الكويزات QUIZ - ملتقى فيصل » مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر

الكويز

مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر
[أسئلة مراجعة - الأدب الامريكي - د. بسام ابو زيد]
مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر

عدد الأسئلة: 20

- بعد إنهاء حل الكويز يمكنك تحميله بصيغة PDF.
- سوف تحصل على نقطة إضافية في التقييم عن كل إجابة صحيحة.

1) The time of the play (Trifles) is the early ............. century during cold weather

18th

19th

20th

2) The action takes place in the kitchen of a farmhouse in the American..............

North West

West

Midwest

3) The character John Wright is the murder victim who lived with his wife in a.............

Villa

Palace

Farmhouse

4) Minnie Foster Wright is the wife of John Wright and his...........She is being held in the county jail. The dialogue in the play suggests that her husband, though honest and clean-living, was a taskmaster and a miser who made life miserable for his wife.

Nurse

Servant

Accused murderer

5) Mr. Hale is a man who tells the sheriff and the county attorney that he stopped at the Wright place on his way to town with a wagonload of potatoes. With him was his helper Harry. Hale planned to ask John Wright to share with him the cost of..........

Electricity

A party telephone line

An election campaign

6) Mrs. Hale is the wife of Mr. Hale. While the sheriff and the county attorney search the Wright property for evidence, Mrs. Hale and the sheriff's wife discover clues to the murder among trivial items they find in..................

The garden

The garage

The kitchen

7) Trifles is a one-act play centering on two women who discover murder clues that county officials regard as trivial. But the play is not a murder mystery. Rather, it is...............

A cultural and psychological study that probes the status of women in society and their intuitive grasp of reality.

A record of police success in murder issues at that time

A history of the Midwest at that time

8) Glaspell wrote the play in 1916 for the Provincetown Players, a Massachusetts acting group that she and her husband, George Cram Cook, founded in.................in 1915.

Manhattan

Michigan

Massachusetts

9) The title refers to...............

The items in the Wright home that Peters, Henderson, and Hale regard as irrelevant and Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale regard as significant

The men's view of the women as trifles and their observations as unimportant

The murder victim regarded the bird as an annoying trifle. To Mrs. Wright, it was apparently one of her few sources of joy

All true

10) The.............occurs when the two women discover the dead bird, enabling them to envision the events leading up to the murder of John Wright.

Raising action

Salvation

Climax

11) The bird symbolizes................

Mrs. Wright

Mrs. Wright's spirit

Mr. Wright

12) The cage symbolizes: John Wright's...............of his wife and her spirit.

Oppression

Love

Addiction

13) The resulting freezing temperatures crack the jars of preserves, apparently representing Minnie's ....................... well being.

Mental

Mode

Behavior

14) Unevenly Sewn Quilt Block symbolizes Mrs. Wright's...................mental condition.

Balanced

Disturbed

Peaceful

15) Rope symbolizes Minnie Wright's .............of male power.

Right

Legitimacy

Usurpation

16) Strangulation is a man's method of killing. In her rebellion against her domineering husband, Minnie musters the strength to murder like a man, thus perversely asserting her................

Revenge

Right

Equality

17) Casting Off Male Oppression is one of the themes of this play. It reflects the situation of women in the society at the time of the play. Women at that time.............

Were already enjoying equality

Were still suffering inequality

Were criticizing the idea of equality

18) Glaspell's play presents one radical woman rebel, Mrs. Wright, who goes to the extreme to free herself of male domination. It also presents two quiet rebels, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters, who...............

Side with Mrs. Wright

Withhold evidence that the sheriff and the county attorney need to establish a motive for Mrs. Wright's alleged crime

Both

19) Women's Intuition is another theme of the play. Women's intuition demonstrates its power in this play when Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters discover household items, which the men regard as trifles, that lead to the establishment of a motive for Mrs. Wright's crime. The implication here is that..............

Women possess abilities that can complement and augment those of men.

A society that limits women's use of their talents is the poorer for doing so.

A and B

20) Sheriff Peters and County Attorney George Henderson pride themselves on their powers of detection and logical reasoning. But it is the two women, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale, who discover the clues and establish a motive amid seemingly innocuous items in the Wright home. The trifles with which the men say the women concern themselves turn out to be the key evidence that the men are looking for. The story ends with.............exchange between Henderson and Mrs. Hale.

A silly

An unfair

An ironic

مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر
[أسئلة مراجعة - الأدب الامريكي - د. بسام ابو زيد]
تفاصيل أخرى:
مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر
تم حل الكويز 229 مرة بنسبة نجاح 62%
القسم: E8
مناقشة الكويز: مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره الرابعة عشر 20 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر