Steele’s contributions to The Spectator primarily focused on:

Richard Steele was born in:

Which literary technique does Steele use prominently in The Trumpet Club?

The Trumpet Club serves as a parody of:

What is the main theme of The Trumpet Club?

Who is the president of the Trumpet Club in The Tatler?

Where did the Trumpet Club hold its meetings?

Steele’s play The Conscious Lovers is an example of:

What genre is most associated with Steele’s writings?

In which year was The Tatler first published?

What was the primary aim of The Tatler?

Who was Sir Richard Steele’s co-founder for The Spectator?

According to Bacon, what can "histories" teach us?

Which studies does Bacon say are most suitable for delight?

What does Bacon mean by saying "Reading maketh a full man"?

What is the role of experience according to Bacon in Of Studies?

In Of Studies, what does Bacon suggest about studies and their relation to human nature?

Which type of books does Bacon suggest should be "chewed and digested"?

What does Bacon say about people who study too much?

According to Bacon, "Studies serve for __, for ornament, and for ability."

What does Bacon compare studies to in Of Studies?

What is the main subject of Bacon's essay Of Studies?

In what year was Bacon's essay collection Essays first published?

Francis Bacon's Novum Organum is part of which larger work?

Which field is Francis Bacon often referred to as the father of?

What type of structure does The Bluest Eye follow?

Which character narrates parts of the story?

Where is The Bluest Eye set?

What does Pecola desire most in the novel The Bluest Eyes?

Who is the protagonist of The Bluest Eye?

What is the central theme of The Bluest Eye?

Where did Toni Morrison teach literature and creative writing?

What central theme is commonly explored in Toni Morrison's novels?

Which of the following is NOT a novel written by Toni Morrison?

In what year did Toni Morrison win the Nobel Prize in Literature?

What was Toni Morrison's birth name?

What does Catherine tell Nelly while Heathcliff secretly listens?

Who saves Hareton from Hindley's drunken mistake?

What major change occurs in Catherine's behavior after her stay with the Lintons?

When Hindley is sent to college, what happens at Wuthering Heights during his absence?

Why does Lockwood reach out the window?

When Lockwood visits Wuthering Heights for a second time, what adds to the ominous nature of the overall setting?

How does the novel end?

What societal issue is a major theme in the novel?

What does Sophie Mol’s death symbolize in the story?

What theme is explored through the twins’ relationship?

Who is responsible for Velutha’s death?

What language, besides English, is interspersed throughout the novel?

What symbolizes forbidden love in the novel?

What is Chacko’s relation to Rahel and Estha?