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susanّ ♥ · 2011- 12- 21

اقتباس:

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة AL-HARBI ' e '

ياشباب من عندة اسئله المحاضرة الثامنه

جيت ابي استمع لها طلع لي محاضرة لــ تاريخ الاندلس الاسلامي للدكتور محمد الملحم خخخخخخخخخ

قسم بالله من يبي يسطر هالبلاك بورد

Questions

1-When does the novel start?

The (16th- the 19th- the 17th- the 18th) century.

What happens to Robinson’s second brother?

1-He dies

2-He vanishes

3-He works as a lawyer

4-He is a sailor.

What is the most obvious thing about Robinson’s character?

1-Hesitation

2-Honesty

3-Liveliness

4-Kindness

Robinson fears for his life and prays to God for deliverance when

1-He is in trouble

2-He gets married

3-Goes home

4-Starts sailing.

Robinson’s parents advise him to

1-Stay at home

2-Go to the sea

3-Search for money

4-Search for adventure

On his very first voyage, what does Robinson do to achieve himself as an individual?

1-He tries to make more money

2-He works as a surgeon

3-He works as a farmer

4-He studies medicine.

What is a narrative gap?

It is a section in the story that is not covered in detail by the author.

Why is Robinson not described in detail as a prisoner?

A.Because he is British and readers in Britain would not welcome such a story

B.Because he did not want to

C.Because prisoners were good readers of novels

D.Because he intended to escape.

E.Robinson is not described in detail as a prisoner.

This is called:

(a- narrative gap - b- a plot c- a story d- a theme)

As a prisoner, Robinson manages to escape because:

A.He is regarded by the author as powerful and skilful

B.He arranges this with the Moors

C.He wants to go back home

D.He is powerful

Is Defoe a colonialist writer?

A.Yes he is

B.No he is not

C.Maybe

D.It is not clear from the novel.