of empire, what critical stance does the text imply?

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Which option aligns with a critique of resources aiding travel?

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Which best captures the story’s take on technology’s role in travel?

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When does the story take place?

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Which theme best fits the story?

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What might be the author’s intention in writing this story?

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What point of view is the story told in?

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Which type of third-person POV is used?

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What lesson does Fogg learn by the end?

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What makes the ending surprising?

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Which character is a detective who pursues Fogg?

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What is the original time limit Fogg aims to beat?

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Where does the journey begin and end?

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Phileas Fogg is the protagonist who bets to travel the world in 80 days.

Fogg starts as cool, methodical, and focused on routine.

Over time he shows empathy and grows beyond his routine.

Passepartout is loyal to Fogg but his actions create hiccups.

Fix mistakes Fogg for a bank robber, pursuing him.

The famous wager triggers the journey.

Fix suspects Fogg of theft and pursues him.

Aouda’s rescue is a key Indian chapter.

Legal trouble delays the final crossing into victory.

Time zone advantage grants the extra day.

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In the 1870s setting of Jules Verne’s novel.

Resourcefulness and planning help Fogg succeed.

The tale celebrates travel and ingenuity.

Narration follows Fogg and his crew from an external view.

Narrative focus remains on Fogg’s perspective.

Human connections prove essential beyond schedules.

Time zone differences alter the final timeline.

Inspector Fix chases Fogg during the voyage.

The wager is to travel the world in 80 days.

The voyage circles back to the starting city.

 
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