Letters from an American Farmer by J. Crevecoeur
- 1. Who is the author of 'Letters from an American Farmer'?
A) Henry James
B) J. Crevecoeur
C) Benjamin Franklin
D) Thomas Paine
- 2. What is the primary theme of 'Letters from an American Farmer'?
A) Industrialization
B) Romanticism
C) Colonialism
D) American identity
- 3. In what year was 'Letters from an American Farmer' first published?
A) 1800
B) 1782
C) 1776
D) 1791
- 4. What does Crevecoeur compare America to in his letters?
A) A steppe
B) A fortress
C) A melting pot
D) An ocean
- 5. Which character represents the American farmer in Crevecoeur's work?
A) Henry
B) James
C) John
D) David
- 6. What literary style is evident in Crevecoeur's writing?
A) Dialogue-heavy
B) Descriptive prose
C) Stream of consciousness
D) Abstract
- 7. What agricultural aspect does Crevecoeur touch upon?
A) Plantation farming
B) Urban gardening
C) Industrial farming
D) Nomadic herding
- 8. Crevecoeur discusses the impact of which event on American society?
A) World War I
B) The American Revolution
C) The Civil War
D) The Great Depression
- 9. Which ethnicity does Crevecoeur discuss in the context of American identity?
A) Asian only
B) Native American only
C) Only European
D) Various ethnicities
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