Critiquing a literary selection based on the following approaches: structuralist/formalist
Quiz by Ria-Flor Valdoz
Grade 10
English
Philippines Curriculum: Grades K-10 (MELC)
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- Q1What is the structuralist/formalist literary approach?A method of analyzing literature based on the author's life and experiences.A method of analyzing literature based on the reader's personal interpretation of the work.A method of analyzing literature based on the underlying structure and form of the work.A method of analyzing literature based on the historical and cultural context of the work.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q2How does The Gift of Magi use symbolism?The gifts exchanged by the couple represent their materialistic desires.The gifts exchanged by the couple represent their lack of understanding of each other.The gifts exchanged by the couple represent their love and sacrifice for each other.The gifts exchanged by the couple have no symbolic meaning.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q3What is the theme of The Gift of Magi?Love and sacrifice.Materialism and greed.Betrayal and mistrust.Happiness and prosperity.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q4What is the irony in The Gift of Magi?The gifts exchanged by the couple cause them to break up.The gifts exchanged by the couple are revealed to be fake.The gifts exchanged by the couple become useless due to their sacrifices for each other.The gifts exchanged by the couple are stolen.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q5What is the moralist literary approach?A literary theory that focuses on poetic elements.A literary theory that values language structure.A literary theory that emphasizes historical context.A literary theory that focuses on ethical values.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q6What is the main moral or lesson of The Gift of Magi?Lying is never the solution to problems.Love and sacrifice are more important than material possessions.Money can't buy happiness.Appearances can be deceiving.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q7What is the main theme of The Gift of Magi from a Marxist perspective?The story critiques the capitalist system that places value on material possessions and perpetuates economic inequalityThe story suggests that true happiness comes from giving and receiving giftsThe story emphasizes the importance of sacrifice for the sake of familyThe story celebrates the power of love to overcome economic hardship30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q8What is the significance of the characters' poverty in The Gift of Magi?The poverty of the characters is a minor detail that does not affect the main plotThe characters' poverty highlights the injustices of the capitalist system and the struggles faced by working-class peopleThe poverty of the characters is a result of their own poor decisionsThe poverty of the characters is a temporary condition that will be resolved by the end of the story30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q9What is the message of The Gift of Magi from a Marxist perspective?The story suggests that true happiness comes from sacrifice and selflessnessThe story warns against the dangers of greed and materialismThe story celebrates the power of love to overcome any obstacleThe story highlights the need for a more equitable distribution of wealth and the importance of valuing human relationships over material possessions30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q10How is the ending of The Gift of Magi problematic from a feminist perspective?It highlights the importance of communication and compromise in relationships.It critiques the materialism that dominates society.It celebrates the sacrifices that men and women make for each other in relationships.It reinforces traditional gender roles and suggests that women should prioritize their partners' needs above their own.It suggests that love is more important than material possessions.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q11What message does The Gift of Magi send to young women about their value in society?It celebrates the financial independence that women can achieve through hard work.It shows that women can control their own destiny and make their own decisions.It reinforces the idea that women are primarily valued for their appearance and their ability to serve their partners.It encourages young women to be selfless and prioritize their partners' needs above their own.It demonstrates that women are capable of making sacrifices for the people they love.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q12What message does The Gift of Magi send to young men about their value in society?It highlights the importance of communication and emotional intelligence in romantic relationships.It encourages young men to be romantic and thoughtful in their gift-giving.It shows that men can be appreciated for more than just their financial success.It suggests that men should be free to pursue their own goals and interests, even if it means sacrificing time with their partners.It reinforces the idea that men are primarily valued for their financial success and their ability to provide for their partners.30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q13Which of the following is a key element of feminist literary approach?Analyzing the use of metaphors in literatureStudying the historical context of literatureExamining the portrayal of gender roles and power dynamics in literatureExploring various literary genres30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q14How does Mulan challenge traditional gender roles?By showing that women are weak and incapable of handling important tasksBy portraying a woman who defies societal expectations and takes on a masculine roleBy portraying men as superior to womenBy reinforcing the idea that women should conform to traditional gender roles30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4
- Q15How does Mulan empower women?By reinforcing traditional gender rolesBy promoting the idea that men are the only ones who can handle important tasksBy portraying women as weak and inferior to menBy showing that women are just as capable as men30sEN10RC-IIId-22.4