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Main Street by Sinclair Lewis
  • 1. In which town is 'Main Street' set?
A) Elk River
B) Winston
C) Gopher Prairie
D) Mason City
  • 2. What is Carol's vision for Gopher Prairie?
A) Cultural improvement
B) Industrialization
C) Population increase
D) Economic growth
  • 3. What ultimately happens to Carol at the end of the novel?
A) She moves to Paris
B) She leaves Gopher Prairie
C) She embraces conformity
D) She becomes mayor
  • 4. How does the community view artistic endeavors?
A) As essential
B) As dangerous
C) As profitable
D) As unimportant
  • 5. What social issues are explored in the novel?
A) Gender and class
B) Technology and innovation
C) Globalization
D) Race and ethnicity
  • 6. What literary technique is prominent in 'Main Street'?
A) Tragedy
B) Satire
C) Romanticism
D) Mystery
  • 7. What year was 'Main Street' published?
A) 1930
B) 1920
C) 1925
D) 1915
  • 8. What does Gopher Prairie symbolize in the novel?
A) Industrial power
B) Urban chaos
C) Utopian ideals
D) Small-town life
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