(1/100) The Enduring Legacy of Classic Literature
Listening Questions
Answer all questions based on the audio content
1.
What is the primary theme of Austen's "Pride and Prejudice"?
2.
Which character in "Great Expectations" seeks social mobility?
3.
What existential theme does "Crime and Punishment" primarily explore?
4.
How does Virginia Woolf's narrative style in "To the Lighthouse" differ from traditional forms?
5.
What significant social issue does "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" address?
6.
Which author critiques societal expectations in his portrayal of Pip's journey?
7.
In what way do classic novels continue to resonate with contemporary audiences?
8.
What literary technique is prominently featured in Woolf's work?