According to Dr. Mark Canada’s “An Introduction to the Novel”, Richard Chase identifies which of the following as a main difference between novels and romances ?

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1. According to Dr. Frances Pritchett’s version of Shamsur Rahman Faruqi’s “The Historical Novel and the Historical Narrative”, what is the difference between a historical narrative and a historical novel ?

   A. A historical narrative and a historical novel are the same thing. B. A historical narrative tells only part of the story surrounding a historical event; a historical novel tells the whole story. C. A historical novel focuses on providing the reader with only the central truth of a historical event, while a historical narrative...

2. The term ‘the Palliser Novels’ is used to describe the political novels of ______________?

   A. Charles Dickens B. Anthony Trollope C. W. H. White D. B.Disraeli...

3. In the play “Richard III,” where does Richard imprison the young princes ?

   A. In a tower B. In a pit C. In a prison D. In another country...

4. In the play, “Richard III,” who is manipulated into marrying Richard ?

   A. Lady Anne B. Queen Elizabeth C. Duchess of York D. Margaret...

5. In the play, “Richard III,” who is Richard’s elder brother ?

   A. Clarence B. King Edward IV C. Tyrell D. Richmond...

6. At the end of the play “Richard III,” what happens to Richard ?

   A. He is killed. B. He is arrested. C. He is crowned king. D. He was sent into exile....

7. In the play, “Richard III,” who does Richard hire to kill the young princes ?

   A. Ratcliffe B. Richmond C. Clarence D. Tyrell...

8. In the play, “Richard III,” who is Richard’s primary accomplice ?

   A. Buckingham B. Clarence C. Tyrell D. Richmond...

9. Who directly challenges Richard for the throne in the play, “Richard III” ?

   A. Tyrell B. King Edward IV C. Queen Elizabeth D. The Earl of Richmond...

10. How is “Jane Eyre” different from the novels of the first wave of English Gothic novels ?

    A. Its protagonist is at risk for sexual transgression. B. It is a Bildungsroman. C. It explains strange phenomena. D. The theme of imprisonment is prominent....