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Joseph and His Brothers by Thomas Mann
  • 1. Who is the author of 'Joseph and His Brothers'?
A) Hermann Hesse
B) Gustav Mahler
C) Franz Kafka
D) Thomas Mann
  • 2. Which biblical figure is the central character in the novel?
A) Moses
B) Abraham
C) Joseph
D) Isaac
  • 3. What literary style is 'Joseph and His Brothers' predominantly written in?
A) Modernist
B) Realist
C) Postmodern
D) Romantic
  • 4. What does Joseph's ability to interpret dreams lead to?
A) His capture by enemies
B) His death
C) His rise to power in Egypt
D) His exile
  • 5. Which of the following is a critical aspect of Mann's writing in 'Joseph and His Brothers'?
A) Minimalism
B) Psychological exploration
C) Historical accuracy
D) Fantasy elements
  • 6. What is the setting of 'Joseph and His Brothers' primarily focused on?
A) Egypt and Canaan
B) Babylon and Persia
C) Jerusalem and Nazareth
D) Rome and Greece
  • 7. In which part of the Bible is the story of Joseph found?
A) Book of Numbers
B) Book of Leviticus
C) Book of Exodus
D) Book of Genesis
  • 8. What does the 'Coat of Many Colors' symbolize?
A) Joseph's favored status
B) His wealth
C) His strength
D) His intelligence
  • 9. What is the relationship between Joseph and his brothers by the end of the story?
A) Reconciliation
B) Revenge
C) Continued conflict
D) Isolation
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