Character Analysis (OCR A-Level English Literature): Quizzes
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What is a monodrama?
What is a monodrama?
A dramatic poem by a single speaker
How old is the unnamed narrator in Maud?
How old is the unnamed narrator in Maud?
25 years old
What happened to the narrator's father?
What happened to the narrator's father?
Suicide after Squire's betrayal
What does the narrator describe as 'faultily faultless, icily regular, splendidly null'?
What does the narrator describe as 'faultily faultless, icily regular, splendidly null'?
Victorian society
How is Maud described using garden imagery?
How is Maud described using garden imagery?
Queen rose of the rosebud garden
What does Maud's brother do that has a 'Gorgonising' effect on the narrator?
What does Maud's brother do that has a 'Gorgonising' effect on the narrator?
Gives him a stony British stare
How does the narrator find redemption in Part III?
How does the narrator find redemption in Part III?
Through martial purpose in Crimean War
Which critic described the protagonist as 'mad, bad, dangerous to know'?
Which critic described the protagonist as 'mad, bad, dangerous to know'?
T.S. Eliot
What historical event shaped the narrator's radical critique of Victorian society?
What historical event shaped the narrator's radical critique of Victorian society?
1848 Chartism social unrest
What is Maud's final transformation in Phase 3?
What is Maud's final transformation in Phase 3?
The redemptive angel