A. Its fractured, collage effect.
B. Its insistence on plot.
C. Its focus on landscape.
D. Its focus on modern city life.
A. Compounding
B. Portmanteau
C. Derivation
D. Backformation.
A. More magazines on the market
B. The rise in serialized fiction
C. Lower prices for magazines
D. The passage of the Reform Bills
A. The search for a new poetic language and the idea that language can be reinvented by poets
B. The quest to describe objects with precision and without emotion
C. The idea that the self is neither unitary nor permanently stable
D. The approval of the norms and values of bourgeois culture
A. Dryden
B. Pope
C. Dr. Johnson
D. Addison
A. Plymouth
B. Mayflower compact
C. Massachusetts Bay Colony
D. Rhode Island
A. 2
B. 3
C. 1
D. None of these